Land Rush Sparks Tense Clash On Forlorn River
Belding meets Ben Chase, mine owner from Sonora, amid encroaching squatters as Mexican laborers stake land along Altar valley. Chase claims unclaimed land, vows to back squatters. Belding warns over US law and ranger property rights amid looming conflict.
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Jose
Mr. Chase
Nell
Alk
Torlorn River
Belding
Ben Chase
Castra
Altar Valley
Ladd
Dick Gale
Jim Lash
Thorne
United States
Texas
West
Lost Son Returns to Forlorn River Circle
Dick Gale’s father and sister arrive seeking the missing son and learn of his rugged life as a border ranger. Nell’s romance with Dick is revealed as she is recognized by Dick’s mother and sister, who acknowledge his character and promise for his future.
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Forlorn River
Belding
Plangé
Casita
Gale
Sonoyta
Gonzales
Oasis
Camino del Diablo
Relding
Devil's Road
Mercedes
Thorne
Nell
Mrs. Belding
Yaqui
Rojas
Sonora
Dick Gale
Romeo
April
Tom Belding
Mr. Belding
Elsie
Mother
Giles
Tin
Mr. Gale
Ben Chase
West
Richard
Yelding
Mr. Delding
Richard Gale
Martha
Nell Burton
Neil
Elsie Gale
Miss Burton
Miss Gale
Mrs. Gale
High Mortality of Chicks Requires Care and Judgment
The article argues that reducing chick mortality would boost the poultry industry. It urges testing eggs before incubation, using only strong germ eggs, and careful incubator control. It notes optimal incubator temps, moisture, and timing for hatches, with early hatchers likely reaching 100 percent fertility and maturity.
Bound in the Desert Chapter XV Ends with Gale's Resolve
In a perilous desert cliff scene Dick Gale watches Rojas plunge to death and Mercedes lie injured on a lava ledge. The Yaqui, wounded, crawls back toward safety as Gale, revived by the moment, steadies Thorne and prepares to act. The chapter closes with an unresolved future.
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Dick Gale
Rojas
Mercedes
Gale
Thorne
Break Away Note Advice on Kissing Goodbye Quickly
A brief sentiment counsels to kiss a girl goodbye for ever without lingering lest she forgive and take you back, urging swift action in farewells.
Youngster Redefines Palmist With Clever Quip
A youngster described a palmist as a woman who uses her head instead of her slipper, capturing a humorous take on the term while reflecting playful local slang.
Poultry Selection Improves Production and Quality
The article urges selecting poultry for improved production over mere quantity. It argues six productive birds with a high producing female and a quality male outperform a large pen of 200 females mated to unknown origin males.
Vitamins Improve Layer Hens Diets
The article notes laying hens require vitamins from foods like milk and green plant growths. Sour skim milk is praised as a valuable supplement to grain and mash, fed in open pans at a reasonable price. Use semi solid buttermilk at 3 to 5 pounds per 100 hens daily.
Poultry Notes on Hens Chicks and Egg Production
A farmer’s birds respond to environment with egg yields. Cold and heat reduce laying. Five month old turkeys can start, but fattening should not rush. Most eggs come from nine to three. care of hatched chicks is exacting and range time varies by season with protection needed to avoid early exposure.
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Zane Grey
Harper’s Brothers
Raiding
Chase
Radford Chase
Linenspector
Radford
Seldling
Tucson
Capitol
Southern Pacific Railroad
San Felipe
Mr. Radford Chase
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