Erskine Reveals Plans in Tense Family Gathering
In a charged porch scene Barbara and Dane Grey confront Erskine as he recounts travels among Indians sparked by a message from Colonel Dale. He explains his motive to assist the old chief and faces uneasy reactions from Barbara and Harry.
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Erskine
Dane Grey
Harry
Barbara
Grey
Hugh
Kristine
White Arrow
Wiskine
Kafitoo
Colonel Dale
Mr. Grey
Colonel Pale
Duel on the river road tests loyalties in the camp
Erskine confronts Grey over lies about his kin and the Indians. A duel is thwarted by Colonel Dale. Barbara rushes in at the end, seeking truth and fearing bloodshed as war looms and family tensions flare.
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Harry
Grey
Erskine
Colonel Dale
Hugh
Barbara
Mr. Grey
Almis
Last Night Revealed as Barbara Faces Hidden Truths
Erskine accepts his secret and faces a looming departure as Barbara reconciles with the Colonel. The plan for a Kentucky march and the militia draft unfolds amid family tension and political talk about aristocracy and property.
Liberty Township Farm Bureau Meeting Deliberates Road Laws Changes
The Liberty Township Farm Bureau met at Viram Ehlers farm with strong attendance. Oscar Heline urged residents to weigh road law changes and questioned shifting primary funds to secondary roads. He favored a 1 cent per gallon gas tax for secondary roads and warned about truck license increases. Outdoor films complemented the meeting, and silage timing guidance from Iowa experts warned on maturity, moisture, and packing.
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Liberty Township Farm Bureau
Viram Ehlers
Oscar Heline
State Federation
Helme
Highway Commission
Heline
Iowa Potatoes Should Feed Iowa and Keep Money Home
Potato expert C. L. Fitch of Iowa State College urges prioritizing Iowa grown spuds and vegetables to use home crops first. He calls for price reports from U S Bureau of Markets, strict culling of inferior stock, and delaying outside shipments to keep Iowa money at home.
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Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station
Iowa
C. L. Fitch
Iowa State College Extension Service
Uncle Sam
Fitch
U. S
Chicago
Kansas City
U. S. Bureau of Markets
Circular outlines cattle feeding gear for Iowa farms
The Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station releases a fully illustrated circular by M A Foster and RS Stephenson on proper cattle yard equipment. It emphasizes savings from tight troughs hay protection, easier manure management, and reducing labor. Training readers to arrange feedlots for lower costs and better market readiness.
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Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station
Bulletin
M. A. Foster
R.S. Stephenson
Auto maintenance bulletins from Iowa State College
Readers can obtain free bulletins on car mechanics by addressing the engineering extension department at Iowa State College. Topics include Carburetion Handling of Clutches and Gears Wear and Tear of Tires and Elimination of the Glare in the Headlights.
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Engineering Extension Department of
Iowa
State College
For Sale Column Item in Local Advert
Brief local notice shows a for sale item listed in the column labeled for sale. Details are fragmentary but indicate a private sale and basic item description.
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Aurelia Motor Co
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Cherokee Rendering Works
CC Lee
Maple Valley Mutual Insurance Association
Cherokee County
Geo. E. Blanch
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Nelsons Restaurant
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