The Niquoia Boom Struggles Surge Again in Mirapolis
In Mirapolis the Niquoia dam project roars back to life as workers flood in, credit shifts to cash, and Brouillard curbs Cartwright with a warning from the log mapping room. Brouillard reveals the Coronida titles are invalid, threatening the Little Susan deal and forcing a pivotal stock dispute with Massingale.
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Mirapolis
Mirapolitan
Reclamation Service
Niquoia
Government Reservation
Grislow
Bongras
Mr. Brouillard
Cartwright
Brouillard
Mr. Cartwright
Congress
Bureau of Land Statistics
Latigo Peak
Chigringo
Massingale
Ford
Europe
Brewster
Susan
David Mansingale
The Sunset Gun Confronts Cartwright in Mirapolis
Brouillard and Cartwright clash over a dangerous tactic and a looming threat to expose a real estate swindle. Brouillard warns of a letter from a government source that would ruin Cartwright and associates, pressing him to act by eight that night or face public ruin.
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Mr. Cartwright
Brouillard
Stephen Massingale
Washington
Bureau
Land Statistics
Mirapo- Us
Chigringo
Dave Massingale
David Massingale
Harlan
Proper Methods of Feeding Calves
Farmers lack knowledge of calf feeding leading to losses says C H Reed Kansas State College dairy professor. He advises when to separate calf from dam, milk amounts, dilution of rich milk, temperature control, and clean housing and water to ensure healthy growth.
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C. BH. Reed
Kansas State Agricultural College
Professor Reed
Retribution for Jesus Is Mentioned in Child’s Play
A newspaper reader quotes a child's remark about making sticks to hit Jesus with following a neighborhood scuffle between a boy and his neighbor's son Joseph. The note reflects a cryptic hint of violence in a domestic scene.
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Jesus
Joseph
Store Wheat Crop on Farm Is Urged
Edward C. Johnson of Kansas State College urges farmers to store the wheat crop on the farm this year. He cites two main reasons: railroad car shortages due to Atlantic freight congestion and low early threshing season prices driven by transportation limits and increased risk for grain elevators.
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Edward C. Johnson
Kansas State Agricultural College
Atlantic Seaboard
Penn State finds grain mix boosts pig growth
The Pennsylvania State College agricultural experiment station reports excellent results with young pigs using a grain blend of cornmeal four parts, wheat middlings three parts, and tankage one part. Skim milk increases gain. with skim milk cornmeal can rise to six parts. Other mixes include cornmeal eight parts with tankage one part, or skim milk three parts with cornmeal one part. Pasture crops are recommended where possible. for rapid growth two to four pounds of grain per 100 pounds of live weight daily plus pasture.
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Pennsylvania State College Agricultural Experiment Station
Breeding Pen Ducks Layout in Pekin and Runner Varieties
Guidance states a breeding pen should contain four to six Pekin ducks per one drake or eight to ten Runner ducks, outlining optimal male to female ratios for breeding stock.
Slaked Lime versus Ground Limestone for Sour Soils
The Wisconsin experiment station soils department finds slaked lime satisfactory if cheaper than ground limestone and easily spread. Caustic lime neutralizes acidity more effectively but is costly and hard to distribute due to lumps. ground limestone is preferred when price is reasonable, with caution against applying caustic lime to land planned for potatoes the first year.
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Wisconsin Experiment Station
Remedy for thumps in pigs
Thumps in young pigs result from overfeeding or lack of sun and exercise. Reduce sow feed and require pigs to get ample outdoor time. This remedy works only for pigs not yet weaned, as older pigs usually suffer lung or bronchial troubles.
Community Improvement Through Youth Engagement
A concise editorial notes that community plans to improve their cattle industry spur personal growth among residents. It argues that engaging young people yields lasting benefits for the whole town and its future.
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Niquola
M. Poudrecaulx
Lower Avenue
Niquela
Sanford
A. P
Denver
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the Sunset Gun
Niquoia Valley
Timber Wolves
Ealf
Reed
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