On the Island Fight and a Tribal Wedding
Eric maintains control during a tense confrontation with Sandomar and Garge on the island. Nan warns of danger and Swede is felled by the gunfire as Fireheart and the group plan a cautious future including a proposed marriage between Marie and Wilcox. The scene closes with a Aleut wedding sung by Mother Horton and the islanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric
Garge
Sandomar
Nan
White Chief
Fireheart
Sandy
Isself
Mother Horton
Horton
Barabara
Marie
Wilcox
Roy
Vladivostok
Syric
Save Vegetables Fruits by Drying
Drying is an economical method to preserve vegetables and fruits for winter use. Dried products keep well store easily and retain flavor with about one fifth the size and weight of fresh produce. Use sun or artificial heat with dust and insect protection for best results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam J. Williams
Colorado Agricultural College
WNU
Island Romance and Mutiny Aboard the Intrepid
Felix Horton and family abandon the yacht Intrepid in Squaw Harbor Alaska to recruit crew. Eric Ericsson joins as chief officer as Sandomar leads a lawless gang. Nan and Eric pursue love while Fireheart asserts control. The ship wrecks. Eric takes command, battles Sandomar, and defends Nan amid a mutinous island regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intrepid
Felix Horton
Nan
Roy Stuart
Squaw Harbor
Alaska
Sandomar
Waymire
Eric Ericsson
Eric
Horthén
Wayrhire
Fireheart
Garge
Colorado Farmers Dig Trench Silos for Livestock Feed
Several hundred Colorado farmers will dig trench silos this year with plow shovel and labor. Last year more than 500 farmers built these silos and found silage as good as from upright silos. H B Osland and C A Smith of Colorado Agricultural College affirm the value of trench silos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
H. B. Osland
Colorado Agricultural College Experiment Station
C. A. Smith
Beekeeping Swarming Should Be Modernized
The Montreal Herald argues for modernizing beekeeping to reduce swarming. Traditional top tree captures risk stings and falls. better management lowers swarm rates. Clipping queen wings before swarming, trapping entrances, artificial swarms, or removing the queen are proposed as solutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal Herald
Fertilizer tips for grape vines before plowing
A farm expert recommends a light application of stable manure before plowing bunch grapes. If unavailable nitrate of soda may be used at half a pound per vine, placed about one foot from the vine. On light soils apply two pounds of phosphate and one half pound of potash.
Agricultural Hints From Early 1930s Census Figures
Data shows 698786 farms electrified in 1931 and Kentucky hay seed value at 4760000. Alabama legumes add nearly 1000000 to corn in 15 seasons. Pittsfield Massachusetts garden and canning project yield two dollars food per one invested. Ohio 4 H club fuels fall beef market with 1000 tons fed by 2000 youths. Dolomitic lime increases pasture grasses. California alfalfa reaches 794946 acres yielding 2750000 tons valued around 320000000.
Government hog plan sparks rush to market and price shift
Secretary Wallace promotes premium purchases of pigs and sows to curb future hog production. Large early shipments strain markets, with premiums set by Chicago prices. The policy aims to steady hog and corn markets, reduce future sow births, and raise local hog prices despite export shifts.
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Washington
Wallace
Department of Agriculture
Farrow
Chicago
John Q
Mr. Wallace
America
United States
Roosevelt
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WWNU
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Neazen
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Big Gale
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Alabama
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Vva
State Department
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State Building
Western Newspaper Union
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