Mason's Death Pushes Wolf Bench Toward Crisis
In Waterman a crowded inquest into John Mason's death reveals fragile finances for the Wolf Beach outfits. Kentucky Jones shifts from spectator to suspect as a missing slug and Ragland family ties hint at hidden motives in the Bar Hook and Mason's bank.
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Kentucky Jones
Waterman
Wolf Beach
Long Pole
Rimrock
Greasy Spoon
Kerry
John Mason
Wolf Bench
Waterman Bank
Wolf Bench Range
Flo
Mason
Waterman's Hall
Floyd Hopper
Clive Pierson
Bob Elliot
Lee Bishop
Bishop
Jean Ragland
Kentucky
Campo Ragland
Campo
Jean
Elliot
Floyd
Ragland
Mr. Ragland
Poultry chick sexing not a fad but with limits
University of Illinois poultry specialist notes sexing chicks is not a craze but may be worth it for some flocks. Data from 87 Illinois flocks show cockerels reduce pullet raising costs by about 40 cents per pullet, while mortality risks differ between pullet only and mixed flocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Alp
College of Agriculture
University of Illinois
WNU
Ground Corn Cobs Rise as Brooder House Litter
Ground corn cobs have become popular as litter in brooder houses for chicks, says John Vandervort of Pennsylvania State College. Grind cobs to 1/4 to 1/2 inch, stir every other day, cover with paper or bags early on, and keep litter free of dust, mold, and moisture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Vandervort
Pennsylvania State College
Off Colored Poults in Bronze Turkeys
A Missouri Farmer note discusses light and slate colored poults in Bronze turkeys. Breeders speculate color variation arises from intensive selection, with mixed results when such birds are used as breeders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Missouri
Poultry care notes and feeding guidance from Nebraska farm
The passage discusses coccidiosis in all birds, reducing hens on Nebraska farms, limited profit from treating sick chicks, and prevention focus. It covers egg preservation for six to ten months, alternating fighting males, goose grazing habits, and sand or gravel for chicks starting at ten days.
What kind of men go under ground
In Pearson's Weekly a teacher asks after a miners lecture what kind of men descend below. Tommy answers with a grim reply Dead uns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy
Pearson's Weekly
Two Discarded Pens Offer Free Rebuilt Fountain Pen
Advertisement offers a free rebuilt fountain pen with one year guarantee. Enclose a 3 cent stamp and mail to Bree Pen Exchange at 3922 S. E. 48th Ave., Portland, Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
48Th Ave
Portland
Ore
New Drapery Theorems in a Father Son Exchange
A fragment shows a father accusing a son named Jack of blackened character while the son defends him. The dialogue hints at a test of trust and moral judgment within a family conversation.
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Jack
Pimples Vanish After Cuticura Soap and Ointment
Miss Mayme Michelsen of Weeping Water Nebraska reports severe facial pimples from irritation that covered the face like measles. After trying Cuticura Soap and Ointment she used two cakes and one box, with pimples completely gone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme Michelsen
Cuthura Laboratories
Dept. R, Malden
Mass
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Sal Ana
Alan LE May
Alan le
W.N.U. Ervice
Bar Hook
Alan LeMay
Nebraska
Ea Baking Powder
Spurlock-Neal Co
Nashville, Tenn
Kill All Flies
Ilorinjure
Alers
Harold Somers
de Kath
Daisy Fly Keller
David L. Wortsman
Dept
Dallas, Texas
Texas
Modern Beauty College
San Jacinto
Houston
Woodburn Pub
Grand Ridge
Fla
C. Q. Kratz
St. Anne
Michigan
Radio Globe Music Co
Broadway, N.Y
San Diego
L. G. Jones
First Natonal Bank
Calif
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