The Siege of St George and Candles Bold Stand
In a dramatic episode from Nanon’s world, Candles defends the fortress of St George against a Bordelais assault led by Larochefoucauld. Despite heavy losses, Canolles holds the line as Ravailly and Ravallly’s men fall, while political intrigue and lettered plots unfold around Claire, Lenet, and Madame de Cambes. A new impending expedition looms as the princess weighs mercy and strategy near the river.
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Mathie de Gaiusses
Lenet
Bordelais
Challe
Tudeus
M. de Larochetourault
St. George
Madame de Canbes
Canolles
Garonne
Vibrae
Conde
M. Larochefoucault
M. Mspasaet
Tam
Ei Lerdy
Dring
Roweek
Tomas
Wutte
Canoll
Sha
Canelles
M. de Laroch
Corrades
MS de
Ravailly
Nis
Sali
Ravallly
Haven
Yvailles
Oris
Mazarin
Trusallly
Ils Mger
Ganulles
Renconcun
Solaing
Avalles
Truvailly
Cavolles
Nanon
Howe
Lnst
de Canalles
Claire
Tani
Luis
Tispagnet
Pommel
M. de Canolles
Srave Monsieu
le Duc
AL de Larochetoucault
Vanton
George
Madame de Coutyile
M. Tenet
Cadvagnas
Ronseleneur
Wilce
Ace Quaintynes
Monseiqueur
Lo Filea
MW Niehow
Mongelgueur
M. Lenet
Phan
Monserneur
Aznet
Canalles
Prissuer
Madile
St. Goose
Jassie
Gambes
Canghes
Vinrac
Candle
Lyeklax
Xanon
Navon
Caenolles
Agen
Ganolles
New Plans After Defeat of Besiegers at Bor Deux
The besiegers return sorrowfully to Bor Deux after a failed assault. Malai de Conde watches from her window as hope flickers with Duc de Laroche foucault and Na valles negotiations. Claire notes de Crnolles led the victorious defense, while Baron Bordelais and Mazarin loom in counsel over future actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghapter
Bordeux
Malai de Conde
Rot
Sergelf
Duc de Larochefoucault
Madan
Vayres
M. de Conolles
de Mazarin
Claire
Madame de Tourtille
Lenet
Good Use for Wheat in Ohio Farmers Experience and Prospects
Reports on wheat feeding as stock food show farmers in Ohio and western states testing whole wheat for hogs cattle and sheep at current prices. Advocates steam cooling and wide troughs for sows and finishing stock, noting premiums over corn and potential long term market effects if irrigation and arid lands reforms proceed.
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Lhea
Iowa
America
Ritroad
Swine Breaders’ Institute
Dayton
Ohio
Obie
Irrigation Stakes in Arid Lands and Federal Aid
In this discussion from The Irrigation Farmer, Inge J. S. Beery argues for national support to determine economic feasibility of irrigating semiarid lands in Kansas, Nebraska, and Colorado. He urges government funding for initial studies to attract private capital to build reservoirs and reclamation projects.
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Sam
Terramar
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Inge J. S. Beery
United States
Forage Crops and Irrigation Effects Across Regions
The notice discusses turkey demand, sweet potato growers in Arkatsas valley, and yields under irrigation averaging 250 bushels per acre. It notes annuell bromgrass as pasture grass for nonirrigated areas, alfalfa’s superiority in the North, and Colorado as a home to red spider pests, which can be controlled by spraying the leaf undersides with cold water.
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Arkatsas Valley
Colorado
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