Desert town Fourth of July show with Circle Dot wrangler
In a desert town audience watches a bold rodeo stunt where Circle Dot wrangler rides at top speed to retrieve a fallen cigarette, tested by host Billy Sandy amid a lively community celebration. Several characters including Carpy, Pole Tambel, and foreman Dave Crossen feature in this rugged tableau.
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Orambel
Polwan
Tambel
In Pales
Xuch
Henry Sandying
Dot Ranch
Dave
Gunnock
Bill Denison
Texas Wrangler
McCrossen
Boland
S .cCrossen
Nison
Ossen
Stranger
Rossen
Det and Groendeg
Sandy
Dot Wrangler
Carpy
Pandy
Spieler
Jardin
Imrigt
Sleepy Cat Ridin Contest Ends in Chaos and Courtship
In Sleepy Cat a cigarette trick spirals into a brawl as McCrossen’s rival refuses to perform. A bracelet toss leads to a dramatic chase and a horse dragging its rider. The wrangler is bludgeoned, Jake Spotts accuses Barney Redstock, and Dr. Carpy imposes order, ending with a tense crowd and the wrangler’s defiant jab about the cowhand.
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Spotts
Barney Redstock
Jane
Dr. Carey
Sandy
Barney
Rebstock
McCrossen
Carpy
Dr. Carpy
Chapter II Grandstand Dust and Rapid Pony Pass
In the grandstand the crowd strained as a pony rider sped toward the stand. Dust rose as fingers traced the trail while the rider passed like a flash. He raised his hand before the dust, rode to a halt, and judges rushed from the stand toward the track.
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Jane
Sandy
Texas
Lefever
Jake Spotts
RECORD OF FLOCK REVEALS PROFITS
Poultry guidance explains why flock records matter for profits and management. It notes tracking feeding costs, grass, net returns, and egg production, with trap-nests revealing individual bird output. It advises culling low producers and avoiding reliance on advertised breeds without proper suitability and health.
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C. Extension Poultry Special’ Isd
North Carolina
Calicee
Grit Only Poultry Feed That Has No Food Value
Reports from the National Agricultural Research Center show grit in a mash or with field peas reduces feed volumes for economical gains. The insoluble grit acts as a grinding mull enabling birds to better utilize carbohydrates proteins and fats, with field peas highlighting grit’s importance for coarse feeds in confinement.
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National Agricultural Research Center
Bureau of Animal Industry
Heavy Breeds Compete With Lighter Chickens In Egg Contests
The report shows heavy breeds can lay eggs as well as light breeds. In five years, heavy breeds led twice and Leghorns led three times. Rhode Island Reds, Barred Plymouth Rocks, White Rocks and Leghorns have disputed top spots recently. The best score under the current point system was by S. C. Rhode Island Reds.
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Rhode Island
Plymouth Rocks
United States
S. C. Rhode Island Reds
Buff Plymouth Rock Description in Breeding Note
The Buff Plymouth Rock differs from other Rocks by a uniform golden buff color throughout the plumage. Avoid shafting or feathers with mixed shaft colors and lighter powdering. Seek the deepest even buff undercolor attainable for quality.
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Plymouth
Charcoal in Poultry Rations Gains Leave Rumpus
A Rural New Yorker writer notes charcoal for hens has waned in popularity. The supposed absorbent and purifier role is questioned as the mechanism and targets of absorption remain unexplained. Human charcoal tablets are also mentioned as an advocate curiosity.
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New Yorker
Laying Hens Color Guide Links Yellow Pigment to Egg Count
The article explains that the yellow tint in eyelids earlobes vent beak legs and toes signals how many eggs a hen has laid. It notes bleaching time, and that high yellow pigment intake from corn or similar seeds slows bleaching, affecting readability of wear-age indicators.
Keeping Christmas Spirit Through Poise and Kindness
A brief advisory urges maintaining Christmas cheer by patience and calm conduct at home. It notes that quarrels and haste spoil the festive atmosphere, while cheerful, gentle behavior from adults and children fosters harmony among family and friends during holiday preparations.
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Bell Syndicate
WNU Servier
Howehold Tips From WNU Service On Everyday Goods
Tomato juice can be thickened and seasoned for soup, cake icing stays soft with a touch of glycerin, and a blunt pencil end marks initials on linens for embroidery. Clean white woodwork by sponging with lukewarm mild soap suds and drying. Black marble items gain lustre with olive oil polish, and never sprinkle pongee. roll wet and iron while damp.
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Associated Newspapers
WNU
Early Concrete Road in Ohio Opens Nation’s First
The first concrete highway was laid at Bellefontaine Ohio forty three years ago and remains in use. Now enough concrete roads exist to encircle the earth more than four times.
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United States
Bellefontaine
Ohio
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