End of the Three Bar is a start for rebuilding
Harris and the sheriff lead a careful raid on the rustlers at the Breaks to free the Three Bar. The attack eliminates the threat, with few prisoners, and the ranch crew returns to discover the burned remains saved by a stubborn, unharmed core structure. The survivor vows to rebuild using the hidden storehouse as a seed for renewal.
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Bor Harris
Slade
Cal
al- Gen
Abe
Harria
Harris
Mnae
Cear
Carp
Bentley
U. B
Utah
Idaho
Warris
Cundeena
Walloworn
Béntley
Bille
Alden
Three Bar girl plans a return after train departure
Harris bids farewell as the vanishing Three Bar train carries the girl away. Deane meets her at the station with Judge Colton, and she decides to stay, expecting a rest period after hard times and planning a future with the Three Bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
Rome
Deane
Colton
Cat Warren
Arvena Deage
Tarsi
Untitled fragment hints at a local dispute and residence
Fragmentary text references a person dwelling in a town, seeking to abide by local rules and expectations, with unclear details about a family or authority figure named Aerald and a potential move or conflict in a northeast direction.
Arizona News Clippings Highlight Local Incidents and Plans
Buckeye becomes latest Arizona town as state fair group eyeing California display. District Judge Holloman sentences Alfred Rivera for marijuana sales in Santa Fe. A Phoenix ice truck fatality kills 10 year old Jack Towles. A vast cave found 135 miles east of Phoenix. Tobacco tax deemed inoperative by Secretary of State. New Mexico bar exams postponed to August. Arizona legislature may not meet this summer. Las Vegas superintendent Fred Anton dies from car crash injuries. Camp John C Phillips designated for Arizona National Guard encampment August 11 to 25. Arizona poultry outlook remains favorable per University of Arizona specialist. Plans for three new state armories at Safford, Douglas, Nogales. Helen Benson wins state amateur typing title. to compete in Toronto. Arizona tops national forests with 11,349,835 acres. more added this year. Official 1929 highway map ready for distribution. Drowning death of Juan Marquez’s son in Las Cruces irrigation ditch. Touring Topics editor Phil Hanna visits Santa Fe to discuss New Mexico publicity for California club.
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Reed Holloman
Alfred Rivera
Santa Fe
Jack Towles
John ©. Towles
Internal Revenue
Arizona
Phoenix
E. A. Perrault
R. C. Dillon
New Mexico
Jose D. Sena
Board of Bar Examiners
Phillips
Fred Anton
Las Vegas
Clovis
John C. Phillips
Arizona National Guard
Clyde F. Rowe
University of Arizona
Adjutant General
Safford
Douglas
Nogales
Helen Benson
Carlsbad
N. M
Toronto
United States
Irma Wright
Juan
Aurora Marquez
Las Cruces
Phil Townsend Hanna
Highway Service Bureau
Automobile Club of
Ihera
California Publica
Give Corn Water for High Yields
An agronomist urges irrigation and soil moisture management to achieve high corn yields. He stresses fertilization, crop rotation, mulch, humus buildup, and level cultivation, noting 800 pounds of water per pound of dry matter and the need for drainage in wet seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Garren
North Carolina State College
Selecting Turkey Breeders for Next Season
Choose breeders with good growth and development. Look for heavy shanks, well-set legs, and vigor. Avoid knock kneed and crooked keel bone birds as breeding stock. health outweighs color, especially in colored varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Application of Orchard Sprays to Save Fruit
The article argues that applying orchard sprays to surfaces of fruit and foliage every twelve to fourteen days until five to six weeks before harvest can protect surfaces from insects and disease, serving as insurance against crop failure. It likens sprays to paint on buildings and fences, stressing truthfulness and practical value for fruit growers.
Around the Farm Seeding and Maintenance Tips
Advice on farm practices emphasizes choosing good seed, avoiding cheap seed, and proper storage. It notes work ethic and long-term effort, hints at equipment care and soil preparation, with caution about poor preparation harming yields.
Radio Program Schedules Across Major Networks Aired July
The page lists NB C Red Blue and Columbia system radio timetables for July 1 2 4 6 with programs like Dr S Parke Cadman Maj Bowes Party Seth Parker Fosdick Light Opera Hour Howard Fashion Plates and Montgomery Ward Hour detailing times and show titles across networks and stations.
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N. B. C. Reo Network
S. Parke Cadman
Bowes
Roxy Stroll
Young People's Conference
McKinney Musicians
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Whittall Anglo Persians
Enna Jettich Melodies
Collier
Columbia System
C. Red Network
Radio Household Institute
Voice
Firestone
Gupatea
General Motora Family Party
Empire Builders
Grand Opera
Dept. of Agriculture
Montgomery Ward
Roxy
White House
Edison Recorders
Boconyland
Eveready
N. B. C. Red
Happy Wonder Bakera
Ingram Shavers
Palm Olive
N. B. C. Blue
Washington
Yeast Feamers
Sylvania Foresters
Fit Soldiers
Voyagersa
Stromberg Carlson
Chancellor Dance Orchestra
N. B. C. Reo
Coward
Hoover Sentinela
Seliberling
Halacy Stuart
Grennan
Lehn and Fink
Veedol
Maxwell House
Libby, McNeil & Lib
Makera
Ida Bailey Allen
du Barry
Theronoid
Krueger Orchestra
Marine Band
Sonora
George Olsen
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Three Bar
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Buckeye
Maricopa County
Arizona State Fair Commission
California
Sacramento
Donald Grey Barnhouse
Howard
la Palma
Majestic Theater
de Forest
Simovar
Columbia
Uncle Don
Coco Couriers
Physical Culture
Vitaphone
Robert Burne Panatelas
N. B. C. Red Network
Jewel
Frederic William Wile
Optical Situation
Navy Band
Paul Whiteman
Curtis Institute of Music
Curtisan
Lombardo’s
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Paris
Schraedertown Brass Band
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