Deathly confrontation ends in concealed note with motive
In a dim office, a gunfight erupts as Carson confronts Stillman. A rival assassin lies dead, clutching an envelope containing a carbon copy of a warning letter about a South American business connection and a planned murder. The scene closes with the police commissioner’s plotting writer James Foster Stilhead?
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Stlimano
Carson
New York
Wes
Hendry
James Foster Stuwmatm
Witsman
de Mayevn
Lfe
James FL Stilleman
In stock confusion over half pound pepper package
A damaged OCR fragment shows an exchange at a store where a clerk and customer argue about a half pound pepper package. The dialogue implies stock issues and a promise to hold a smaller item until a wider cue or restock. Names and places are unclear due to garbled text.
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Duties
Guy Lamarrow
Time to Clean Up Home Berry Patch
Kansas State Agricultural College professor RB P White outlines winter pruning and disease control for berries. He warns anthracnose on blackberries and raspberries, crown gall, orange rust, and black rot in grapes, urging pruning, Bordeaux mixture applications, mulching, sanitation, and starting new patches to prevent soil and root rot.
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RB. P. White
Kansas State Agricultural College
White
Farmers invited to train riding horses with General Haig
Kansas State Agricultural College animal husbandry department offers farmers a chance to produce riding horses. General Haig, a top prize winning thoroughbred loaned from the remount service, will stay in the local study this season. Dr. C. W. McCampbell notes market demand and urges farmers to participate.
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Animal Husbandry Department
Kansas State Agricultural College
General Haig
Halg Hes
Priza Money Ag & Race
New Orleans
Latonia
C. W. McCampbell
Alg
Farmers Should Produce Vegetables for Own Use
The piece argues farmers should grow their own vegetables to meet daily dietary needs and save from rising costs. It notes farmers currently receive about 126 percent of prewar prices for produce while retail food prices stay around 50 percent higher, with high labor costs widening the gap. The author contends self production reduces expenses and improves living standards.
Convenient Location For A Hen House
Convenient poultry houses should be near the dwelling yet not so close as to cause feathers or litter issues. Choose a sunny site sheltered from north winds, and avoid cramped connections with cribs barns or granaries to reduce rat risks and improve farm discipline. Ensure grain kept secure from rain or pests regardless of henhouse location.
Bank Cage Heist Prank Turns Into Invested Caper
In a carnival scene at the Second National, a phony thief cons a bank, only to expose a faulty cage design. President Benson confronts a Fidelity Hawk Cage representative Tilson, who reveals a monkey aided plan and pays back seven thousand dollars, prompting a surprising business pitch.
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Second National
George
Bensed
Atkins
Benson
Antl] Hawkins
Hawkins
Cafe Deposit Department
Ald
Box Renta
Wmstter
Rankina
Callar
Vietor
Rome
Tilson
Fidelity Hawk Cage Company
Tillson
Banky
Results From Pure Breds Better Stock Campaign Report
A US Department of Agriculture summary shows pure bred livestock offer 33 to 50 percent higher earnings than common stock. Benefits include superior form, higher sale value, earlier maturity, and efficient feed conversion. Progeny from pure bred sires command higher prices, while well bred cattle, sheep, and swine yield more meat and better quality, boosting overall farm profitability.
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United States Department
Good Varieties of Trees to Plant in an Orchard
Advice warns against cheap inferior stock and misrepresentation by peddlers. Emphasizes first grade nursery stock, disease free and properly sized trees. Recommends specific apple, peach, cherry, plum and grape varieties for a Kansas State program, listing numbers per acre and suitable cultivars.
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Kansas State Agricultural College
York
Root Crops Lift Egg Yield and Cut Feed Costs
Farmers can cut poultry feed expenses by feeding more roots and vegetables like carrots turnips and potatoes. Roots boost egg production and keep hens healthy, reducing need for other foods and lowering overall cost per hen.
The Glory Nook Mystery of Betty Joe Leland
Betty Joe Leland's locked room mystery unfolds across ten years as her husband Harry and friends Alberta and Ray revisit their bungalow. A hidden door and a key hint at secrets Betty Joe guarded, leaving Harry torn between respect for her privacy and the urge to uncover the truth after her death.
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Betty Joe
Harry
Will
Pet
Harry Leland
Ray
Alberta Harmouth
Alberta
Chence
Alberta Pee
Betty- Toe Léland
Balmounts
University
Betty Jon
Hera
Abe
Rey
Batty Joe
Alberta Sant
Barry
Incubation Techniques for Goose Hatching Detailed
The article explains incubator use in hatching geese, noting higher moisture late in the cycle, the need for more drying and cooling early on, and temperature adjustments for taller goose eggs. It discusses methods such as dipping, spraying, or moisture supply, and emphasizes careful shell removal for late hatchlings.
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Gecoe Dees
Beieve
Wide Market Opens for Capons on Eastern Market
Market primed for capons as buyers bid 30 to 35 cents per pound. Capons offer strong competition to turkeys due to meat quality and larger size. Caponizing is simple with instruments from $2 and up. practice yields about two pounds more weight. Returns typically triple to quadruple that of ordinary cockerels. No oversupply seen, encouraging breeders to consider this market outlet.
Fowls Need Protein to Keep on Producing Eggs
Winter protein shortages injure egg output. Farm flocks miss steady protein, gain fat, and produce poorly. Suggestions include using whole carcasses sparingly, feeding rabbits or dead animals ground or dried, and utilizing skim milk or buttermilk. When meat scraps or milk are available, they may reduce need for meat in mash, but shortages justify buying scraps.
Road Pushes on Campaign for Efficiency and Peace
Road is described as the only royal line in a democracy and the sole enduring institution guiding nations. It is praised as a nonchanging legislature, constant court, tireless army, and path to prosperity, urging efficiency, peace, and brotherhood as it advances across societies.
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Malchisedec
Meade
Dead officer misidentified in shadowed camp crime scene
In a remote camp the sentinel shoots Captain Orden after he fails to halt. The guard discovers Orden dead, a wedding announcement for Catherine among letters, and a hidden clue hints at a deeper motive as the captain contemplates the tragedy and duty.
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Tetanal
Guard
Orden
Coos
Lake Lanao
Sentinel’ i
Qorden
Catherine
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