Who Was Who in the American Buffalo Bill Era
A compact profile traces Tom Sawyer author Mark Twain's youth and Laura Hawking as well as Civil War intrigues. It recounts rivals Buffalo Bill Cody, William Comstock, and William Matthewson, noting the 1860s buffalo hunts and a famed 60 to 48 shooting match that cemented Cody as Buffalo Bill and popularized his Wild West show.
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Cross
Sam
Laura
Sam Clemens
Bannibal
Frazier
Palmyra
John McNell
William E. Cody
Cody
Kansna
William Matthewson
Wichita
Kans
Buffalo Bully
Southern Plains
William Comstock
Phil Sheridan
Port Wallace
Kan
Comstock
William F. Cody
Fort Ellsworth
Fort Fletcher
Kansas Pacife
Buffalo Bill
The Barbara Frietchie Legend Lives On at Frederick Home
The Whittier legend of Barbara Frietchie endures despite doubts about her existence. Neighbors say a ninety six year old bedridden Barbara may have lived near Jackson’s route, while May Quantrill and others are proposed as possible real figures. The Whittier club recently unveiled the supposed original home and flag connected to the tale.
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Barbara Prietche
Whitery
Frederick
Maryland
Ines
Stonewall Jackson
Garbare Friddie
Whittler
Dante Barbara
Jackson
Barbara
May Quan‘troll
Barbara Brietche
Egend Ilven
Whittier Club
Gigmund
Romberg
Common Words About The English Language Usage
A compact note examining how frequently common words appear in English texts. It highlights top function words such as the, of, and, a, and discusses varied usage patterns across samples.
Fewer Birds Yet They Lay More Eggs in 1931
The Department of Agriculture notes fewer hens and pullets on October 1 1931, 6.2 percent down from a year earlier and 62 percent fewer young chickens. Egg production held steady with 18.0 eggs per month per flock, and 20.2 eggs per 100 hens and pullets aged for laying in 1931, down from prior years.
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Te Gotted Bintes Department of Agricultura
Layera
Iayers
Proper Regulation of Light in Laying House Pullets
Guidance on lighting for mature laying pullets in a laying house. It advises 12 to 13 hours of light daily to avoid overstimulation, notes undergrown birds may stunt and produce smaller eggs, and emphasizes higher bird quality reducing needed illumination while aiming for around 60 percent production.
Pasture Alfalfa After Late Rains Warned
South Dakota State College warns farmers not to pasture alfalfa fields revived by late rains unless there is at least root growth. Pasturing can damage roots. allow top growth to store plant food in roots for strong spring growth. Heavy growth also helps insulate soil and reduce heaving, preserving moisture.
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South Dakota State College
Alfalfa Feed For Hens In Corn Belt Flocks
Farmers in the corn belt can obtain alfalfa as a green feed substitute for laying flocks. Even without on hand alfalfa, community availability exists. If needed, the price may be two or three pounds of corn per pound of this hay to meet water crop production needs, as noted by Wallace Marmer.
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Moat Corn Belt
Wallace
Poultry Notes and Marketing Schools in Minnesota
Coarse ground corncobs are used in hen and hog houses with farm mills run by tractor power. Minnesota hosts poultry and egg marketing schools to guide raisers, run by the University of Minnesota agriculture department. Leghorn chickens arrived in the U.S. in 1885. Poultrymen are urged to cull pullets regularly as egg production may fall in flocks near large cities due to smoke.
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Poultry and
Minnesota
University of Minnesota Department of Agriculture
Target cigarettes and rolling papers change saves family budget
A wife notes her husband switched to rolling his own using Target supplies, claiming better mood and cigarette pleasure. She says the mix matches ready-mades and describes 40 free gummed papers, with savings enough to cover bread and butter each month.
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Target
Target and government tax on ready-made cigarettes
Fragmentary advertisement text notes a tax on ready-made cigarettes and urges husbands to roll their own from TARGET. It suggests buying a pack, rolling fifteen or twenty smokes, and returning half-empty packaging to dealers to recover a dime. The damaged OCR is unclear and contains slang.
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Target
Masonic Temple in Ireland Dedication at Crawfordburn
The first Masonic temple in Ireland is consecrated at Crawfordburn in County Down. The site, two acres overlooking Belfast Lough, was formerly the Med house and now serves as a lodge landmark following restoration by three local lodges.
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Masonic Temple
Ireland
Crawfordburn
County Down
Belfast Lough
Railroads in Nation Dow Young railroads are there in the United States
There are 3,037, including 174 clnga 1 having an operating revenue above $1,000,000, 282 clids 2 having operating revenues from $100,000 to $1,000,000, and 348 chisa 2 having operating revenues below $100,000.
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United States
Chisa
New York World- Tvelexram
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OUR Comic
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Felix
Bokie
Cate
Finney
Somewan
Louise M. Comstock
Becky Thatcher
Barbara Frietche
Williamson Tobecca Corp
Louisville, Kentucky
Rinso
Jegives
Ringo
Sayes
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