Waterline heist splits ranch tribe during a planned abduction
Molly Casey is captured at the Hideout as Plimsoll and his gang scheme a ransom. They move her to a sea led cabin within a guarded rock fort, while cohort Parson, Hahn and Butch plot to divide the loot and flee. Molly steels herself, awaiting Sandy Bourke and justice.
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Waterline Ranch
Plimsoll
Wyatt
Thera
Butch Parsons
Hahn
Plimsolla
Piso
Picesol
Pny
Glen
Plimmsoll
Wanches
Halon
Passenad
Pitmagll
Bourke
Jim
Parsons
Grange
Pays
Willow Creek
Molly
Wonald
Grit
Axihe
Pimsell
Butch
Anus
Ahep
Keith
Ste
Pardong
Three Star
Hato
Cookie
Sim
Tiahn
Buteh
Ali Cookle
Hit Pumtsolt
Molly Casey
Casey Ting
Sandy Rourke
Conkie
Phersoll
Bahn
Donald Keith
Altus
Yalrow
Blaze
Plimsell
Ehikthaad
Evi
Randy
Sandy
Ventllre
Plimsolt
Rndike Pumsoll
Pumsol
Ile
Baick
Pttyself
Cotter
Piimsoll
Elere
Walt
Rane
Hatin
Cooke
Pilinsoll
Halen
Caye
Donald
Randy Bail
Tallaman
Puingoll
Weill
Windy Gulch
Kuteh
Teta
Vobh
Scientist Proposes Bear Origin Theory by Prof Abel
Prof Abel concedes the primitive history of the nonh ld obe acure remains unclear but argues the most probable origin is that these creatures arose from bears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q. Abel
Beara
Early Molting Hens and Profitable Poultry Breeding
The article argues early molting hens produce poorly and undermine profits. It cites a test where 600 hens yielded 104 poor producers after external checks, leaving 100 unproductive birds. It advocates culling, selecting better stock, and hatch timing in September to boost meat and egg supply and overall efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trereasa
Septemer
Shay
Increasing Demand for Guinea Fowls in Eastern Farms
A poultry specialist from the United States Department of Agriculture notes rising demand for guinea fowls, previously unpopular with farmers. The Farmers' Bulletin 858, The Culava Fowl, discusses starting a stock and marketing produce, mainly meat, suggesting opportunities for poultrymen on eastern farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculte
Ciufaer
Colony House Poultry System Benefits for Disease and Food
The colony house system of poultry raising offers birds ample chance to forage for bugs worms and grasshoppers. Flexible movable houses near fields with insects protect crops while supplying essential naked food for strong production.
Outline of Good Ration for Growing Ducklings
A duckling ration outlines a mash made of one part bryan one part cornmestl and one part ground crackers or stale bread. Ten percent beef scrap is added along with green toad and a Uttic pond. Ensure bread is not moldy and all grains are of gand quality.
Poultry Notes on Care and House Maintenance
Poultry notes emphasize keeping the hen house painted to look cared for and warn that regular health checks prevent diseases. Dirty white chicks during hatching can indicate breeding quality, and birds yielding good offspring deserve attention. Provide ample daily water, keep drinking vessels clean, and guard them from contamination. Avoid overfeeding stray substances to poultry as it can harm both birds and humans.
Forced to Own Bible in Scotland Punts New Law
In 15T1 the first Bible act required households to own a Bible under penalty. A yearly rent of 300 merkin and 3500 had to provide, or face fines. Provisions banned vulgar language in households to avoid hindering religious knowledge. A searcher was appointed to visit houses and inspect public books and bibles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Searcher
Rhode
Fragmentary dialogue on wealth and marriage proposed
A clipped exchange shows a rich man and a poor young man debating marriage and money. One line notes a woman claiming 73 000 pounds in value while another queries a 75 000 pound loss, ending with a blunt question about the man’s feelings after loss.
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Jim
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Rimrock
J. Allan Dunn
D Dan
J. Alisa Dunn
South America
Beaver Dam Lake
Conkle
Qpown
Sonao
Thave
Diadasa
Eoloy
Motherall
Mothers of the World
Mord Mfg
Kere Metominca Atten
Cutter
Berkeley
U.S
California
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