Pay Day Danger on Blue Lake Ranch
Judith confronts rumors of treachery as a masked robber hits the payroll at Blue Lake. Bud Lee’s quick return with the money and a warning to the suspected plotters unsettles Hampton Trevors and the Langworthys while Judith and Bud probe clues on Indian Head cliffs.
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Carson
Poker Face
Blue Lake Ranch
Doc Tripp
Charlie Miller
Rocky Bend
Charlie
Pollock Hampton
Bayne ‘Trevors
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Doc
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Miller
Tripp
Blue Lake
Bud Lee
Dirk
Nampton
Judy
Lice and Mites Threaten Poultry Health and Growth
Poultry lice and mites occur wherever birds are raised and slow growth and egg production. Species are named by location on the fowl and hatch cycles span seven to twenty days. Treatments include sodium fluoride powder applied individually, homemade dust mixes, and mercurial ointment for setting hens, with ongoing care needed to prevent reinfestation.
Resinol Soothes Severe Facial Skin Shock
Mrs. C. P. Tapley describes severe skin irritation that made washing painful until she used Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap. After one night the raw surface healed to a sunburn like film and by day end her skin was softer fairer and smoother. She credits the products as essential for future use.
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C. P. Tapley
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Judith Sanford Runs Blue Lake Ranch After Shakeup
Bud Lee, foreman at Blue Lake, suspects manager Bayne Trevors of wrecking the property. Judith Sanford buys Timothy Gray’s share and dismisses Trevors after self defense shootings. She proves ranch skill, keeps Lee, rehires Doc Tripp while suspecting veterinarian Bill Crowdy, and Pollock Hampton arrives to stay.
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Bud Lee
Blue Lake Ranch
Bayne Trevors
Judith Sanford
Pollock Hampton
Timothy Gray
Judith
Gray
Trevors
Lee
Bill Crowdy
Doc Tripp
Chapter V Rifle Shots From the Cliffs
Judith rushes to the men’s quarters after news of an armed payroll hold up at Squaw. Carson and Bud Lee approach with the alert as the danger unfolds near noon.
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Rocky Bend
Doc
Judith
Bud Lee
Lee
Squaw Creek Canyon
Charlie
Carson
Miller
Squaw
Object Lesson About Mind Like a Basket of Chips
A father uses a basket and apples to teach his son why his scholarship slipped. He shows a mind can hold only limited capacity, warning against filling it with cheap novels and distractions. The story urges focus and self restraint.
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Chenup
Bombay Guardian
Silken Garments Seen as Taboo in Ancient Rome
Ancient Rome regarded silk garments as effeminate and banned silk attire for men, reflecting societal gender norms and social expectations of dress. The taboo reveals cultural distinctions in fabric choice and public status during the era.
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Rome
Bud Lee Question on Trevors’ Top Role
Bud Lee speculates Trevors is the man higher up and asks if he will confront or remove him. The exchange centers on leadership, authority, and whether action will be taken to "get him right."
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Bud Lee
Trevors
Fable of the Four Men
A doctor on a streetcar moralizes about three men who alighted ahead of him. He labels the first as a hustler likely to succeed, the second as likely to do fairly well, and the third as a shiftless loafer. He realizes all three were ahead of him.
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Pathfinder Magazine
Pullets Benefit From Mash In Addition To Grain
Article advises feeding pullets mash alongside grain to improve growth and fall egg production. It notes small flocks forage on bugs but mash aids balance and health. Green feed is essential for keeping the birds healthy.
Poultry Hints for Growing Pullets and Flock Care
Guidance on feeding breeding pullets including growth mash and dense roosting, avoiding overcrowding, checking for lice, and using salt in moderation. Notes on profitable small-farm poultry on ten acres versus large farms, with emphasis on fresh water shade green feed and clean range for healthy growth.
Bass Halts Mill Wheel In Delawar e Coast
A ten pound eight ounce bass clogged a race at August Jensen’s Reyn olds mill in Delaware causing the mill wheel to stop despite ample pond water. Jensen investigated and found the fish wedged in the wheel mechanism.
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August Jensen
Reynolds
Del
Jensen
Wall Street Journal
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