Ring Turned on Marrigg in May Wedding Tale
A fragmented report recalls a May wedding between Marrigg and Maurice Donald at an unspecified venue. The account hints at family fatigue, a public performance, and a cautious, patient witness, with unclear details about the ceremony and attendee moods.
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Rdo
Mortike St Mign
Maurice Donald
Green Grass of Wyoming summary not provided
The text appears garbled with OCR errors and does not present a coherent article or identifiable facts to summarize. It references Mary O'Hara, a jewel, stallion, mares, ranges, weather, and war zone imagery, but lacks clear events, dates, or sourced details to form a factual news-style card.
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Jewel
Mather, Hager
Western Uprooted In Dreamlike Frontier Parable
An improvised tale on a rugged Wyoming mood centers on a youth household, a wandering rider, and a horse Flicka. They encounter a water hole and wary sheep. Conversations reveal a clash between memory and change as the pair reflects on life, grass, and identity amid a desolate plain.
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Flicka
West Point Exam News Sparks Family Dinner Cheers
Ken and Howard McLaughlin learn their father’s news about West Point and a big donation to fund a boy’s education. The scene moves from the sheep herder’s camp to Cheyenne station as the Twenty One arrives. Carey greets the family with warmth, and the reunion unfolds with tense, hopeful chatter.
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Lars
Ken
West Point
Howard
Jeremy
Carey
Rob
Wyoming Green Grass— A Magic Country Evening
Rob McLaughlin guides Carey and Ken to the Plains Hotel for dinner while discussing Jewel, the famed horse, and the expedition to retrieve her. The dining room buzzes with officers and memories of past races as Carey reflects on her grandmother’s concern and the green Wyoming grass that seems to work magic on horses.
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Carey
Buck Daly
Thunderhead
Ryo
Fox Park
Remont Park
Brinn
Rob
Jewel
Howard
Toxaphene and DDT Linked to Fish Death in Alabama Fields
During the 1940s summer, fish deaths were reported in ponds near cotton fields dusted with new organic insecticides. Toxaphene and a BHC DDT mix were implicated, with Kilby prison farm near Montgomery noting a pond in a pecan grove. Dusting from aircraft failed to reach the pond, prompting a revised spraying approach.
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Alabama Department of Conservation
Agricultural Experiment Station
Wwe
Kilby
Montgomery
Dodgers Can Steal Yanks' Thunder
A vintage baseball panorama links Branch Rickey and the Dodgers to a potential 1950 pennant run. Analysis lauds Dodgers depth, pitching, and farm system while contrasting star availability with the fading era of Ruth and DiMaggio. The piece riffs on past Yankees dominance and questions if Brooklyn can seize the moment.
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Branca
Newcombe
Roc
Hetten
Ramsdell
Barney
Branch Rickey
Dodgers
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Dizzy
Government weighs fate of vast farm commodity stocks
Government officials report about 1.6 billion dollars in farm commodities stored for price support. Cotton, wheat, corn, linseed oil, dried milk, and eggs fill government bins. Strategies to move stock include boosting purchases or distributing to schools and charities while considering selling into open market if prices rise. A spray method by entomologist R A Blanchard helps control corn earworms, improving sweet corn prospects in the South.
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Agricultural Department
Wisconsin posts fewer streams than landowners post
Wisconsin reports that for the first time in years land owners are posting more streams than are being posted. The conservation department enforces a rule against planting trout within a half mile of any posted stream, explaining the shift and urging other states to consider the policy.
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Wisconsin
State Conservation Department
January Exports Pass 224 Million Mark
Agricultural department reports January exports totaling 224.3 million dollars led by cotton at 83.5 million. Wheat and flour reached 47.3 million, corn 14.7 million, while imports stood at 290.7 million, about 66 million more than exports.
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