Osage Prophet Preaches Amid Frontier Festival
Sabra and Yancey plan a Sunday church in a gambling tent as Osage town erupts in festivity. Isaiah in a comic costume mocks the preacher, prompting Sabra’s fury and a dangerous plan to protect the boy while Yancey contemplates faith, deception, and town turmoil.
Foxlike figure appears as Sabra fears exposure
Sabra scans the crowded room and spots Lon Yountis in the doorway. He eyes Yancey and Sabra, while Lon’s presence seems to confirm a dangerous eye on the group, as a tense hush settles over the front row.
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Osage Church Meeting Sees Glamorous Outsiders Arrive
Sabra watches a crowded Osage tent as Indians, Osages, Poncas and Cherokees sit in silent rows. A striking group led by Dixie Lee and six companions arrives, wearing city dresses and silks, signaling a new era of bustle and business amid wary, weathered residents.
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Dixie Lee
Cherry de St. Maurice
Carmen Brown
Belle Mansero
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Dixie Leo
Yancey Vanable Prepares Oklahoma Wigwam Newspaper
Yancey Crayat, now back from the Indian Territory, describes his plan to publish the Oklahoma Wigwam at Osage with wife Sabra Vanable and their four year old son Cimarron. He aims to uncover the killer of Bastor Poglar, travels in two wagons toward Oklahoma country, and seeks to start a newspaper.
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Tseinh
Bert
Isaiah
Yaencey
Tsalah
Sinlla
Don Quixote
Clm
Tie
Cim
Prince Albert
Yancey Crayat
Sabra Vanable
Wichita Wikwam
Yaneey
Ha Ia
Oklahoma Country
Kabra
Cimarron
Sho
Bastor Poglar
New Day
Ole Olsen Hides in Sack as Sheriff Inquires
In a late night scene at a general store Ole Olsen bursts in hatless and breathless begging to hide from the sheriff. Yonson pretends innocence while Ole squeezes into a gunny sack as the sheriff investigates the corner, mistaking the sack for a stash of old harness and sleigh bells before a noisy reveal.
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Tourists Visit Perth to See the Glover House
In Perth Scotland visitors seek the corner of Curfew Row and Blackfriar's Wynd to view the Glover house once owned by the Glovers. Fans of Sir Walter Scott can trace the scenes of his romance by walking the old city paths and visiting the site near North Port.
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Doone Valley
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Winmore
Ophelia
Perth
Scotland
Glovers
Old City
Scott
Range shelters help chickens on summer range
Ferguson, extension specialist at Ohio State University, promotes low gable roof range shelters for pullets to gain open range benefits with protection from heat and rain. Plans for a 9 ft 10 in wide by 18 in high shelter use 1 by 3 inch framing and building board roofing, with wire ends and floor to deter predators and aid roosting. A 4 foot shelter houses 100 to 125 birds and can be moved on skids for easy cleaning and relocation.
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Saya C. M. Ferguson
Ohio State University
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Ferguson
Raise Egg Production by More Rigorous Culling
Extension Poultry man B A Seaton explains that rigid culling boosts profits, with docks averaging 160 eggs per bird versus 120. Culling sorts eggs, chicks, pullets, cockerels, hens and breeders from egg to hen profitability, emphasizing hens to discard nonlayers and time the laying span. Summer culling reduces low producers, fall culling selects breeders, and success hinges on good care, feeding, housing and management.
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B. A. Seaton
Extension Poultryman
Kansas State Agriculture College
Turkey direct sale routes expand reach to consumers
Turkey producers may sell on roadsides, retail routes or by mail direct to customers. Demand limits and seasonal factors typically govern growth. A Massachusetts department survey notes women play a key role in handling pricing, packing and related marketing tasks.
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Maagsichusetta Department of Agriculture
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Poultry Tips From An Old Almanac
Poultry advice warns against late hatchling neglect and keeping eggs in kitchens. It urges free range for turkeys and away from the poultry flock, notes poor layers melt early while heavy layers may not melt until September or October. It mentions Bonnie broodiness, hens staying on nests, and feeding with mash, milk, and wash to aid chicks in wet weather.
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