Crooked Trails and a Hidden Sheriff Pursuit
Kate Culison finds the dead handkerchief of a stranger and learns Cass Pendrick’s threat masks a larger plot blamed on her father Luck Culison over a twenty thousand dollar holdup. Sheriff Bolt's probe tightens as the saloon rumor mill points to the Culison family amid a tense canyon chase.
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Jarek
Kate
C.F. Ranch
Cass Fendrick
Papage County
Cass Pendrick
Esagteribbe
Miss Culieen
Oto
Sam
L. C
Hari
Delle
Ain't She the Gamest Little Thor euchbred
Kate rushes to the ranch telephone and learns from Uncle Mac that their father has vanished and is accused of robbing the W. and S. Express company, sparking fear and distress. Kate seeks the truth as Bob and Luck’s family confront the troubling rumors.
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Bob
Dad
Wate
Maloney
Saguache
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Yesler
Alec Plandrau
Fendrick
Mac
Ber
Southwest
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Luck
W. & S. Express Company
Train robbery plot unfolds in Saguache territory
A fragile tale centers on a planned train robbery near Saguache. Sam leaves the ranch to warn a companion Curry about Stone and Lieutenant Lute Blackwell. The plot strands toward confrontation as pressure mounts and the town eyes the danger.
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Synoy
Jess
Critmenal
Esray
Jace Vethom
Teaves
Stefan & Ts
Saguache
Aron
Je Riited Lanett
Spyro Stoo
Ryetout
Laendlom Rao
Gson
Sacuache
Curry
Stone
Lute Blackwell
Robte
Bers Ik
Rance Carr
Eapress
Aminche
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Unlucky search for missing Uncle Lack unfolds
Kate and Curly plot to locate Uncle Lack after his disappearance and a money robbery. They suspect foul play, weigh suspects from the Soapy Stone outfit, and plan to confront Curly about who may have harmed him while awaiting news from Mackenzie and Sheriff Bolt.
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Bob
Kate
Curly Flandran
Curly
Luck Cullison
Sagunche
Mackenzie
Frotel
Treekan
Nate
Soapy Stone
Bolt
Lueck
Cass Fendrick
Bele
Virh
Peggy Becomes Club Secretary In Small Church Scene
Peggy takes the secretary post in her little church club and reflects on meeting duties. The narrator recalls a humorous moment about who chaired the first meeting with the president present, while Percy claims precedence and a larger chair.
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Peggy
Percy
City Lighting Modern and Early Street Illumination
The article notes modern city lighting as a recent invention while recalling earlier uses. It compares Paris and London over priority, with London claiming 1414 lighting and Paris funding lanterns publicly in the sixteenth century, though the claim is disputed.
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Paris
London
Parla
Dairy Points on Calf Feed Experiments at Iowa Station
Experiments with self feeder style feeding for calves show calves prefer whole corn and oats over ground grains. Palatability varies with feed type with oilmeal favored over wheat bran while ground hominy is disliked. Calves adjust concentrate intake to meet protein needs, and their nutritional ratio remains fairly stable while widening with age. Water proves important even for mill fed calves and the study notes potential for further exploration of free choice systems.
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Iowa
S. Satoo
Regular Feeding Guidance for Dairy Herds
Regular feeding is crucial for milk yield. A cow hungry near feeding time becomes restless and won’t emit maximum milk, as digestive demand is unmet. Halir influences this, and careless feeding disrupts routines, causing milk flow to decline and rarely recover unless addressed.
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Halir
Profit in Purebred Bulls On Illinois Farms
The US Department of Agriculture reports from 675 Illinois farms showing 124 using purebred bulls with an average yearly profit per farm of 466. Crude bulls are used on 466 farms with an average profit of 734 per farm. Scrub bulls are used on 85 farms with an annual loss of 234 per farm.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Keep Record of Every Cow for the Dairyman
The article urges regular at home milk fat tests to ensure accurate results when checked against dealer reports. It emphasizes tracking each cow’s dairy ability as a fat producer and overall milk production for complete herd records.
Feeding Bull Corn Silage Ration Guidelines
Corn silage can be fed to bulls in limited amounts with no proven harm. A protein rich ration supports growth, and ten to fifteen pounds of silage daily may be advantageous for breeding stock.
The Misery of Backache in Muskegon Woman
Mrs G Schoon of 240 Wood Ave Muskegon Mich reports six years of back weakness. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she regained strength and can do all her work. She highly recommends the medicine to others.
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Muskegon
Mich
Lydia E. Pinkham
Women's Health Gift and Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
A feature urges women to guard health and cites Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as greatly restoring health for female ailments. It offers confidential advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co in Lynn Massachusetts with a woman reviewer answering letters.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
When Doctors Disagree Patient Ill and Misserved
A patient named John Jimson falls severely ill as two doctors argue over his case. Doctor No 1 and Doctor No 2 clash on diagnosis and treatment, each insisting on being correct. The exchange ends with a grim postmortem challenge from the second doctor.
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John Jimson
Doctor No. 1
Doctor No. 2
Doctor No
Argonaut
Cuticura Ad Promises Clear Pimply Faces
An advertisement urges use of Cuticura Ointment to remove pimples and blackheads, wash with Cuticura Soap in five minutes, and maintain clear skin daily. It also recommends Cuticura Talcum for regular use.
Blitherby clan linked to summer plans at regional resort
In a Birmingham Ace Herald quotation, the Blitherbys discuss spending summer with relatives in the country, countering rumors that they would stay at the largest hotel at America’s fashionable resort.
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Imn
Birmingham Ace-Herald
Quotes on Alfred and a girl's mistrust of suitors
A witty remark notes that a girl never suspects a young man's motives until he asks if she can cook, implying social expectations about courtship and domestic skills.
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Alfred
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