Judith's Secret Synopsis on Blue Lake Ranch Power Struggle
Bud Lee defends Judith Sanford as Trevors disrupts Blue Lake ranch. Judith rises to run the ranch after buying Gray's share and fires Trevors in self defense. Lee and Judith uncover Trevors as payroll thief while hog cholera and ambushes threaten their hold, with Crowdy wounded and secrets in the cabin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud Lee
Blue Lake Ranch
Bayne Trevors
Judith Sanford
Pollock Hampton
Timothy Gray
Judith
Gray
Trevors
Lee
Bill Crowdy
Doc Tripp
Hampton
Judgment and danger near the mountain road
Judith and Bud Lee hide in a cabin as a gunman demands money. They identify crooked Chris Quinnion as a former killer tied to Judith's family. Judith recalls her father warned of danger on the grade and suspects the fatal accident involved more than a simple fall.
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Judith
Lee
Rocky Bend
Chris Quinnion
Bud Lee
Shi
Luke Sanford
San Quentin
Quinnion
San Francisco
Father
Emmet Sawyer
Dad
Sawyer
Bayne Trevors
Trevors
Bayne Trevory
Emmett Sawyer
Bill Crowdy
Crowdy
Judlith
Pardner
New England
France
Far West
Mississippi
Young George
Old George
New York
Paris
New Republic
Manhunt on the Ridge Ends With Hampton Capturing Quinnion
Pollock Hampton and Bud Lee join Judith Sanford in a night pursuit after a shooting struggle at the cabin. They corner Chris Quinnion and Shorty, with Hampton grabbing the fleeing duo in a fierce reverse ambush, amid a tense rescue of Judy and Lee.
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Pollock Hampton
Pollock
Hampton
Tommy Burkitt
Mr. Hampton
Tommy
Burkitt
Bud Lee
Lee
Judy
Carson
Bud
Quinnion
Judith
Shorty
Quinton
Blue Lake
Will o the Wisp and the foolish fire phenomenon
The term Will o the Wisp names ignis fatuus a light seen hovering a few feet above marshy ground. The light typically recedes when approached and is linked to gases from decaying matter.
Shorty Escapes from Grain-House After Ranch Captivity
Hampton's captive Shorty, bound and jailed in a grain-house, slips away before dawn as Carson and companions prepare to search for Quinnion. Judith nurses Crowdy while Doc Tripp treats his cholera‑stricken wounds and Marcia Langworthy dreams of the future.
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Hampton
Shorty
Judith
Burkitt
Lee
Bill Crowdy
Crowdy
Quinnion
Carson
Doc Tripp
Tripp
Pollock Hampton
Marcia Langworthy
Charlie Miller
Blue Lake Ranch
Human Element for Success in Poultry
Key to poultry success rests on three factors finance location and the human element. Sufficient funds matter but quality matters less than cleanliness and efficient operation. Proximity to markets affects costs and retail growth while honesty and concentration determine ongoing performance.
Roup Threat To Flocks Difficult To Eradicate
Dr C C Lipp of South Dakota State College warns roup can enter flocks in mild unnoticed forms and spread readily. Three types comb nasal and mouth cause scabby swellings nasal discharge and noisy breathing with lesions on tongue and throat. Reduced vitality egg production and occasional deaths within one to three weeks follow.
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C. C. Lipp
South Dakota State College
Careful Culling Will Improve Egg Production
Poultry expert T. S. Townsley of the University of Missouri explains pullet culling relies on future production estimates, unlike hen culling based on past performance. He urges careful prelaying-season selection using maturity, vigor, quality, and laying type to raise overall flock output.
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T. S. Townsley
College of Agriculture
University of Missouri
Laying Pullets Need Abundant Grain for Winter Warmth
Prof. A. G. Philips of Purdue University warns laying pullets require a grain rich diet to stay warm and preserve fat, with higher rations October to January, then easing January to March and normal in spring. Early hatched birds that matured late or were too thin often failed to lay during cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Philips
Purdue University Poultry Department
Poultry Farming Tips From North Carolina State College
Practical notes on improving poultry output and egg quality from NC state college. Light exposure increases laying and profit, selective culling of old geese, lice control with sodium fluoride, and care in classifying and handling eggs for fresh markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina State College
Sugar's rise from honey to affordable refined sweetness
The article traces sugar's recent rise in prominence within households once reliant on honey. It notes honey as the former main sweet and references ancient propitiatory offerings by Jacob to his son, connecting to Egypt’s long history before sugar refineries existed.
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Jacob
Egypt
Linoleum Polish Recipe for Preservation
A home method describes making linoleum polish by dissolving one ounce of shellac in a pint of methylated spirits. After the mixture stands covered for a few hours the shellac dissolves and can be applied with a soft cloth to preserve color for many years.
Relief from Catarrh by Peruna in La Grippe Cure
Mrs Laura Berberick of Hoboken aged over 70 credits Peruna with curing her severe La Grippe related catarrh. She describes relief from hoarseness and slime, better sleep, absence of head pains, weight gain, and renewed cheerfulness after using Peruna tablet or liquid. She recommends it to friends.
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Laura
Berberick
Willow Ave
Hoboken N
Two Quirky Mines Named Tickly Gizzard and Possum Juw
A Coal Age correspondent recalls two small mines from years past. The Dayton Coal and Iron company ran the Tickly Gizzard mine two miles north of Dayton. In Scott county the Paint Rock Coal company operated the Possum Juw mine.
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Coal Age
Dayton Coal and Iron Company
Dayton
When Names Trace a Civic Encounter
In a brief Kansas City Star exchange a man asks to be called by a first name, while a woman prefers last name form, revealing social niceties in a concise dialogue.
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Miss Nelson
Mr. Anderson
Kansas City Star
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Pardners
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Charles Scribmer
Mrs. Simpson
Jasper
Kind
Mareia
Pollock—Hampton
Chris
Jess
Europe
United States
Herbert Hoover
Austin
Tex
West
Condi
Will-o’-the
Peru
Doan
Nebraska
Mary M. Harris
King St., Chadron, Neb
Foster-Milburn Co
Mig. Chem
Buffalo
N. Y
Detroit News
BAYER
Hall
B. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
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