Crooked Trails Continues With Frontiers Feud Clash
Cass Fendrick and Luck Cullison clash over a Del Oro claim as Kate Cullison seeks an end to a feud. O'Connor rods in the ranger office with new evidence, while Bucky and Cass grapple over arrest, alibis, and a secret envelope to be opened later.
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Bucky
Curly
Mr. Thomas
el Molino Street
Old Plaza
Wayland
Cass Fendrick
Ariana
O'Connor
Cass
Luck Cullison
del Oro
Cullison
Kate
Sheepettly
Fendrick
Milas
W. & S. Express Company
Fen
Luck
Bucky O'Connor
The
Rangers
Collison
San Mateo Street
Bor
Arrest of Bucky O Connor and Curly in Saguache
In the town of Saguache Lieutenant Bucky O Connor and Curly Plandrau, after a week in the saddle, arrive travel stained to pursue Rin con men. They bathe and dine, then learn from United States land commissioner Buridge Thomas that Pendrick has filed a relinquishment. The pair verify the signature and the genuineness of the oath before moving on.
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Bucky O'Connor
Arizona Rangers
Curly Plandrau
Snaguache
Rincons
Curly
Burridge Thomas
United States Land Commissioner
O'Connor
Fendrick
Casa Pendrick
Phen
How Needles Are Made
The article explains the needle making process beginning after 1885 with machinery. It describes cutting needle wire into eight foot lengths by coiling into a sixteen foot circumference and then halving the coil. Each half yields 100 pieces after cutting.
Backhander Caller Photographed Exchange In Boston Tran
An unclear dialogue scene shows a caller reacting to a photograph and remarking on the husband’s appearance and the children’s looks. The fragmentary item hints at social tension and family dynamics within a Boston context.
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Boston Transcript
Home Canning Seen as Wartime and Postwar Priority
The article urges home canning due to farm labor shortages and rising canning costs. It notes labor and transportation price increases, and suggests sugarless or light syrups, like ten percent sugar syrups, with glucose or corn syrup as substitutes. It explains syrup recipes and sugar usage for pint jars.
SIRUPS SAVE SUGAR IN MAKING JELLIES
United States Department of Agriculture specialists show methods to make jelly with half the usual sugar. Use a second extraction from fruits like quince grapes and cranberries, then combine jellies before sweetening. Partial sweetening can use glucose or corn syrup. grape with syrup works without sugar.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Essentials in Canning Fruits and Vegetables
The essentials in canning fruit and vegetables are these: fresh products pure water care cleanliness good jars standard rubber rings and sufficient heat to process the products thoroughly on the closed container.
Cleaning Carpets and Rugs Use of Vacuum Cleaners
A carpet sweeper or a vacuum cleaner should be used in daily cleaning of carpets and rugs. A vacuum cleaner operated by hand or electric power removes practically all dust and dirt from carpets and rugs to dustless wear.
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Warner
Preventing Bread Spoilage Through Proper Cooling and Storage
Food specialists warn that freshly baked bread needs light covering while cooling and must be stored in a thoroughly aired scalded container to avoid mold. For longer storage in heat, sun the container briefly, then scald and dry. never mix old and new dough.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Howehold Tips On Cleaning Ironing Aids And Baking
Household hints cover washing flatirons in soda water before heating. Decorative Japanese flower baskets suit standing or hanging use. A blue denim ironing board cover protects the white cover and aids wall pressing. Add two tablespoons boiling water to butter and sugar when baking to reduce labor. Use white paper under fabric when sewing white blouses to prevent puckering.
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Cullizon
Cours
Bob
Jose
Pendrick
Bam
Vendrick
Dominguez
Blackwell
Miss Cullison
Department of Agriculture
Howehold
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