Molly McDonald A Tale Of The Frontier
Major McDonald in near Fort Dodge pursues his daughter Molly as an Indian outbreak looms. Sergeant Hamlin and Jed Hughes reveal Le Fevre’s scheme involving Koleta and the Cheyenne, with Molly guarded by hostile tribes at Black Kettle’s winter camp. Hamlin presses for truth to halt a plan that endangered Molly and exposed past double dealings.
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McDonald
Fort Dodge
Molly
Hamlin
Indiana
LeFevre
Gasking
Mort Dodge
Gaskins
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Ms. Dupont
Dupont
Telta -Hamiln
Fevre
Uefevre
Goldiet
Malin
Fort Ripley
Ataga
Peenonsia
Donsla
Wasson
Dupont Conners
Cimmaron
Wasgon Ia
Finmlin
Carroll
Ham
le Favre
le Fevre
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Hughes
Jed Hughes
Aster
San Antone
Buffalo Creek
Gene
Koleta
Hkely
Brand
Cimarron
Hossea
Missouri
Independence
Black Smoke
Dodge
Sergeant Discovers Possible Cabin In Snowbound Bluff
Chapter XXVI-Continued describes Hamlin pausing beside a riverbank patch of withered trees and suspecting a hidden cabin at the base of the bluff. He edges toward the structure, senses eyes watching him, and verifies a log dwelling carved into the bank with a weathered door and shutter, unoccupied with no tracks or smoke evident.
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Hamlin
Cottonwood
Chapter Twenty seven Hughes Story Hideout Mystery
Hamlin arms himself and investigates a concealed desert shack tied to a earlier murderous attack. The scene sits within a fading frontier as Texans push into Indian lands, changing a long struggle into a violent contest. The narrative frames pursuit, suspicion, and a shifting border landscape.
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Hughes
Ice Cream Freezer Challenge Sparks Family Bet
Willie resisted the freezer until his mother’s return, then he worked the crank as if his life depended on it. His father revealed the trick, saying he bet a nickel to tempt him into turning it for half an hour.
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Willie
Desert Scenes on Screen Draw Crowded Reception
The article notes Egypt themed cinema blends exotic scenery and a cosmopolitan cast, with Bedouins, Chinese, Arabs, Greeks, Armenians, Bulgarians, Turks, and Roman senators amid pyramids and camels. A striking Viennese style knight in Austrian dress enters with a sultana, as the audience applauds and then freezes.
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Pyramids
Reminiscent Dialogue Between Reporter and Judge on Struggle
The exchange notes a hard struggle behind success with phrases about Dame appearing more on a board of Dil than a bill board in a courtroom setting. The tone suggests a reflective, era specific dialogue highlighting persistence and public service.
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Dame
Dairyman Should Keep Money Makers
A cautionary piece on dairy farming highlights that higher output does not guarantee higher profits. It argues for selective culling based on daily milk weighing monthly testing and feed cost to identify profitable cows. Eminent’s Bess is cited with high milk and butter production as a model of economical dairy farming.
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N. M. Kent
Publc
Jersey
Guernsey
Babcock
Bess
Roycroft Farm
Sidnaw
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Michigan Agricultural College
Eminent
Jacoba Irena
Learn Things By Few Hard Knocks From Farmer L M Bennington
Practical farming guidance urges replacing failing cows with ones that milk through the season and plowing deeper for wheat. It advises readying wheat ground in advance, preventing smut, uprooting weeds, and burning infected alalka. Emphasizes early hay and pasture for cows and hogs, using green forage, and sowing rape for hog pasture with oats or corn as needed.
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L. M. Bennington
Charcoal Feed for Poultry Promoted from Corn Cobs
A health tip suggests burning ears of corn to a black ash in a hot oven and feeding the ash to fowls. When grains cool, the poultry reportedly eagerly consume the ashrat corn. Feed this biweekly as a health-promoting supplement.
Feed a Variety for Better Livestock Diets
The guidance recommends feeding a variety of grains and byproducts to livestock. Ground corn oats wheat bran and either wax or cottonseed are suggested to achieve good results across different animals and conditions.
Practical Hints for Autumn Farm Work
Practical hints advise farmers to buy feed now at lower prices, store and paint equipment, feed wormy apples to stock, calf effort for baby beef, ensure hogs have clean water, allow poultry outdoors, plow ground for wheat, prune canes, burn vines and trash, control late cabbage pests, stock up powder, halter break costs, hatch early hens for Christmas profits, burn smut on corn stalks, select seed ears, burn cockle burrs, prepare apple barrels, cover strawberries later in month, and whitewash barns and poultry houses.
Mange in Horses versus Other Livestock Treatments
The article notes mange in horses is harder to treat than in sheep or cattle. Prevention is safer, and there is no single best treatment for dairy or other stock. Treatment depends on stock class, animal condition, and season, with no universal approach. Adequate forage like fresh clover and alfalfa supports dairy herd nutrition.
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