Wedding Chaos and Eddie Cornered at the Allen Ranch
Dick Lane returns in disguise and tries to surprise Echo Payson at the wedding. Sage brush Charl ey blocks access while Slim and the crew mock the chaos and plan a rice prank. Jack Payson hides the truth as Lane insists on entry, fearing Echo’s reaction and the wedding’s disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Ie
Slim
Mr. Price
Sage-brush
Parenthesis
Sky Pilot
Sagebrush
Parsons
Shim
Sage
Vith Parsons
Jim
Jack
Stim
Dawson
Sey
Fresno
Sagea Fresno
Brush
Mrs. Allen
Polly
Enests
McKee
Tucson
Sweetwater
Payson
Tie
Allen Hacienda
McKee’s
Eeho
Sweetwater Ranch
Charley
Buck Melee
Howdy
Lane
Jacok Payson
Sol
Saee-brush
Mexico
Save-brush
Dick Lane
Echo
Lco
Bisbee
Bud
Farm weather and crop notes from Texas May 1918
May weather in Texas featured extreme temperatures and heavy rains with frost in mid month, delaying farming. Abandonment of winter wheat rose sharply due to planting drought, germination failure, and wind damage. Hay outlook improved in most regions, but west and northwest remained poor. cattle feed demand drained supplies and rice straw was used. Government contracts for army camps influenced farming activity.
Pasture and Plowing Progress Amid Varied Weather Across Districts
Agricultural report notes plowing spring sowing and planting completed in North Northeast East Center Southeast and west South Districts, ahead of last year. Dry west and northwest delayed soil prep. cool weather and midseason rains kept soil in slow progress. pastures are in fair to flying condition in most districts, but ranges in Panhandle and central west remain extremely short despite some improvement.
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Texas
Northwest
West Center
West
South
North
Center
Panhandle
Lower Plains
Community News Tip Line Call for Local Items
Ring phone number 40 to share news items of interest. The notice asks neighbors to help make the papers more newsy. Encourages speaking the good word and offering help to improve local coverage.
Beesmwax and Scrap Iron Auctioned at Wahrinund Building
A listing notes items including beeswax, metals of all kinds, empty wooden parrels, a bowl 29 by 29 inches, and scrap iron. The note references Isa I. Berma at the Old Wahrinund Building.
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Issa I. Berma
Wahrinund
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Pital
Fortified Jedge
Old Home Ranch
Sayson
U. S. Department OF Agriculture
Bureau of Crop Estimates
Houston
Walter Pressler
Devic
Kolmeier & Klier Co
Ernst Schmidt & Sons
F. W. Arbelger
Moline Universal
Primrose
J. J. Case Threshing Machine Co
Canton
Moline Goods
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