Far West Ranch Tension Over Black Yeager Case
Ellen Carey, the postmaster, and ranch manager Cal Terry confront Brand and others at Diamond Ranch. Brand resists the demand as the group discusses the murder of Black Yeager, with Jeff pressing for the straight goods while tensions flare and seating is challenged.
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Ellen Carey
Dei Brand
Cal Terry
Calvin
Brand
Mr. Rand
Jeff
Soa
Spillee
Terry
Black Yeager
Lane Carey
Jeff Stand
Open conflict deepens as rustlers feud erupts
In a tense frontier saga Jeff Brand, Carey, and Terry discuss a haunting murder tied to rustlers and a possible cattle detective. As tracks are found and a body is examined, suspicions rise about who hired the killer, while Ellen confronts Jeff about danger and love amid escalating violence.
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Jeff Brand
Black
Jeff
Box 55
Jerry
Fie
Brand
Carey
Black Yeager
Lane
Terry
Mr. Brand
Jim Wong
Nester
Ome
Ingdom
Calhoun
Nate Hart
Cal
Black Butte
Lane Carey
Turley
Alford
Ellen
Lee Hart
Buck
Hart
Funeral at Round Top Ends Largest County Burial
Black Yeager was buried at Round Top in the county's largest funeral. The crowd bitterly opposed the big ranches over the rustling murders, while rustlers feared a killer roams the land. Reports of Pete Tolman and Jim McFaddin’s deaths stirred tension as Roan Alford and others relay details of the shooting and a suspected duel.
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Black Yeager
Round Top
Bart Dennison
Lee Hart
Cheyenne
Jeff Brand
Ellen
Pete Tolman
Roan Alford
Cuth Rogers
Elk Creek
Jim McFaddin
Turley
Brand
Mefaddin
Alford
Silage Spoilage Risks and Proper Silo Methods
Prof. R. C. Miller outlines practical silage preservation, stressing moisture content, proper packing, and careful filling. He notes air exposure from poor silo construction and filling speed causes spoilage, recommends 60 to 70 percent moisture, and advises on top-layer methods and cautious feeding to reduce losses.
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R. C. Miller
Agricultural Engineering Department
State University
Egg Production Hinges on Feed Type and Amount Per Hen
Extension poultry expert George P. McCarthy notes that egg output depends on daily feed intake. A single hen consumes about 80 pounds of feed yearly, split roughly half mash and half grain, with laying mash forming the crucial protein-rich portion for maximum egg production. For 100 hens, about 344 tons of home grown grains are used yearly, and producers may gain higher returns by using home produced grain sold at about double market price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. McCarthy
Extension Poultry Husbandman
Texas 4, & M
McCarthy
Farm Notes on Agriculture and Farm Practices
A US farm note discusses that 25 percent of Americans on land deliver 50 percent of population growth. It advises dairy bulls stay lean for better breeding and notes wartime secrecy on export statistics. It also highlights windbreaks with evergreens, contour farming efficiency, and poultry feeding through late summer and fall.
ASK ME ANOTHER General Quiz Per Channel 0
A mixed quiz list asks about a South American country with a Colorado river the Brobdingnagians in a writer description the weight of water the world oldest inhabited city the bundle of rods on a dime the largest known star and a comparison of feather and gold weights plus how many US Presidents names start with A.
Answers to a handful of scattered trivia queries
The list assigns Argentina as the country, Swift as Gulliver's Travels author, a unit fact that one gallon of water weighs 8,355 pounds, Damascus as a city, Fasces as a symbol, Antares as a star vastly larger than the sun, confirms gold uses the troy pound while feathers use avoirdupois, and names John Adams, John Quincy Adams, and Chester Arthur as the three Johns politicians.
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Argentina
Swift
Gulliver
Damascus
John Adams
John Quincy Adams
Chester Arthur
Drafting Bills By Counsel, Not Congressmen, Core Task
Many bills in the senate and the house are not written by the congressmen or committees they bear but by lawyers from the legislative counsel office. This group, created over twenty years ago, handles the drafting for about 20 years and costs the government roughly $75,000 annually.
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Senate
House of Representatives
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Prey
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Missouri
Dante
Walter Stinson
Kellogg's
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Funnies
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San Francisco Examiner
King Edward
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