Largemouth Bass Diet and Western Canada Waterfowl Outlook
The article notes largemouth bass diets including insects small fishes crayfish and frogs with young bass feeding on water fleas expanding to aquatic insects and small fish in time. It also reports longer southern growing seasons yield faster growth and potential lifespans up to eight years versus northern fish reaching 15 years. Additionally it covers Ducks Unlimited Canada predicting a productive 1951 waterfowl season across western Canada and discusses hawk persecution in historical light with emphasis on beneficial birds. It highlights Richard Cameron of Pittsfield Ma fishing an 11 pound Atlantic salmon and a 16 pound 11 ounce double slam on the Narraguagus River and quotes Game Warden Wally Barron praising his skill.
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Florida
Canada
Mother Nature
Duckological
Bert W. Cartwright
Ducks Unlimited
Ontario
Prairies
Rocky Mountains
International Boundary
Peace River District
Alberta
Richard Cameron
Pittsfield
Mass
Algerstory
Maine
Cameron
Narraguagus
Cherryfield
Academy Pool
Little Falls Pool
Lunker
Neron
Wally Barron
Melanism and Albinoism Described in Wildlife
The article explains melanism as an excess of black pigment in skin affecting animals like deer and the Ringneck pheasant, noting the melanistic mutant pheasant. It also describes albinism as a lack of pigment, resulting in white deer, squirrels, or other animals and the White pheasant.
The Story 60 Far Sees a Riot Over a Hidden Cache
In Mesa Verde a cache of munitions hidden by Derek Bartell triggers plots. Archie Scott is fatally shot before meeting Dan Frazer. Frazer then confronts Bartell’s store, shoots a man outside, and kills Vince Gale as he tried to kill Helen Bartell.
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Mesa Verde
Derek Bartell
Archie Scott
Dan Frazer
Scott
Bartell
Frazer
Vince Gale
Helen Bartell
Bartell Seeks Frazer Inside for a Talk in Turbulent Mesa Verde
In a tense room above the Bartell store Frazer agrees to hear Bartell’s secret plan to defend against border violence as he suspects Vince Gale of the killings and plots. Derek Bartell presses Frazer for secrecy as the father worries about hidden threats and his daughter Helen.
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Bartell
Frazer
Helen Bartell
Villians
Frazer Sees Gale’s Treachery Behind Mesa Verde Plot
Frazer and Bartell discuss a complex conspiracy in Sonora involving Yaqui raids, bandit armies, and planned arms seizure to control a province. Frazer warns of Mexican political manipulation and possible betrayals as rumors of two rival leaders surface.
Frazer Probes Bartell Case Amid Threats in Mesa Verde
Frazer presses Bartell for details on a murder tie in a scheme rivaling government interference. Helen Bartell warns of danger as a street disturbance erupts and Frazer contemplates extracting crucial information before further peril. The scene ends with a cliffhanger as authorities loom.
Organic Matter Builds Soil For Higher Yields
Purdue agronomist Dr. J. B. Peterson advises feeding the soil to feed crops. Study land history and test soil to tailor fertilizer while improving structure with legumes and grasses in rotation and returning manure and residues. Deep taproots in alfalfa and sweet clover mellow subsoils. grasses like brome and timothy loosen surface soil.
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J. B. Peterson
Purdue University Agronomist
Peterson
If It Happened The Deputy Asks For The Truth
In a crowded alley Frazer and a deputy clash over a story of a shooting. The group debates who fired, how many shots, and the sequence, noting two shots rang out and the sounds were close together. Helen Bartell reacts with a cry.
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Gale
Helen Bartell
Frazer
Good Pasture Cuts Milk Beef Production Costs
The article notes pasture as a key method to reduce milk and beef costs. It cites a Department of Agriculture report that about two thirds of U S land is in grass and suggests a 25 percent rise in pasture area could improve efficiency even as crops are demanded more.
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Department of Agriculture
Spring Check of First Aid Supplies Urged
Miss Margueritte Briggs of the University of Illinois urges households to inspect first aid kits this spring. She advises replacing weakened antiseptics and salves and replenishing tape and bandages to handle summer accidents.
Simple Youthful Summer Frock in Pattern 8703
A cool comfortable summer frock features a long waist, brief sleeves, and a shaped neckline with gay bow trim. Pattern 8703 by Sew Rite offers sizes 12 through 20 and 40 42 with fabric yardage for 35 or 39 inch cloth. The Spot and Summer Stylists book provides sewing tips and fabric news for dressmakers.
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