Benefit of Soil Survey in Clark County Diagostic Study
The state university agronomy department conducts a Clark county soil survey led by Norton Clark Scott and Waggoner from Marshall with Marion roots. O S Ellis explains the benefit of mapping soils to guide crop treatments drainage road projects and farm decisions including buying land and planning rotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agronomy of
the State University
Clark County
E. A. Norton
E. B. Clark
R. A. Scott
Moe Waggoner
Marshall
Marion
Williamson County
O. S. Ellis
Urbana
University of Illinois
Mr. Ellis
University Experiment Station
Illinois
Into the Hands of His Enemy Chapter XVII Twist of Fate
Durand awaits news on the debt cleared with Clay Lindsay while suspense weighs heavy. A murder plot unravels as Collins and Slim fail to deliver, Lindsay is captured by the bulls, and Slim’s supposed gunplay is denied by a pursuing officer.
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Durand
Clay Lindsay
Collins
Lindsay
Slim
Bromfield
Dave
Sam
Maddock's
Remembers a Galt era and changing marriage dreams
The text recalls when the only cream separator was that Galt and contrasts old-fashioned girls who dreamed of marrying a dancing hero with modern expectations of wealth and status. It also satirizes job applicants who claim they deserve hire for money.
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Galt
Durand Spins a False Case Against Clay in Tombs
Durand schemes to frame Clay for murder after securing testimonies from arrested men. Clay faces punishment in the Tombs while Beatrice and Whitford seek to uncover the truth and prove his innocence.
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Wabash Valley Printing CO
Blanche Williams
G. Young
Harry B. Potter
Marshall, Illinois
Asi
Indiana
Inois
William MacLeod Raine
Hambone
Wm. MacLeod Raine
Illustrations By
Irwin Myers
Salt Creek
Gorilla Duve
Clay
Shiny
Jim Collins
Beatrice
Despud
Celly
Jerry
Tribhe Arizonan
Pardner
Whitford
Auffragette
Jan Sacrid
Boyas
Madany
Minneapolis
Tribune
Herald
TERRE
Haute
Star Sg
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Terre Haute
Martinsville
Willard
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