Buckley Duane Faces Fairdale Court and Rangers
In 1875 Texas cow country Buckley Duane, a man with a lethal past, joins Bland's rustlers then seeks to rescue abducted Jennie. He confronts Mayor Longstreth and Sheriff Lawson in Fairdale, exposes corruption, calls for Ranger authority, and plots to unravel a hidden secret gang amid mounting tension.
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Texas Cow Country
Buckley Duane
Bland
Suehre
Jennie
Isuehre
Buck
Mrs. Bland
Duane
Captain MacNelly
The
Rangers
Conditinn
Ele
Colonel Longstreth
Airdale
Ray Longstreth
Ruth
Longstreth
Snecker
Ranger
Lawson
Sneeker
Munyor Longstreth
Sant
Hanford Owens
Gorsech
Court
Fairdale
Flint
Laramie
Owens
Worthy
Longstretch
Pecos
Floyd Lawson
Texas Rangers
Ray
Ranger Service
Texas
Floyd
Papa
Kapok fiber from Haiti could gain value with processing
Two Haiti kapok varieties from Eriodendron trees show good quality yet have no commercial use locally. It is largely unused across the West Indies, except in Cuba, with some US interest as a life preserver and upholstery material. The main drawback is extreme inflammability unless chemical treatment reduces risk.
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Haiti
West Indies
Cuba
Dominican Republic
United States
England
Invention Idea Sparks Dolls Speak Mamma and Papa
The Indianapolis Star ponders why no inventor has created a golf ball that calls out Here I am in response to the trend of talking dolls. The piece toys with the notion of voice signaling in sports gear and playful consumer tech.
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Indianapolis Star
Brattleboro appoints woman to supervise schools
Brattleboro Vermont selects a woman to serve as superintendent of schools, marking a notable appointment in the town's educational leadership.
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Brattleboro, Vt
Cold storage most efficient for preserving eggs
K R Mussehl of Kansas State Agricultural College states cold storage is the best method to preserve eggs. Other methods like sodium silicate water glass lard and commercial preparations prevent bacterial decay but not enzyme action. With fresh eggs kept at 31 or 32 degrees Fahrenheit both enzyme and bacterial activity are halted. three months at room temperature would not.
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K. R. Mussehl
Kansas
State Agricultural College
Mr. Mussel
Poultry Department
Eradication of Red Mites in Poultry Houses
The red mite is a severe poultry enemy, small and grayish or red from blood. It hides in cracks and perches by day and feeds at night. whitewash fails. Use coal oil emulsion sprayed thoroughly, repeating spraying in a few days and again in a week to kill hatched mites.
Why Leghorns Are Popular In Egg Production
Tests at Cornell University show Leghorns yield exceptionally low production costs. A large poultry farm reports three cents a dozen savings on feed compared with large breeds, plus reduced floor space. Leghorns also cost less to raise to maturity, promising major savings in food, labor, and equipment.
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Cornell University
Free Range Aids Hens Health Happiness And Eggs
The piece argues that allowing chickens free range improves their health and happiness and increases egg production. If full farm freedom is impossible, it suggests fencing a large field for the birds to roam willingly.
Coops for Growing Chicks Warn Against Stuffy Enclosures
Advice stresses vented housing for chicks with at least one side of wire netting or slats to ensure ample air flow and heat escape.
Secrets of Turkey Raising Promote Dryness and Range Living
The article advises turkey keepers to keep birds dry and restrict new grain intake while encouraging broad grazing on range to meet most of their food needs. It emphasizes minimizing feed until birds rely on pasture for sustenance.
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Lone Star Ranger
Miss Longstreth
Juane
Bo Snecker
Jim Laramie
Flere
Texas Ranger
Lloyd Lawson
Cowboy
Nerg
Faiirdale
Austin
del Rio
Dunne
Cheseldine
Ever
Anow
Hope So
Hope
Blandy
Larainte
Aldroot
Morton An’ Si Zimmer
Frank
Jack Robinson
Jim
Morton
Val
Knell
Poggin
Panhandler Smith
Blossom Kane
Fletcher
Ione
Lawson Showel
Kansas Agricultural College
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