Daddy by Fannie Hurst at the McClure Syndicate
Dot Feverill a young beauty returns from Arizona to New York where her health improves then worsens. Al Koken a wealthy fat bachelor funds her recovery and marries her after a long courtship. The marriage falters as Dot falls for a young engineer, while Al sacrifices his happiness to support them. Dot remains grateful to her “Daddy” and asks for loans to help the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
At Koken
Dot Feverill
Dot
Dot Ferrerill
Jer Hing
Alout
Kreken
America
Keken
Arizona
New York
al Koken
Wall Street 3
al Kohen
Dot Feverall
Kraken
Iife
Lorhoon
California
Alt Koten
Ihim- Bel
Wilel
Wes
Ife
al Koben
Seven Seas and Their Ancient Names Across Regions
A condensed survey traces the phrase seven seas across Arctic to Indian oceans and lists historic names for seas in Europe, Mediterranean, Adriatic, Tyrrhenian, Aegean, and Black seas, plus East of Suez, Polynesian, and Western Hemisphere waters. It cites Stimpson and Literary Digest on figurative use and regional terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seven Seas
Arctic
Antarctic
South Atlantic
South Pacific
Indian Oceans
Europe
North Sea
White Seat
Baltie Sea
Mediterranean Sea
Adriatic Sea
Aegean Sea
Black Sea
Mediterranean
Aegean
Greece
Adriatic
Italy
Sardinia
Corsica
Sicily
Arafura
Coral
Tismar
Western Hemisphere
Berlog Sea
Beaufort Sea
Greenland Sea
Lincoln Sea
Baffin Sea
Caribbean
Yucatan Channel
Mar de Las Antillas
Georges W. Stimpson
Oxuys
Ilindus
Punjab
Venice
Christmas ads and town notes sweep across 1926 Utah scenes
A sprawling roundup notes road bids near Logan to Clear four miles of grade work from Logan to Garden City. Sugar plant near Ogden shuts after 939 days, balance sugar output around 175000 bags. High school auditorium at Lehi opens with scalable design. Various county and city projects, farm programs, and local anecdotes thread through Provo, American Fork, Salt Lake City, and more, including a Christmas postcard tale of Ruth and Ned’s delayed letter.
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TNGAN
Loegan
Garten City
OGDEN
Wilson
Amalgamated Sugar Company
Tere
Lehi
Baiding
Fillmore
Morgaon
Mekgy
National Association of Farm Agents
Bosiap
Afass
American Fork
State Building Commission
Diamond Mountains
South Trhmis
Morgan
Alenefer
Wasatch Sutooit
Wyoming
Morfan
Tenefer
Waspich
Wroming Line
Union Pacific
Latton—Dpoultry
Weber
Davis
Mergen
Weber County
PROVO
Salt Lake
Intermountain Territory
Farmington
Davis County
Utah County
State Road Commission
Forest Service
The
Utah
Arizona
Nevada
Idaho
Midvale
Deer Creek
Rovercation
State Water Commission
Salt Lake City
F. Andrews
Federal Department of Agriculture
Wiah
Crop Reporting Board
Washington, D. C
J. W. Wigton
Alr
Sirs
Lucius Tt. Palmer
Long Benen
Cal
Utah Lake
Bride’s odd tale at club about pie and banana flavor
A young bride described her day in a school room turning to baking, telling club members about coaling and a pie with banana flavor that tasted odd.
Feeding Choice Cattle Best Shrewd Market Tip
Paul Gerlaugh of the Ohio agricultural station advises farmers to feed choice cattle longer and avoid buying lower grades. He notes summer markets favor corn fed cattle, but winter sees grass cattle scarce and higher prices for better grades. feeding choices should aim to carry cattle into peak summer prices.
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Paul Gerlaugh
Ohro Azricult Traes
Gerlaigh
Gerlaugh
Wheat may cut feeding costs for Nevada ranchers
Nevada agricultural economist Prof. F. Scott concludes 20 analyses show wheat offers higher feed value per bushel than corn for emergency winter rations. With a 60 pound wheat bushel versus 56 pound corn, a bushel of wheat delivers more value, potentially saving money for sheep and cattle operations.
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Nevada
F. Scott
Nevada Agricultural Extension Service
Travelia
Scott
United States Department of Agriculture
Cattle Feeding Guidance for Oats and Fat Condition
The cattle should receive oats gradually, starting with two seeds per day and increasing to a full feed over four weeks. Include about one period of nseed olive oil meal per head daily. For five to six months feed oats with fair quality day, aiming to fatten cattle to market readiness for packer buyers.
Livestock Feeding Tips And Market Notes
Live stock feeding stresses good protein sources with alfalfa hay or clover bay and warns that indifference harms profitability. It notes sheep drink little water on high moisture pasture in spring or fall. Swine production declines domestically but hog numbers rise. Foreign markets see mange outbreaks. hygiene before spread is urged. Pumpkins are 80 percent water yet high in protein. wheat, properly handled, suits most livestock with proper processing.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fannie: Hurst
McClure Newspape
Rs Syndicate
Newigh School
Eureka
Elis of
UAT
Randy Roberts
Eleanor
Beth
Bob
Mrs. Roberts
Ir. Roberts
Smith Market
Western Newspaper Union
Blanche Tanner Dillin
Ruth Kenfield
Ned Traverse
South America
Ruth
Ned
Florence Harris
Stock News
Inurope
Chicheng
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