Lee Anderson Aims to Arrest Pelly in Stony Range
Lee Anderson of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police is sent to Stony Range to arrest murder suspect Pelly and to protect Jim Rathway head of the Free Traders. In Little Falls Pelly is missing after being linked to a gold mine. A girl appears at a rough hotel, Pierre and Shorty harass her, Anderson defends her, and she travels toward Liston Lake. Anderson pursues, the road is blown, he is knocked from his horse, the girl vanishes, and he survives to reach Liston Lake on foot.
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Lee Anderson
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Stony Range
Pelly
Jim Rathway
Free Traders
Wquor
Little Falls
Pierre
Shorty
Anderson
Liston Lake
Siston Lake
Lee
Jim
Rathway
Estelle
Rescue and Flight at Siston Lake Promontory Night
Lee threads a perilous escape after a kidnap plot at a rugged promontory. He battles Rathway, spares Estelle, and carries an unconscious girl to safety in a York boat, then to a spruce thicket as police reach. He treats the head wound and a dislocated knee, recalling battlefield medical drills.
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Lee
Hudson's Bay
Mackenzie
York
Siston Lake
Rathway
Estelle
Chicken
Milk With Grains Aids Growth Of Chickens
Federal poultry specialists report that adding milk to chicks grain ration greatly speeds growth. Commercial poultrymen report similar gains. Ongoing USDA experiments at Bellavilla Maryland compare mash rations with vegetable proteins versus animal proteins and minerals, with 7,600 chicks hatched this year for breeding, feeding, and management studies.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of An Anid Industry
Bellavilla
Escape From Staton Lake Chase Through Reeds
Lee battles to reach shore as a motor boat in pursuit nears. Rathway and a lone pursuer threaten the escape, but Lee hides among thick reeds and aims for the lake’s inshore retreat. He plans to slip ashore by nightfall into the wooded shore of Staton Lake.
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Rathway
Trathway
Lee
Staton Lake
Vermall
York
Anderson Faces Tough Task With Helpless Girl
Anderson confronts a challenging situation as he tries to guide a helpless girl through a difficult period. The outcome hinges on support, action, and resources available to both.
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Anderson
Why Potatoes Run Out Seed-potato disease control study
The bulletin explains seed-potato improvement hinges on disease control. Virus diseases including mosaic degeneration and spindle-tuber cause 15 to 70 percent yield losses. Insect-borne illnesses spread by diseased plants, isolation and field inspection reduce problems. Parmers’ Bulletin 1436 notes methods to produce healthier seed potatoes and offers free copies from the USDA in Washington.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
Difficulty in Raising Sweet Clover for Hay
The article notes clover hay becomes coarse when seeded at eight to ten pounds per acre. It suggests heavy seeding to sixteen or twenty four pounds per acre yields finer stems and more edible hay, despite higher seed cost, with early cutting also helping prevent thistle seed set and crowding thistles from thick growth.
Farm Wisdom And Soil Care Tips From An Aged Journal
A collection of garden and farm notes on crop resilience and soil health. Topics include wilt resistant cowpeas and tomatoes, the value of planning, horse care after meals, market proximity, letting chicks forage outdoors, training young horses, home gardening benefits, stanchions versus feeding, rich soil for rhubarb, and annual manure for soil fertility.
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Victor Rousseau
W. G. Chapman
WwNu Service
Rathway Iast
Ile
Lea
Hfe
Canadian Army Medical Corps
Egypt
Asia Minor
China
Farm High
Sol
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