Eden Valley Feud Sparks Into Violent Riot
In Eden Valley California the Kershaw family feud erupts after Nate Tichenor challenges local irrigation schemes backed by banker Silas Babson. A mass meeting turns riotous as Nate is attacked, Larry Kershaw fights to defend him, Babson plots, and Rube Tenney is wounded. Babson faces exposure while Larry vows revenge and alliance with Nate.
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Robin Kershaw
California
Eden Valley
Kershaw
Joél Hensley
Hensley
Rance Kershaw
Owen
Larry
Nate Tichenor
Lorry
Silas Babson
Nate
France
Babson
Joe Brainerd
Brainerd
Pitt River
Charley
County Board of Supervisors
Henry Rookby
Tichenor
Valley Center Boulevard
Larry Kershaw
Tag
Rube Tenney
Iike
Tenney
Rube
Valley Boulevard
Kershaws
Calaboose
Bill Rooney
Miss Kershaw
Rooney
Valley Boule
Doctor Donaldson
Donaldson
Clan Kershaw
Doc
Mr. Brainerd
Valley Center
The Babson Case and the Valley Water Stand-Off
Rube Tenney frees a killer and warns Babson over Eden Valley water dispute. Nate Tichenor confronts Babson at the bank, threatening a public fight if Charley is sent again, insisting on a merit-based challenge. Hope and tension mingle as the town weighs the coming feud.
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Charley
Tichemer
Tenney
Babson
Tve
Jim Hensley
Rube
Pitt River Charley
Valley Center
Doc Donaldson
Nate
Rube Tenney
Joseph
Eden Valley
Nate Tichenor
Pitt River
Noted Duel Forges Bond Between Clay and Randolph
A famed duel arose just over Chain Bridge on the Virginia side between Henry Clay and John Randolph of Roanoke. The pistol distance was ten paces, the Virginia law against dueling cited, and Randolph fired into the air, leaving no injuries.
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Henry Clay
John Randolph
Chain Bridge
Virginia
Roanoke
Washington Star
Lexington
United States
House of Representatives
John Adam
Clay
Blackleg
Randolph
Illinois farmers urged to rotate crops to curb chinch bugs
Assistant chief A L Lang of the University of Illinois explains a five year rotation to shield 1934 corn from chinch bugs. Legumes such as clover and soybeans isolate small grain and corn, boosting soil fertility and reducing pest damage.
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Illinois
Wisconsin alfalfa researchers develop new nodule bacteria strains
Three alfalfa nodule bacteria strains, pedigree numbers 107-1 109 and 118, are added to Wisconsin college of agriculture stock. Greenhouse tests last winter show higher nitrogen fixation and hay yields. inoculation tests warn some soil nodules may be harmful.
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Wisconsin College of Agriculture
University Agricultural College
Legume Hay Desirable for Brood Sows in Pregnancy and Nursing
Legume hay is a desirable filler for brood sows providing vitamins and minerals. A grain-rich ration is needed after farrowing and during nursing, with about 8 percent of the trinity mix. Hay is avoided during nursing due to bulk. ensure salt, water, exercise, and clean dry bedding.
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Wallaces
Feeding Smutted Corn Silage Harmless to Cattle Study
Animal husbandry authorities at South Dakota State College report cows fed large amounts of smutted corn silage gained 265 pounds in 26 days and remained thrifty. Overall appearance improved by trial’s end.
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South Dakota State College
Nebraska Farmers Adopt System for Better Farm Bookkeeping
Nebraska farmers rapidly adopt a systematic and accurate bookkeeping method to improve businesslike agricultural practices. Estimates from the University of Nebraska extension service indicate more than 2,000 farmers have begun farm accounts.
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Nebraska
University of Nebraska Extension Service
Engagement Dilemma Ends with Florida Aid
Dick and Natalie face a winter crisis as Natalie's mother may need a Florida change for health. Natalie deceives to save funds, and Dick doubles his sales to keep them afloat. A surprise $2200 check arrives from Natalie, allowing instant plans for marriage and a Florida trousseau.
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ICE Newton’s
Natalie Waverly
Natalie
Florida
Figncee
Natalie Darling
Dorothy
Europe
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Peter B. Kyne
Henry
Rookby
Miss Lorry
Eden Valley Creek
Nathan Tichenor
Mountain Valley Power Company
Lorraine Kershaw
Circle Kranch
A. L. Lang
University of
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