Yancey to Start Oklahoma News Venture After Barge Journey
Yancey and family, including four year old Clarion, return from a newly opened territory to begin a newspaper venture in Oklahoma. He plans to locate the killer of Reéltor Pegler of the New Day while preparations for the Oklahoma newspaper era proceed.
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Oklahoma pressman Yancey Crav at odds with Pegler case
In Osage Oklahoma the ambitious Yancey Cravat, his wife Sabra, and household staff settle into a makeshift printing office while rumors of Pegler’s murder swirl. Yancey pursues truth, facing threats from a Spaniard and an enigmatic warning about power and politics in the Southwest.
Yancey Faces Questions on Pawhuska Street Corner
Yancey moves through Pawhuska Avenue as a tide of av fur loungers ask what became of Pax ter. In moments the group dissolves, leaving Yancey in the glare among Indians, Mexicans, cowboys, and citizens near Pete on the corner.
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Hair Markets In London Attract Foreign Dealers
Historic hair trade fairs draw buyers from many countries to Soho London where women lend their tresses for money. Bargains hinge on quick judging of quality, with cutters trimming close to the neck before buyers set prices. High values reach up to 90 dollars per pound for the finest strands, with Germany and Alsace Lorraine supplying much of the demand. From Italy and France come prized dark hair used in luxury locks.
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First Black Slaves in Bodarian Egypt Debate Origin
Fragmentary notes suggest a discussion of whether Bodarian-era Egypt included the first Black slaves, with dates around ten thousand years ago and prior claims to early slave labor. The text remains unclear on specifics and sources.
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Best Curing Method For Alfalfa Hay Advised By Expert
Kansas State extension alfalfa specialist L. E. Willoughby says the best method is to cut alfalfa on a bright day and wilt in the swath for four to six hours before raking into a loose windrow. Morning cuts can be raked by afternoon and stacked next day if weather permits. Wilted hay may be turned and finish curing with minimal damage. some hay survives rain if turned after each shower.
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Home Grown Grain Used in Feeding Mixture
A dairy feeding guide explains that with corn silage and alfalfa, 90 percent of the grain should be farm grown and 10 percent protein concentrate. Replacing alfalfa with timothy bay shifts balance to 50 percent protein concentrate and 50 percent home grown grain. If 10 pounds of grain are needed daily, five pounds can be home grown when timothy is used, while the other two pounds must be bought. When alfalfa is the roughage, nine parts grain to one part concentrate may be used with minimal purchase.
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Profitable Use of Dairy By-Products Highlighted
The U S Department of Agriculture and C B Reed urge profitable use of dairy by products with cottage cheese as a viable outlet for skim milk in the dairy plant. Lab and field tests show a low acid rennet type cottage cheese can be consistently produced, with a free mimeographed circular available from the Bureau of Dairy Industry in Washington.
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Agricultural tips on crop and forage management from Pennsylvnia college farm specialist
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