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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1923

Page

3

Maximilian's Mexican Empire and Juarez’s Return

Chronology marks Maximilian as emperor with French support from 1864 to 1867. Juarez resumes presidency after French troops withdraw and Maximilian is captured and executed. Carlotta fled to Europe. Napoleon III faced US pressure to end intervention.

Maximilian Carlotta Benito Pano Juarez Mexico Miramar Trieste France Great Britain Spain Mexico City Juarez Napoleon III United States Europe Napoleon Poner Republic Justitia Regnorum Fundamentum Philip H. Sheridan Queretaro Napoleon II Bonaparte Pius [X Vatican

Centennial tale of Monroe Doctrine and Mexican empire

The piece recounts 19th century events linking the Monroe Doctrine to Napoleon III’s Mexico venture, Juarez’s resistance, Maximilian’s empire, and Carlotta of Belgium. It details Maximilian’s execution, Juarez’s presidency, Carlotta’s decline in Belgium, and dramatic European intrigues surrounding their fate.

Forest Lands Not All Open to Agriculture Says Forest Service

The U S Department of Agriculture reports that most cut or burned over forest land will not be used for farming. About 181 million acres already cut or burned over remain undeveloped for agriculture. Timber is being depleted at roughly 10 million acres per year, with much of it in virgin forest, creating a national timber and land use problem. The article urges ending unrestricted exploitation and reducing waste to grow timber crops on forest lands.

Belgium Bouchout Carlotta Mexico Archduke Maximilian of Austria Baron Goflinet Europe Leopold Carlota Maximian Secon Adleu Udieu The Forest Service United States Department of Agriculture Constantinople Mahomet I Mostem Mityleve Urus Knights of Saint John Uruj Egypt Khizr Tunis Middle Sea

Timber Policy Aims for Enhanced Production and Use

The text outlines three aims: maximize timber utilization, increase timber production to full land capacity, and develop methods for sustainable forest use. It emphasizes expanding output while managing resources.

Five Cents Lost Down a Drain

Tony sobs in the road as a kind old lady consoles him after realizing his five cent coin is lost down a drain. The scene portrays a small child seeking help and a gentle helper offering comfort.

Tony

Captains of Adventure in Barbary Pirate Era

A historical chronicle traces Urus and Khizr Barbarossa from youth in exchange with the Turks to Ottoman piracy. It covers captures, enslaved captives, fortresses sieges, and the rise of Barbarossa with Tunis, Algiers, and Tunisian ambitions. Allied fleets clash with Andrea Doria and Charles V, ending in Barbarossa’s triumphs and eventual fading.

Naples Tunis Urus Uruj Tlemcen Wkhizr Algiers Khizr Barbarossa Spain Ferdinand and Isabella Africa Barbarossa Europe Charles V Germany Italy Allah Hassan Valencia Venabadi Algeria Granada Penon Martin de Vargas de Vargas

Dreaded Paraffin Cargo Aboard Tramp Steamer

A tramp steamer loaded with five gallon cans of case oil petrol and paraffin from New York sails to Australia. A coal bunker fire caused by spontaneous combustion threatens a mass explosion. Fire crews struggle as flames spread through the forehold and saloon decking while the crew abandons ship and lifeboats launch amid a blazing island in the distance.

New York Australia Six Bells Mate

Fake mining stock promoter uses mayoral directories

A sharp con artist combined civic trust with phone books. He wrote to mayors of small cities requesting local telephone directories, then flagged promising names and sent letters claiming the mayor brought the contact to his attention.

Fred C. Kelly

The Ananias Club Confesses Pure Love Over Fake Diamond

A young woman admits the diamond he gave her is paste yet says she loves him as much as if it were real. She declares she is satisfied because his affection proves the depth of his love beyond price.

Ananias Club

How Much Grain to Feed Hens of Various Breeds

Farmers learn to feed hens by consumption not measure. Morning oats help start the day. mix must be fed to satisfy appetite. General purpose fowls require one quart of scratch grain and one and a half quarts of mush per 13 hens, or 100 Leghorns for about 714 pounds of grain and mash per day. Range hens consume 75 pounds yearly, Leghorns 55 pounds plus greens.

Federal

Table Scraps Important Item for Small Flocks

Table scraps become an important item for small flocks and help reduce food costs by using waste materials that would otherwise go to the slop barrel. The article recommends keeping a few hens, especially for suburban families, and warns against keeping too many, noting lower costs and better results with a small number.

Care of Turkeys in Confinement This Summer

Turkeys kept in confinement require careful guarding against overfeeding during summer. With no infection from adult birds present, danger from black head is minimal. Purdue reports hopper feeding of dry mash safe for 60 turkeys to twelve weeks and a dozen to maturity, using equal parts bran and shorts.

Purdue

Roosts on Same Level Prevent Many Ailments

The article argues that high multi tier roosts cause bumblefoot and lameness, urging farmers to install low roosts all on one level. It notes hens prefer higher perches, causing injuries when they jump down in the morning and wasting space in poultry houses.

Poultry Notes on Feeding and Yard Management

Proper feeds and regular yard time protect chicks from disease and improve flock vigor. Culling, early maturation of cockerels, water discipline, and avoiding dusty feeds help reduce losses and raise a healthier breeding flock.

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