Love, loyalty, and law in the Matanuska frontier
In a volatile Matanuska camp, Sid Lander fosters strong bonds with Carol Coburn while Eric the Red foments conflict. Sock-Eye, a tough old prospector, deters trouble with grit as crowd tension erupts into violence, ending with a jail escort after a staged confrontation and vigilante action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sock-Eye
Big John Trumbull
Tarantula
Trumbull
Eric the Red
Sid Lander
Lander
Lock-Eys
Giloot
Trumbull Dame
Palmer
Matanuska Valley
Sock-Eye Schlupp
Carol
Chakitana
Ericson
Sock- Eye
Colonel Hart
Anchorage
Katie
Maria
Salaria
Barbara Trumbull and Sock-Eye vanish amid Alaska trek
Barbara Trumbull and her father return by plane while Sock-Eye vanishes. Sam Bryson resists fears, claiming the old prospector knows the hills, as Salaria Bryson lies missing and Sam complains of indulgent schooling. The tale ends with a warning that the chapter continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Trumbull
Sock-Eye
Knik Glacier
S‘lary Bryson
Sam
Salaria
Pizonin
Liquid fertilizers improve yields in drought prone farming
An agricultural bulletin notes that using liquid starter and side dressing fertilizers, especially a 13-26-13 mix with mono ammonium phosphate, reduces fertilizer burn and increases phosphate availability. Applied as root drench, drill placement, or side dressing, liquids outperform dry mixes during dry years, boosting crops like tomatoes beans and corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clericulturist
A. If
Agricultura
Spring Pasture Feeding Changes Flavor of Milk
A Missouri college expert notes spring pasture feeding can alter milk flavor, especially on weed infested pastures. Cows eating herbs like wild onions may impart off flavors, but dairymen can reduce this by milking after removing cows from fields 3 to 6 hours. A shift from dry to grass changes flavor. plan feeding routines to prevent complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Herman
Missouri College
Farm Notes and Agriculture Facts From U S Bureau and Agencies
The notice cites the 1937 record as the only higher crop output this year and notes more than 1,000,000 frozen food lockers across 3,200 plants. It highlights vitamin A for livestock, an Ohio 1924 survey on farm homes, and U S forest service data on idle forest land. It also offers hog worm remedy using soaked oats in buttermilk and the preparation ratio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics
United States
Farm Credit Administration
Ohio
Promises Power and Return in Acts and Luke
The lesson emphasizes Christ’s ascension, the power of the Holy Spirit given at Pentecost, and the future return. It stresses belief in the resurrection, waiting for the Spirit’s fullness, and the mandate to witness while awaiting Christ’s literal, personal return. The discourse urges readiness and faithfulness among believers today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Judea
Samaria
Luke
Christ
Alexander Maclaren
Jesus
Satan
Knitted jerkin pattern for women’s wardrobe
A simple pat tern stitch jerkin pattern 6902 offers quick clothing for sizes 12 14 and 16 18. It includes written instructions and illustrations of thejerkin and stitches plus materials needed and instructions to order.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Valle W. N. AL
Arthur Stringer
Sidney Lander
Carol Coburn
Matanuska
Salaria Bryson
Alas
Dreuth
DR. V. A. Tiedjens
Italy
U.S. Forest Service
Schoolessan
Harold L. Lundquist
D. D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Limcetenes
Council of Yous
Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Ave
New York
Pat
Tern No
Caver EU A Eos
Livy
Ovid
Speer Meade
Ted
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