Longs Peak Dare and a Heroic Rescue at Tahosa Valley
Walter Kiener, keeper of Kiener Lookout, survived a brutal Longs Peak ascent while Agnes Vaille died in the East Face try. The rescue effort, aided by park staff and Colorado Mountain Club veterans, carried Vaille’s body down to Tahosa Valley as frostbite and snow claimed Sortland. The event shapes park lore and honors Vaille’s WWI service as Kiener recuperates in Denver.
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John Dickinson Shermanner
Oat A
Mountain National Park
Walter ‘Kiener
Walter Kiener
Tahoan Valley
Longs Peak
Rockies
Agnes Vaille
Walter Kieuer
Herbert Sortland
Renewe
Eyrie
Tha Park
Walter Ebner
Colorado Rockies
Tahosa Kiguer
Twi
Longa Peak
Tahosa Valley
Long Peak
Chasm Lake
East Gorge
Princeton
al Valle
IV Denverman
Colorado Mountain Club
Walter Klener
Alps
Denver
Misa Yuaille
Elinor Eppich
Klener
Timberline Cabin
Ming Eppich
Misa Vaille
Kiener
Jacob Christian
Hugh Brown
Oscar Brown
Berling
Werbert
Christian
Agnes Vuilla
Timberline
Longsak
Tom In Law
Finn
Park Ro
Roger W. Toll
Agnes Vallle
Edmund Rogers
Gorge C. Barnard
William K. Ervin
Carl Blaurock
Agnes Yaille
Rerbert
Casey Rockwell
John Sherman
Ha Andrews
Jack Dillon
Warren Rutledge
Boulderfield
Agnes Valule
S O
National Park Service
Walter Sortland
Miust
Master Craftsman Hither the burglars in France have exquisite sensibilities
A burglar breaking into a house finds the tenant is Mme. Dufiona, a famed woman he has served before. He abandons his loot after writing a note claiming he cannot take photographs and pleading her forgiveness for the petty larceny.
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France
Mme. Dufiona
Heavy Inheritance Tax the Oldest, and Certainly the
A compact report notes that inheritance taxes are oldest among fiscal tools, highlighting their enduring role in revenue systems. The piece discusses historical context and lingering debates over fairness, efficiency, and impact on families and estates. Authorities and economists weigh policy options shaping future reforms.
Fragmentary excerpt on Igorot burial customs and moral outrage
The text describes Igorot funerary practices where half a deceased’s property is sold to fund a wake and the corpse is smoked into a mummy seated in a burial chair to witness orgies and extreme feasting. It notes the death penalty for such acts and mentions American efforts to uplift the tribes.
Cattle Outlook Encouraging Stronger Prices Expected This Fall
The beef cattle outlook report from the U S Department of Agriculture notes feed lot demand and higher prices likely as heavy steers become scarce. A large corn supply and reduced hog numbers may spur feeder cattle demand, with market receipts expected to stay lean and prices rising for better grades. European beef demand remains a factor, with Argentina supplying much of that market.
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United States Department
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
United States Department of Agrculture
Department
War Ag Beef
Argentina
United States
Pruning Rules For Tender Grape Varieties In Horticulture Guide
W W. G. Brierley of the University of Minnesota outlines pruning methods for tender Concord and Brighton grapes to prevent winter kill, including dirt burial and spring tying. He details the fan and horizontal trunk systems, yearly pruning steps, and timing for vigor and system continuity.
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Concord
Brighton
W W. G. Brierley
University of Binnesota
Sweet Soil for Hubam Clover Seeding Advice
The article explains Hubam clover and other sweet clovers do not thrive on sour soil and should be drilled after soil improvement. It urges seeding legume crops with small grains to improve soil, noting that many hay growers should always sow a legume with their grain to plow under in fall or spring.
Use of Dependanie Disinfectants Urged
The United States Department of Agriculture urges careful use of dependable disinfectants for disinfecting premises and dips for cattle. The Bureau of Animal Industry notes the need to disinfect before indemnity payment for tuberculous animals and offers guidance through veterinary inspectors and published bulletins. Sanitation remains vital to keep livestock and poultry healthy and prevent losses despite costs.
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United States
Bureau of Animal Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Liva
United State Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Winter cover crops offer five key benefits
Winter cover crops preserve existing fertility by capturing spring plant food, reduce erosion and nutrient loss, improve soil water holding capacity when turned under, add significant nitrogen surpassing typical fertilizer loads, and provide a high quality forage yield to help farmers with feed shortages.
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Leguui
Treatment Required for Blackcap Raspberries
Practical care focuses on pruning blackcap raspberries. New canes form at ground level and should be cut back to about 10 inches, tied to supports if needed. After fruiting, remove and burn all fruiting canes to prevent diseases and pests, and avoid overplanting to keep fruit clean.
Green straw stacking and farm management notes
A fragmented farming column discusses alfalfa seeding, poultry culling as a good income source, farm accounting importance, and seasonal planning. It notes a hay crop reduces handling while increasing profit per ton, and mentions a large German forest study on lightning strikes to oak trees versus beech birch and maple.
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Hoke & MA
Fed
Hubam
Mtruck
Wrigleys
Azo
Wrigley’s
Quanry
Monarch
Raid, Murdoch & Co
Lilla Rock
Arkansas Gazette
Tna
Champion Spark Plug Co
Toledo, Ohio
Windace, Ont
London
Faris
MonaMster
Antal Car
Tolaia
Oia
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