Cortland CAM-O-FLAGE fishing line claims color invisibility
The Cortland Line Co in Cortland New York touts CAM-O-FLAGE a color changing fishing line said to be less visible to fish. They note high seasonal sales and customer letters supporting the line’s effectiveness and color matching ability.
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Cortland Line Company
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Best Ways to Study Fish Populations in Streams
The article discusses methods beyond angling to count fish, including draining water, chemicals, seining, trapping, and electrical shocking. It notes creel censuses, the importance of research, and challenges in manipulating populations for sport, with examples from Utah on fawn tagging and surprising species.
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Utah State Fish and Game Department
Wallace Jensen
Jensen
Wally
The Story 80 Far Ends in Mesa Verde Ranch House
Felen Bartell Dan Frazer and the enigmatic Gonzales confront attackers at the Bartell ranch outside Mesa Verde. Frazer knows the munitions cache location while Gonzales believes the message is hidden in a discarded bullet. Helen reveals she dumped the bullets after reloading. Gonzales rides off deceived.
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Dan Frazer
Gonzales
Old Wenslow
Bartell
Mesa Verde
Frazer
Archie Scott
Helen
Chapter XVII Dark trek through southwestern badlands
They depart the ranch house in silence as Frazer Helen Bartell Wenslow push toward the southwest through a hidden canyon and into harsh prairie. Dan endures grinding pain with hazy memories while fantasy images of riding arm in arm with Helen linger amid a grim day.
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Frazer
Wenslow
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Party Finally Reaches The Little Bear Mine
Frazer awakens in a dark storehouse at the Little Bear mine with Helen and Wenslow. They discuss infiltrating Mexicans guarding the mine and plan to blow the tunnel to stop a possible attack while Rafferty watches the gulch. Two bandits lurk beyond the bend as Frazer reports to an arriving sentry.
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Little Bear Mine
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Defense of Mine Planned by Group
Frazer, Helen, and Rafferty prepare a cliff defense against Candino bandits amid a mine shaft siege. They position behind boulders on a cliff top, hoist rifles and supplies, and anticipate a night clash as troops may arrive late Friday.
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Caliente Junction
Mesa Verde
Helen
Frazer
Rafferty
Purdue advises face lifting rundown pastures for better yield
Purdue University agronomists recommend a pasture renovation plan starting with a soil test to determine limestone and fertilizer needs. They advise disc or cultivator seedbed prep, directional soil work, Timothy and smooth brome as supplements, specific legumes, and a 400 pounds per acre 0-20-10 or 0-20-0 fertilizer application at seeding for vigor and carrying capacity.
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Purdue University Agronomists
Purdue Agronomists
95 Percent of Farm Homes Have Electricity
A study shows almost 95 percent of farm homes now have electricity, up over 50 percent in a decade. Electric ranges, dishwashers, refrigerators, and thermostats become standard. more than 100,000 thermostat heated homes were added 1947-1949. $10 million spent on farm-home modernization July 1947 to December 1948.
Skid Carrier for Moving Poults and Chicks
An easy method to move turkey poults and young chickens from brood house to range using a skid carrier. Build the crate to fit a hay sled or farm carrier. divide into sections. Load through top sliding doors, skid to range, then lift the top for birds to scatter.
Loans to Build Grain Houses Extended for 1951 52
The Commodity Credit Corporation loan program for financing construction or purchase of new farm grain storage facilities will be continued in 1951-52. Secretary Brannan announced extension for another year beyond the June 30, 1951 expiry, with annual renewal possible.
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Commodity Credit Corporation
Secretary of Agriculture
Brannan
Button front dress pattern for young girls
Pattern No 8743 in sizes 6 to 14 years features a button front dress with flutter sleeves and a rounded neckline. Includes yardage for size 8 and notes on Fall and Inter TYLIST patterns with gift patterns inside the book. Also includes a humorous housewife and salesman exchange variant.
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Inter Tylist
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