The Brave Ward at Wolverine Ranch
Ward Olney endures a brutal siege of injury and isolation after a fall injures his leg. He improvises a splint, sustains himself with minimal water and food, and plots survival while waiting for rescue or return. His lone vigil amid snow, wind, and desertion tests his grit and resolve as letters from Billy Louise and Phoebe arrive, hinting at looming departures and hope.
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Buck
Pluto
Senhick
Ward
Buck Olney
Mel
Boise
Tda
Dee
Hirave Huckarow
Mommile
Shin
Mommie
Becaw
Atich
Ilfo
Phoebe
Auddy
Mimmie
Hide
Louise
We Ik
Ile
Christina
Ray
the Wolverine
Christman
Taxte Kood
Billy Louise
Whoebe
War
Phoebe Ward
Wolverine
Old Schuyler Mansion Preserved At Albany Landmark
A correspondent notes the General Schuyler mansion in Albany remains preserved from modern development. Built in 1762, the house marked Governor Whitman’s dedication and the 140th anniversary of Burgoyne’s surrender at Saratoga. Schuyler hosted Burgoyne and Baron Riedesel there as prisoners en route to Boston. The mansion, second only to Washington headquarters for preservation, ties deeply to Revolutionary history. In other columns, sleep guidance urges fresh air and proper pillow use, while a London hearing explains aBeads and beads offering natives incentives to work in New Guinea for a year.
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General Schuyler
Albany
Whitman
Buregoyne
Saratoga
Schuyler
General Burgoyne
Baron Riedesel
Boston
Washington
Ewburg
Schuyler Mansion
British New Guinea
London
New Guinea
German bells melted for war effort sparks pompous talk
In a terse utterance a pompous speaker declares many solemn thoughts, while a sarcastic reply notes the absurdity of being bound in calf. The article mentions about 70,000 church bells in Germany melted for wartime needs.
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Germany
Women Workers Training Program Urged and Organized
A call urges women workers to receive proper training and cautions in preparation. Proposals recommend organizing volunteers into units with provisions for living quarters and a matron assigned to each unit to oversee welfare and safety.
Preparing Women Volunteers for Farm Work
The article argues for training elites of women volunteers before assigning them to farming tasks beyond their usual roles. Based on a U S Department of Agriculture study, it cites international experiences, notably England with 300,000 women trained for farm labor, to outline suggestions and precautions for effective preparation and deployment.
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United Sates Department of Agriculture
England
Women Training for Farm Work During Shortages Proposed
The department of agriculture advocates training women for heavier farm labor only if needed to save the harvest. Candidates must be at least eighteen, with two weeks of instruction at agricultural institutions or approved training farms. Training screens physical endurance and suitability, and living quarters may require women to organize themselves in self-contained units for work on intensive, localized enterprises such as apples, peaches, grapes, onions, cabbage, potatoes, and strawberries.
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Ward
Epocta! Information Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Extension Division
Agricultural College
Inc
Department
Napoleon
Bismarck
America
Preparing Women Workers for Farm Labor Demand
The passage urges assessing demand before training women for farm tasks with help from state agricultural college and farm labor specialists. It cautions against sending trained women to farms until housing and wage bases are arranged, noting camping housing as likely and recommending a non-farm chaperon to manage domestic welfare.
Aiding the Labor Supply from Agriculture and Labor
Government agencies plan to ease farm labor shortages by surveying local labor, moving workers between communities and states, promoting farmer cooperation, using rural high school boys with farming experience, and boosting access to farm machinery. A public letter from a woman volunteers to help on fruit and truck farms, noting patriotism and efficiency.
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Departments of Agriculture and Labor
Agricultural Colleges
Houston
Farming Business for a Young Starter Shows Profit Ideas
A county agent will demonstrate farm management to a new farmer, showing labor income after expenses and interest on investment. The session compares his earnings with successful local farmers to guide profitable changes and improve the farm business.
Planful farming tips on seed storage and crop care
Advice emphasizes returning to sensible methods, planning ahead, and readying supplies. It suggests using formalin for treating potatoes and grain seed, and timing phosphorus application to when the crop is about to resume growth.
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Hin
Mattler
Rattler
Reigt
Jed Rattler
Animay
Tick Olney
Mack Olney
Jist
Abe
Huck Olney
Hardupe
Ani
Lee Wanong
Olney
Floyd Carson
Seabeck
Charlie Fox
Peter Howling Dog
Idaho
Milly Louise
Ife
Billy
Marthy
Charlie
N. Y
State Agricultural College
State Farm
Driv
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