Adventures of Big-Foot Wallace continues on a scout
In Frontier Times Ban dera Texas the narrator travels with an author. A sudden squall tests their gear and humor as an umbrella fails and they endure a drenching. They keep horses fed and guard duty active while reflecting on Cooper’s frontier depictions versus real bivouac life.
Mixed grill dinner for a special lunch party menu
A cookery note proposes a mixed grill dinner featuring lamb chops, grilled vegetables, bacon topped mushrooms and peaches Parisienne. The method describes marinating chops in French dressing, parboiling sweet potatoes, broiling, layering, and finishing with a crisp bacon cover and peach dessert syrup. The article ends with a cliffhanger about the damaged bullets.
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Laying Hens Anxious to Quit and How to Help
Ohio State University extension poultry expert R E Cray warns laying hens may quit laying this season. He advises moves to fool them by shifting feed, keeping birds indoors until afternoon, feeding wet mash at noon, moistening dry mash with milk, and increasing milk intake if possible. Cool, well ventilated housing and abundant green feed support continued laying and overall hen health.
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R. E. Cray
Ohio State University
Pistol of General Grant and Crockett Bowie Knife Stolen
The Chicago Historical Society reports the loss of General U. S. Grant’s pistol and Davy Crockett’s eight inch Bowie knife from museum display cases. Director L. H. Shattuck notified police after the priceless relics disappeared from the museum last night.
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Chicago
U. S. Grant
Davy Crockett
Chicago Historical Society
L. H. Shattuck
Grant
Alamo
Santa Anna
Feeding Orphan Lambs Care Guidelines
Feeding orphan lambs requires careful steps. Use milk from a high fat cow and feed only that cow’s milk for the first weeks. Feed every two to three hours initially with small amounts, gradually increasing, warm milk to about 92 degrees, and avoid boiling. Thoroughly wash bottle and nipple after each feeding.
Cod Liver Oil Causes Fishy Taste in Poultry
Poultry expert Dr RB Hutt of University Farm St Paul cites Purdue studies showing cod liver oil in broiler feed creates fishy meat unless omitted 16 to 18 days before marketing. Trials found 2 threat levels of oil yield no taste after removal two weeks. 4 percent oil produced strong fishy flavor, fading after two weeks. No adverse effects on marketable chickens from brief omission.
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RB. Hutt
University Farm
St. Paul
Minn
Doctor Hutt
Purdue University
Man crushed in hotel elevator accident in Dallas
Leonardo Dominguez, 28, a kitchen helper, was killed when crushed between an elevator wall and a food truck on a freight lift at a Dallas hotel. His neck was broken and his chest crushed.
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Dallas
Tex
Leonardo Dominevez
Tornado Strikes Ranch Near Lampasas County
A small tornado hit the Floyd Asher ranch on the Lampasas Lometa highway in Lampasas County Texas. It demolished a large barn and sheep shed, scattered timber, and blew wreckage into an adjacent pasture. Timbers were scattered and the tornado narrowly avoided the Asher house while Mrs Asher and her children were delayed by heavy rain.
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Tex
Floyd Asher
Lampasas
Lampasas- Lometa
Asher
Kerr Pioneer T A McBryde Dies at 77 in Center Point
T A McBryde, 77, pioneer of Kerr County, died in Center Point Texas Sunday evening. Born in Wilcox County Alabama, he came to Texas in 1879 and married Parmelia White in 1876. Survived by three half brothers and one half sister, funeral at Methodist church conducted by Rev M P Burton with Rev J W Storm assisting, burial in Center Point Cemetery.
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Tex
T. A. McBryde
Wilcox County
Alabama
Texas
Kerr County
Parmelia White
John McBryde
Turtle Creek
A. D. McBryde
Camp Verde
Charles MecBryde
Julia Ridgway
Laurel
Methodist
M. P. Burton
J. W. Storm
The
Baptist Church
Center Point Cemetery
Youth Saved From Death In Tractor Accident
Edgar Menn a 14 year old boy of Helotes was pulled from under a heavy farm tractor by his brother in law Fritz Tezel on a Helotes area farm Wednesday morning. The boy’s leg got caught in a cog as he slid toward the machine’s cores and Tezel held him by the head while the tractor was reversed to free him. Tezel carried Edgar to a barn and ran a half mile to summon help.
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Helotes
Fritz Tezel
Menn
Tezel
Edgar
Tetzel
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