Dead Man's Hand and Wild Bill Hickok’s Death Tale
A retrospective on Wild Bill Hickok and the Dead Man's Hand. The 1876 Deadwood killing in which Hickok fell at the Go Inn is recounted with notes on Hickok's life, the legend versus fact, his marriage to Agnes Lake, and the irony of the hand that bears his name.
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William Elser Connelley
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James Butler
Ikok
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New York
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Kansas City
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Agnes Thatcher Lake
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Grst
Abl- Jene
Kan
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Glack Hills
Colorado
Charley" Utter
Wild Sila
Deadwood Gulch
Utter
Break Neck Hill
Wild BL
Tom
Saison
Museum of the United States Playing Card Company
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Dead Wood
Black Hills
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Agnes
Morow
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J. B. Wickok
Tim Brady
Johnny Varnes
Jack” McCall
Ed Aloon
Charley Stich
Carl Mann
Captain Massey
Missouri River
Thickok
McCall
Warry Young
Joel
Jane” Thurke
Mickeck
Hastilly
Ellis A
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Mr. Hickok
Western Newspaper Union
Enrich Soil for Alfalfa Growing
J Harris of Colorado State College outlines soil fertility steps for alfalfa. Recommendations include lime for acidic soil, manure incorporation, follow with leaching crops, fall plowing, February sowing of lespedeza, lime and fertilizer applications, and 25 pounds of seed per acre with inoculation through bacteria cultures and soil from established fields. If fertility is high, fall planting may skip two preparation seasons.
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Ft. J. Harris
Colorado State College
WAU
Tar Treatment for Sheep to Repel Gad Flies
The article explains gad fly grubs in sheep nostrils and outlines a prevention method. Offer shade during sun, smear noses with pine tar every three to four days, and provide a salt box to transfer tar as sheep lick salt. This reduces egg laying by the gad fly in summer.
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Wallaces
Secours in Dairy Calves Disease Causes and Prevention
North Carolina State College outlines calf diarrheal disease causes and prevention. Isolate affected calves, reduce milk by half, substitute grasa hay for lerome hay, and give castor oil plus a zinc and bismuth bicarbonate mix. Repeat dosing every six hours until diarrhea ends. Emphasizes locating and removing the cause to prevent recurrence.
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North Carolina State College
Goat Grass Control in Wheat Belt Practices Described
Farmers describe methods to manage goat grass in continuous wheat areas. Strategies include burning after straw dries, avoiding infested patches during harvest, and returning straw to infestations. Some advise early fall_field destruction before sowing. Rotation with row crops aids cultivation, while fence rows and waste areas resist control.
New Katahdin Potato Reaches Market
The Katahdin potato, a disease resistant variety tested by the Department of Agriculture for years, has reached the market. Efforts to breed sufficient stock to supply the market followed its introduction to overcome potato diseases.
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Department of Agriculture
Sally Sez Tam Urges Buy Intermountain Goods
The letter from Frank Smedley of Bountiful Utah urges readers to purchase Intermountain produced goods for a month. He claims budget watchfulness will reveal decreased costs and superior quality.
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