Gale's Desert Triumph and Yaqui Rescue
Gale defends Forlorn River from Mexican raiders at Papago well. He saves a wounded Yaqui, ferries him to safety on Blanco Sol, and returns to tend his own horse and comrades as U S forces and frontier life loom.
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Blanco Sol
Gale
Sol
Yaqui
Ife
Papago
Gate
Belding
Beldding
Otek
Dilek
Ladd
Casita
Carter
Jim
Sonoyta
Elsie
George Thorne
Mercedes
Porlorn River
Thorne
Altar Valley
Dick Gale
Vale
United States
Laddy
Tom
Nne
Greasers
Success in Turkey Raising Through Careful Breeding Stock Selection
The article stresses vigor as the key in selecting breeding stock for turkeys. It warns against unhatched eggs and scrubs from careless parent choice, notes a deep body, broad back, full breast, and sturdy frame as signs of quality, and cautions against inbreeding while recommending annual introduction of unrelated blood. It advises buying breeding stock early to allow acclimation before mating season.
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Turkey
Gold and Refuge Amid Desert Trials
Cameron, a solitary prospector, hides gold with Jonas Warren after a desert discovery. Richard Gale helps Mercedes Castaneda and Lt. George Thorne elude bandits, then they seek safety at a ranch named Forlorn River. Nell Burton’s kindness draws Gale's attention as the group tumbles toward a tense frontier fate.
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Cameron
Jonas Warren
Ilinois
Warren
Richard Gale
Casita
George Thorne
Leutenant
Ninth Cavalry
Thorne
Gale
Mercedes Castaneda
Jas
Hojas
Mercedes
Charlie Ladd
Jim Lash
von Belding
Belding
Nell Burton
Ladd
Yash
Tharna
Nell
Gule
Chapter VI White Horses Crippled Yaqui and Gale Bed Scene
Belding lashes at Gale with fury as he questions the choice of the Yaqui helper. Gale lies injured on the bed while tensions rise during a tense moment in Chapter VI.
Geese Thrive on Pasture and Feeding Rations
Geese thrive on good pasture as they graze well and live on grass, except in winter and during breeding. Goslings should receive mash of two parts shorts to one part cornmeal for three weeks, then equal parts shorts and cornmeal with 5 percent beef scrap and grit. A fattening ration uses one part shorts to two parts cornmeal with 5 percent beef scrap, fed in the morning and corn at night.
Grit Importance Diminishing Among Poultry Raisers
The article notes poultry raisers increasingly ignore grit, leading to poor digestion and health. It urges keeping regular poultry grit accessible in boxes or hoppers and placing gravel near the chickens to improve health and boost egg yield.
Poultry Keeping Tips for Beginners
The article gives practical poultry guidance. It notes that pullets are female under a year and become hens after, stresses preventing disease rather than treating it, suggests using matched lumber boards to ease coop cleaning, and advises small amounts of silage to boost egg production and hatchability.
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Nick Giwle
Jie
Gine
Tie
Havin
Sonoyt
Tiek
Corral