Townline Lake Cabin Reveal Forces Chase
Kerry Young and Ezra Adams uncover a hidden stash of Cash's money in a cabin linked to a frame of Holt Stuart. Bluejay flees as Young confronts danger, while Nat Bridger and Ted West arrive to weigh the evidence and the next move. Nan Downer faces pending arrest implications in Tod West's perilous pursuit of truth.
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Nat Bridger
West
Ted
Mebdy
Bluejay
Frank
Townline Lake
Nat
Young Holt Stuart
Stuart
Cash
Hizra
Bridger
Poe
Butch
Ezra Adams
Kerry Young
West's Landing
Tod West
Young
Frank Bluejay
Ted West
Tod
Kerry
Ezra
Holt
Nan Downer
Nan’s
Sizra
Elizra
Howdy
Telling the Bees A Century-Old English Custom
The article explains the old practice of telling the bees after a family death. It notes the custom appears in areas like Sussex and York shire and suggests the bees must be informed or they may abandon the hive and move elsewhere.
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Sussex
Yorkshire
Save Grass Seed Expert Advice
Dr. A G Black chief of the bureau of agricultural economics warns of scarce grass seed this season and urges farmers to save red clover and alfalfa seed. Timothy and redtop crops are down sharply, but carryovers of some grasses remain. legume seed outlook is uncertain.
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United States Department of Agriculture
WNU
A. G. Black
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Redtop
Black
Drouth damaged corn silage yields and value explained
The Indiana station reports that silage from drouth damaged corn varies with growth at harvest. Corn cut after pollination yields about half as much dry matter as at the hard kernel stage, and four feet height yields very little. Feeding value may be higher in protein but lower in sugar and starch, and it does not keep as well.
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Indiana Station
Indiana
Rye as Livestock Feed: Value and Cautions for Hogs Cattle Sheep
Rye can replace up to 20 percent of dry lot hog rations and be nearly as valuable as corn. Ground rye competes with corn for beef cattle, while horses dislike it and sheep tolerate unground rye. Avoid ergot, especially in pregnant animals, as purplish kernels indicate contamination.
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Wallaces
Cattle to be listed by dairy improvement units
U S Bureau of Dairy Industry will list all enrolled dairy cattle by identity and production. About 405000 cows have production records and 17000 herd sires are registered across 900 cow testing units nationwide. Fewer than 75000 cows in associations are pure bred registered. the plan will identify the rest not in breed club records.
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U. S. Bureau of Dairy Industry
Washington
Prolificacy as a Breeding Goal in Animal Stocks
The Indiana Farmer's Guide argues prolificacy should match type and breed goals. It notes breeding costs rise with fewer offspring and cites scientific evidence that prolificacy appears across animal classes, urging propagation of such strains.
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Indiana Farmer’s Guide
Neglected pullet care for better summer laying
Poultry expert A R Winter urges proper summer care for pullets to ensure strong laying. Separate cockerels from pullets at about 12 weeks, provide two feet of floor space per bird, and split flocks between brooders and range shelters with outdoor feeding and watering. Shade and ventilation reduce heat stress. Vaccinations for fowl pox and bronchitis advised if past losses warrant. Protein needs rise for growing pullets as insect intake is insufficient for large flocks.
Capons vs Cockerels Compared in Feed Study
A Wallaces' Farmer writer notes capons are thought to grow larger and be more economical due to docility. Wisconsin experiment station studied purebred Barred Rocks and Barred Rock Rhode Island Red crossbreds and found no significant difference in growth rate or feed per pound gained between capons and cockers. Caponization justified only if prices per pound exceed those of cockers.
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Wallaces
Wisconsin Experiment Station
Rhode Island
Culling in Laying Flocks Guides By NC State College
North Carolina State College advises year round culling with peak removal at end of laying period from midsummer to fall. Monitor molt, and decide timing by egg price, feed cost, and overall production below 30 percent prompts culling considerations.
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North Carolina State College
Poultry Health Tips Past Year Egg Laying Record
Advice on rooster removal and nest provision for flocks. An Austral orp hen in Hawaii laid 280 eggs averaging 22 ounces yearly. Do not feed moldy or damaged corn to chicks or hens. Cool eggs on a wire screen before casing in warm months. Poultry are highly sensitive and handling causes weight loss. Cocci infection must incubate in soil before spreading.
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Hawaii
A Rural Scene in Pleasing Stitchery
The Duck Pond wall hanging pattern 5602 offers a 15 by 20 inch transfer with wool or rope silk stitching. Includes material list illustrations of stitches and color suggestions. Send 15 cents in stamps or coins to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept. New York. Include pattern number name and address.
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Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept
Fourteenth St
New York
N. Y
Popular Steak Dominates National Meat Favorites
A nationwide National Restaurant Association survey finds grilled steak as America's top meat dish with corned beef and cabbage close behind. The study shows vegetable and onion leading soups, white fish leading fish, lettuce and tomato topping salads, gooseberry and apple pies tied for desserts, coffee the most drunk beverage with milk second, and white bread favored two to one.
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America
National Restaurant Association
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