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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1924
Page
2
Judith deduces an old Indian trail leads toward the lake and upper end as Bud Lee heads to investigate. Broken brush and empty shell casings mark a recent presence, while Judith urges Lee to ride to the Upper End and report back with results.
Bud Lee and Judith confront two gunmen after staking a hermit’s cabin on the ridge. They trap the attackers, rescue a wounded Crowdy, and learn the lurking danger is tied to Bayne Trevors with a thousand-dollar stash. Judith vows to stay and help reveal the suspects.
Bud Lee, foreman at Blue Lake, suspects Bayne Trevora wrecking Judith Banford s ranch. Judith buys Gray s share, fires Trevora after a self defense shooting, proves ranch skill, and keeps Bud on as she ousts Crowdy and regains Doc Tripp. Payroll robbery disrupts operations as Trevora and Hampton visit.
The Detroit News explains how the sundew plant attracts prey with a shiny sticky secretion in sunlight. When prey touches the edges, the leaf curves inward forming a digestive trap and enzymes digest the meal while undigested parts are expelled.
A short aphorism notes that a man who grows older in facing spears has only age to reflect a long life. The saying underscores endurance and time as testament.
The New York State College of Agriculture advocates dairy farmers shift to home grown roughages like alfalfa and clover to cut expensive protein feeds. Experiments show legumes boost protein and digestible nutrients per acre, lowering overall feed costs while lime requirements offset by soil fertility benefits.
A New York Ithaca college report highlights alfalfa hay as a cost reducer in milk production. Cortland dairy observed milk per cow drop three pounds daily when alfalfa ran out and timothy hay was fed, recovering only after alfalfa was restored.
Teach young bull Teagh to read early by placing a halter on the calf within days of birth and leading it occasionally. This avoids later strength conflicts with the owner and reduces neighborly friction from bulls breaking out and harming purebred cattle of other breeds.
Guidance urges extra precautions in dairy care and stresses the cow testing association for marketing. It notes selling unproductive cows, emphasizes homegrown protein from legumes and silage corn, and warns that recent prices hint at ongoing declines and the need for efficient production.
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