Zen of the Y.D. Ranch in Stead’s Open Life
Canadian West life described by Rob ered Stead a poet and official of immigration and colonization The tale centers on Zen the Y D ranch and its four men Transley Linder Drazk Grant and the ranch’s larger than life landscape and characters Zen faces managing the vast operation and its colorful crew.
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Test
Robered Stead
Canadian
Manitoba
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Canada
Immigration and Colonization Department
Mr. Stead
Zen
Y.D
Transley
Linder
Drazk
Grant
Transley’s Hay Drive Along Y D Route at Dusk
Transley, a capable contractor, shifts his operation from railway work to hay cutting for the Y D project. Linder, foreman, notes the move and commands, while the outfit moves toward the Forks through foothill country. A rider joins, joking about Chuck and Pete horse, as the crew settles into the long haul.
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Chuck
Y.D
Transiey
Linder
New Hayn
Felix
Rathesr
Trhnsley
Transley
Earth
Heaven
Y.D. Linder
George
Y D Ranch Chief Hosts Guests And Ponders A Love Interest
At the Y D ranch Transley and Linder arrive to a hearty supper with Y D and his wife. The scene centers on George Crark’s playful talk about women, Linder’s wary curiosity about Zen, and Transley’s bold interest as the daughter Zen quietly engages.
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Transley
George
Drazk
Linder
Transiey
Mr. Drark
Weill
Jed Ransley
Lena
Y.D
Nats
Iander
9 Tier
Ashe
George Crark
Lirder
Zen
Jader
Hess
Inder
Peernne
Trunsley
Time-old Rivalry for Heiress’s Hand Sparks Rivalry
Two eligible suitors vie for the hand of a striking heiress in a tawdry social duel. The attractive heiress weighs charm, fortune, and future prospects as rumors swirl and alliances shift in a small town.
Major: Mages Retired Golfer Frustrated by Tailgating
A retired Major playing golf 18 holes before lunch showed an unusual drop in form. His temper rose as a man trailed him from hole to hole. The major finally snapped, asking, What the devil are you looking at, sir, I’m Hutening.
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Mages
Hutening
Sudan Grass Emerges as Key Emergency Crop for NJ
Sudan grass, introduced by the USDA from Africa in 1909, has proven a valuable emergency hay and pasture crop in New Jersey and other states. It outyielded millet in tests, is preferred by livestock, and can produce two harvests per season. Under good corn land it grows to five feet and yields 2.5 to four tons per acre. it is an annual and dies with cold weather.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Africa
Sudan
New Jersey
H. R. Cox
New Jersey State College of Agriculture
Feed Chickens Skim Mill Sweet or Sour Milk
Milk fed to chickens can be sweet or sour with little influence on the flock. Fowls relish either form in large quantities, and changing forms is not strongly discouraged. To maximize animal protein intake, milk alone can replace meat scraps or tankage in mash, though water is sometimes withheld to boost consumption.
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Wlock
Manure fertilizing value wasted when stored in open lots
An Ohio State experiment shows farm manure exposed in open piles from January to April loses 85.6 percent of nitrogen, 22.5 percent of phosphorus, and 61 percent of potash. Keeping manure under cover or hauling it daily prevents the loss. manure cannot exceed its initial nutrient content. Daily hauling is advised to avoid waste and fit spring farm work.
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Ohio Station
Farm advice on crops and soil for profitability
Farmers are urged to use modern equipment such as pumps and to time soybean care for profitability. A good cropping system helps support livestock under average conditions. Alfalfa cuts provide forage for brood sows in winter. Manure should be worked into soil before planting melon hills. Barley prefers well drained soils, and soil fertility helps determine crop performance.
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Tvestock
Simmons Tax Plan Voted Into Bill
Washington dispatch reports the Senate adopted the Mellon tax plan as the Democratic income tax substitute. Surtax and normal rate revisions passed 43 to 40 and 44 to 87 with Republican insurgents backing the overall program. The plan lowers the top surtax to 0 percent and adjusts normal rates to 2 percent on $4,000, 4 percent on $4,000 to $8,000, and 6 percent above $8,000, aligning with House actions.
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Washington
Senate
House
Congress
Pipeline oil for March totals 13,128,470 barrels
Austin Texas oil totals for March show Navarro County leading with 4,940,210 barrels and Wichita second at 2,277,899 followed by Limestone with 1,610,638. Other counties include Brazoria 420,579 Caldwell 471,918 Chambers 2,003 Fort Bend 22,461 Hardin 301,696 Morris 624,918 Jefferson 26,639 Liberty 684,774 Matagorda 1,727 Oranga 310,244.
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Austin
Tex
Maureh
Liza
Oil and Gas Division
Railroad Commission
Navarro County
Wichita
Brazoria
Caldwell
Chambers
Fort Bend
Hardin
Morris
Jefferson
Liberty
Matagorda
Oranga
McAdoo Delegation Chooses Owley for Vice Presidency
The McAdoo county convention at the courthouse Tuesday named twelve delegates and twelve alternates and endorsed Alvin Owley of Denton for the vice presidential nomination. It adopted a resolution pledging unqualified faith to Senator Marlo J. Mayfield and reaffirmed support for the U S Constitution, noting the eleventh amendment as part of it.
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Trouston
Tex
McAdoo
Mouking
Court House
Alvin M. Owv
Ley
Denton
Marlo JB. Mayfield
United States
Girl Bandit to Pen in New York Case
Coelia Cooney the bob haired bandit and her husband Edward Cooney admitted committing ten holdups. They said farewell in a Brooklyn jail Friday. Celia goes to Auburn prison for ten years while Cooney reports to Sing Sing for a similar term.
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Pen
New York
Coelia Cooney
Bob Haired
Edward Cooney
Brooklyn
Celia
Auburn
Cooney
Sing
Princess Loula Murat Dias Dies in Nice France
Princess Loula Murat Dias of Nice France died on a Thursday. Born in Russia February 17, 1851, she was married twice first to Prince Alexander Orbelianf who died in 1868 and then to Pringa Loila Murat, grandson of the King of Naples, who died in 1912.
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Loula Murat Dias
Nice
France
Louis Murat
Russia
Alexander Orbelianf
Pringa Loila Murat
Naplesa
Body of Slayer Found In River Near Graham
Searchers found the body of W. E. Crick a farmer in the Brazos River near Graham Texas after his disappearance Friday. He had been charged Saturday with the murder of his wife and five year old son ten miles southeast of Graham.
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River
Graham
Tex
W. E. Crick
Brazos River
Here
Increase for Postal Employes Senators Weigh $300 Raise
Washington report notes the Senate Post Office Committee favorably recommended a substitute bill Monday. The measure mirrors a proposal from the Joint postal conference and seeks a $300 yearly salary increase for postal clerks and carriers.
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Washington
Senate Post Office’ Committee
Joint Postal Conference
Death of Texas Statesman Webster Flanagan at 93
Henderson Tex General Webster Flanagan, a renowned Texas statesman aged 93, died suddenly at his home in Henderson on Sunday. The long serving public figure was noted for leadership in state affairs and military service. The community mourns a pivotal figure in Texas politics.
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Texas Statesman
Henderson
Tex
Webster Flanagan
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