Crooked Trails and Straight Crooked Trails and Straight
Adventurous and reckless frontier tale in Arizona. Curly Plandreu and Mac join a horse theft, fatefully clash with Luck Cullison and his daughter Nate, with Curly pursued, captured, and later tied to a deadly vendetta amid cattle thieves and rustlers.
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SY Tudle
Hymer
Curly Plandreu
Mac
Stack
Une
Sapuache
Ariz
Curly
Luck Cullison
Cullison
Jeneh
Nate Cullson
Luck
Watorn
Soapy Stone
Rustlers
Flandrau
Cullsos
Sam
Cullison Grees
Uuriv
Landen
Sam C
Ullsen
Landrau
Stone
Saguache
Jim
Curis
Lute Blackwell
Tin Cup Crossing
Roeblery
Voung Callison
Luck Calliect’s
Luck Cullison Vanishes in Tumult of Papago County
In Papago County, Luck Cullison dodges a tightening trap as Cullison clings to a gamble to raise twenty thousand dollars. Sheriff Bolt closes in on clues linking Cullison to a recent express holdup while Cullison’s allies fear exposure and seek a risky out.
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Cullison
Lute Trackwell
Flackwell
Papago County
Mike Mackenzie
Mae
Flandran
Wes
Hell Nave
Saguache
Lueck
Jordan
Cattlemen's National
el Paso
Express
Tack
Willie
Western & Southern Express Company
Eliase
Perry Hawley
Len Rogers
Hawley
Rogers
Desperado
Mackenzie
Circle C
Mac
the Sentinel
W. & S. Express
Bolt
Sheriff Bolt
Luck
Increase Sorghum Syrup Production to Ease Sugar Shortage
The U S department of agriculture urges farmers to boost sorghum syrup output using simple equipment. It notes sorghum best fits existing corn-growing regions, outlines planting, milling, and evaporating steps, and cites yields of 75 to 400 gallons per acre with potential for selling excess syrup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Initiated Hat Headlines Bite Into Breakfast
Mackenzie reads the Sentinel at breakfast when a startling headline catches his eye. He propels the paper against a water bottle to avoid interfering with sausages fried potatoes hot cakes and coffee en route to their common destination.
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Mackenzie
the Sentinel
Pirates Do Family Wash Among the Riffian Pirates
In Morocco the Riffians are described with women performing all farming and hard labor while men at home cook, mend clothes, and even wash the women’s garments, highlighting gender roles in traditional daily life.
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Morocco
Beware Turkestan Alfalfa In import trade warns farmers
Large quantities of alfalfa seed are being imported from Turkestan. The U S department of agriculture says Turkestan alfalfa is inferior to native Kansas Nebraska alfalfa. It is less hardy and yields less hay and often contains Russian knapweed seeds.
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Turkestan
United States Department of Agriculture
Kansas
Nebraska
How Tuberculosis Spreads in Dairy Farms
Careful study shows direct contact with infected animals is the chief spread method in dairy stables. The common drinking trough harbors the disease, and contaminated hay, straw, and feed with sputum or discharges from diseased animals also transmit tuberculosis.
Poison bait method for cutworms in corn fields
Farmers are advised to make poison bait by mixing 50 pounds bran or cornmeal with two pounds of paris green and two quarts of cheap molasses to form a stiff dough. Add water to moisten if needed and scatter along corn rows, noting the poison will also kill birds, so use caution.
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William MacLeod Raine
G. W. Dilingham
L. C
Cass
Fendrick
Cuillson
Papago Street
Nene
Bett
Billie
Nick
Bart
Alec Flandrau
Alec
Torl
Caltaindale
Ian
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Department
Chapter
Beware
Turkestan Alfalfa
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