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Newspaper

The Potter Review

Location

Potter, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1935

Page

2

Meadow Mouse Worries Over Missing Danny on Moonlit Green Meadows

Nanny Meadow Mouse frets as Danny never returns home, fearing danger from Redtail the Hawk or Black Pussy the Cat. She searches the moonlit paths while the shadows lengthen, hoping for a sign before the baby mice wake to a new day.

Meadow Mouse Nanny Meadow Mouse Danny Meadow Mouse Nanny Danny Reddy Granny Fox Green Meadows Black Pussy the Cat Farmer Brown's Redtail Hawk Mistress Moon Mr. Sun T. W. Burgess

Question Box jokes and quick answers from WNU Service

A collection of humorous Q and A items from a 1940s question box. A waiter’s tip dilemma, a riddle about a girl described as someone to adore, a dancer puzzled by a girl’s change of heart, a seven year old’s Sunday school math, a farm weather vane joke, and a rooster weather vane punchline. Includes attribution to I NUZZBE DUMM and I. MUZZBEE DUMM with WNU Service.

Bowie Knife Named for Col James Bowie of Texas

The heavy sheath knife of the early western states is said to be named after Col James Bowie of Texas who forged the blade from a worn-out file and is noted for having killed his man with it, McClure Newspaper Syndicate. WIN Service.

Col James Bowie Texas McClure Newspaper Syndicate WIN Service

It Isn't Home Poem by Anne Campbell

A short lyric reflecting longing for a distant homeland. The speaker contrasts the ocean and city with a familiar green patch, a little house, a maple tree, and roses, expressing that beauty remains inadequate without home.

Gold and bronze eye shadow highlights on lids

The latest fashion extends to makeup with eyelids lit by a new metallic eye shadow shade in gold bronze or silver. The trend proposes a way to coordinate eyes with jewelry for a complete ensemble.

Public Ledger, Inc WNU Service

Pie Ideas With Prunes And Rhubarb

A recipe hints at combining prunes and rhubarb for a delicious filling. Prepare a baked shell with meringue or bake the fruit in two crusts. Make a syrup by boiling water and sugar, then add lemon and orange juice for a citrus twist.

Banana fruit dessert and savory cabbage tuna mold recipe

A recipe fragment from the Western Newspaper Union describes peeling bananas and making a banana cream mixture with syrup and whipped cream, then freezing to a soft mush. It also outlines a hot cabbage and onion dish with apples, vinegar, gelatin salad mold and tuna, plus a squash tomato bake with meat or nuts.

Western Newspaper Union

Tremendous Trifles Start of a Sioux War Over a Cow

A neglected cow on the Oregon Trail led Sioux to kill for hide. Lt Grattan attacked Sioux camps with 33 men, died with his troops. Col Harney retaliated at Ash Hollow, slaughtering 86 friendly Indians. The conflict bred 20 years of bitter fighting.

Oregon Trail Grattan Miniconjou Col W. S. Harney Harney Brule Little Thunder Ash Hollow

Barbed wire and politics span the American West

The piece traces how the log cabin hard cider campaign helped Harrison win the presidency, then shifts to barbed wire's impact on cattle trails and the decline of the old West. It ends with a poultry article on chick sexing and its cost effects for flock owners.

Great Plains West Oper Mississippi Néster Western Newspaper Union HW. H. Alp College of Agriculture University of

Ground Cobs Popular for Brooder House Litter

Ground corn cobs have become a popular litter in brooder houses for chicks says John Vandervort of Pennsylvania State College. Grind cobs to one-quarter to one-half inch, stir every other day, and cover with papers or bags in early days. Other litters include shavings peat moss straw sugar cane peanut shells dried saw dust and hay chaff. Litters should be dust free free from mold and changed as needed to keep the house clean and dry. Each poultryman should pick the best material based on cost sanitation and cleaning labor.

John Vandervort Pennsylvania State College

Off-Colored Poults in Bronze Turkey Breeding

Light or slate colored poults occur in Bronze turkey flocks each year. Breeders speculate on causes, noting Bronze derives from wild turkeys and that White and Slate varieties arose from Bronze sports. Many believe color-focused breeding yields offspring with better color when used as breeders.

Turkey

Poultry Notes on Coccidiosis and Chicks Care

Poultry notes emphasize coccidiosis risk in all birds and advise Nebraska farmers to reduce hens and pullets. Do not profit from treating sick chicks, focus on prevention. Proper egg storage yields usable eggs for six to ten months. If male bird fighting is serious, rotate birds. Geese are water loving yet graze on land, turning into a New Year’s feast. Sand should start fine at ten days, later switch to coarser sand or gravel or commercial grit.

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