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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1923

Page

5

A Gift and a Purchase in the Round-Up

Madeline spends a week at the ranch round-up near the house as Well­sville and Florence worry for her safety. Alfred warns her about Don Carlos and the cowboys but she pursues her learning amid the tumult, ignoring pleas to stay away.

Madeline Stillwell Florence Alfred Don Carlos Bill Nels Ambrose Ell New York Flo Bill Stillwell Miss Majesty Gene Stewart Stewart Gene

The Gift Horse Awakens a Westward Mystery

Madeline accepts Gene Stewart's horse Don Carlos from Alfred after a letter reveals Stewart plans to head to the border. The horse, now with Madeline, inspires thoughts of future wealth and a daring venture as Stillwell recalls cattle life and Gene's troubled past.

Madeline Hammond Arrives in El Cajon In Troubled Romance

New York socialite Madeline Hammond reaches El Cajon New Mexico to find no escort. A drunken cowboy loses control then returns with a priest and forces her to say I do in fear. A shooting ends with a Mexican death as Bonita flees on a horse.

el Cajon New Mexico Madeline Hammond New York Bonita Madeline Florence Kingsley Florence Gene Stewart Alfred Hammond Stewart Alfred Stillwell Danny Maing Ife

Round-Up Courtship Sparks Amid Dust and Hooves

Madeline watches the cattle drive as cowboys tease her with flirtatious boasts and horsemanship. Florence spots a dark horse and a Mexican rider while Stillwell bullies into the scene. Madeline remains quiet, overwhelmed by the dust and danger of the gathering.

Madeline Miss Hammond Don Carlos Florence Stillwell Miss Majesty Bill Nels Danny Mains Ambrose

Madeline's Grand Ranch Transformation and a Queen of the Range

Madeline accepts a grand plan to buy Don Carlos’s ranch and improve the valley for Mexicans and cowboys. She enlists Stillwell, Alfred, and Florence to develop Her Majesty’s Rancho, renaming the property and embracing a vibrant, life-filled leadership.

Don Carlos Miss Majesty Hyar Greasers Bill Stillwell Madeline Alfred Florence Stillwell Mr. Stillwell

Fragmentary line hints at longing under western star

Partial OCR text shows a speaker reflecting on finding work and happiness under a western star. The passage centers on personal search for fulfillment and place, with no clear names, dates, or events.

Stewart urged to return as life is not to waste

A speaker confronts Stewart with a charged demand to come back, framing the plea as an appeal to avoid wasting life. The line implies a tense moment of coercion or entreaty, reflecting emotional stakes and potential conflict in the scene.

Stewart

Energy of a Watch and Its Construction

P P Darlington asks for facts on watch energy and construction. About 175 parts form a watch and over 2,000 operations occur in manufacture. The roller jewel endures 432,000 impacts daily and 3,153,600,000 blows in twenty years.

P. P Darlington

Return of a Lost Acquaintance in Business

A man returns from ten years in the West and visits his old Cleveland firm. He is met with polite but hurried greetings and no lasting reconnection, illustrating how sentiment fades in business life.

Hullo Cleveland Cleveland Plain Dealer

Tribute to Forefathers Emphasizes Strength From Adversity

A quotation honoring forefathers notes descendants who consumed fire and sea, then forged noble strength through danger. Joseph Parker is cited as the source of the inspirational meditation on resilience and heroic character.

Joseph Parker

Greater Egg Production From Pullets Year Study Finds

Investigation by extension poultry specialists shows pullets lay more eggs than yearling hens and consume less food. The recommended flock ratio is two-thirds pullets to one-third hens to maximize production and identify birds for breeding. Older hens decline in egg output, suggesting breeding stock should be refreshed after age two.

N. R. Mehr Slimson College

Egg Waste Used as Protein Rich Feed for Poultry

Ohio tests show boiled infertile eggs ground and mixed with dry mash improved gains in young cockerels by about 20 percent over skim milk protein. A broiler mix uses ground corn standard wheat middlings and moist egg product in a 40 20 40 ratio with water to form a pourable batter, fed carefully to avoid wet feeding.

Ohio Ohio Experiment Station

Cholera Contagious Among Flocks Says Oklahoma Professor

The poultry expert Harry Emblem from the Oklahoma college warns cholera spreads among chickens even with no visible signs. Symptoms include thirst, fever, loss of appetite, and greenish yellow discharge. thorough cleaning and disinfection are urged, with affected birds killed and burned.

Harry Emblem Oklahoma College

Development of Chicks Requires Care and Cleanliness

Best development of young chicks comes from close attention to the brood coops cleanliness and proper feed and water. Provide shade and free range with a good mash before them. Watch for rice and mites which multiply rapidly during warm weather. Clean and spray houses and coops.

Egg Hatchery Guidelines From Agricultural Bulletin

The text advises on egg freshness for incubating ducks and hens, warns about risks to turkeys, and cites USDA findings on wheatless rations for chickens. It covers housing, roosting, dampness, feeding, cleanliness, and careful handling of hatch eggs with temperature kept under 70 degrees and daily turning.

Tanlac praised by Omaha bridge constructor for rheumatism relief

Clayton Willis of Midland hotel Omaha recalls severe indigestion and swollen feet from rheumatism last spring. He credits Tanlac with restoring appetite and digestion and claims his rheumatism cleared, enabling long workdays. Advert says Tanlac available from druggists with over 37 million bottles sold.

Clayton Wihiis Bridge Constructor Midland Hotel Omaha Neb Tanlac Kansas

Tanlac Vegetable Pills Advertised as Constipation Remedy

Tanlac Vegetable Pills are promoted as nature's own remedy for constipation and sold widely.

Origin and authorship of Little Annie Rooney

Correspondents of the New York Herald discuss who wrote the song Little Annie Rooney. They favor James Thornton as author of both words and music with convincing testimony. The song dates back to at least spring 1890 and was popular by summer 1890. the Boston Transcript notes Thornton as the likely composer.

New York Herald Little Annie Rooney James Thornton Boston Transcript

Halt coasts stock up on dried and canned fish

Halt coast offered diverse food fish but fishing remained primitive. The country imported 4 500 882 pounds of dried and canned fish last year.

Halt

Gifts That Last Commencement Gift Gives A Job

A Life magazine quip notes a practical present for a son after graduation: a job. The item frames work as a lasting gift beyond ceremonies, reflecting midcentury social values on success and self reliance.

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