Trap Canyon Mystery Among Hidden Riders
Kentucky Jones pursues Lee Bishop through the Wyoming range as two riders vanish into Trap Canyon. The scene shifts from cold wind and frost to memories of warmth at camp and the Bar Hook, with suspense about Bill McCord and others hiding in the canyons and a dangerous maze of exits.
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Kentucky
West Cats
Evershot
Bill
Wolf Beach
Kentucky Jones
Lee Hishop
Jean Regland
Bishop
Lee Bishop
Lee
Joan
Trap Canyon
Bill McCord
G—d
Ambush in the Canyon Ends With a Narrow Rescue
Kentucky Jones treks through a cold canyon to rescue the wounded Lee Bishop after an ambush. They set fires, wait for help or pursuit, and Kentucky fights off attackers while tending Bishop and guarding their position through a dangerous night.
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Bishop
Maricopas
Trip Canyon
Kentucky Jones
Lee
Lee Bishop
Kentuck
Coulee
Campo Ragland
Harry Wilson
Night of danger in the snow bound canyon
Kentucky Jones spots a rider near the signal fire as Lee Bishop confesses partial secrets about Mason and a planned killing. Jean Stagland appears at close range, her identity revealed by the firelight as the scene closes with a wary standoff.
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Kentucky
Mason
Omy Ware
Bee Bishop
Lee
Thall
Jenn Regland
Kenrick
Kentucky Jones
Jene
Kentuck
Lee Bishop
Blshop
SK Kentucky
Janet
Jones
Kaelele
Hls
Jean Stagland
Ilello
Jean
Inquest Opens into John Mason Death at Bar Hook Ranch
The inquest into banker John Mason’s death rules accidental. Jean Ragland passes Mason’s murder weapon to Kentucky Jones who uncovers tension at Bar Hook ranch as ranch boss Lea Bishop objects to Elliot’s cattle drive. Zack Sanders is found murdered and gun ownership traced to Joe St Marie with limited success.
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Kentucky
Lee
Kentuck
Bishop
Mason
Waterman
John Mason
Ife
Lee Bishop
Lie
Joe St. Marie
Jean Reglacd
Zack Sanders
Alason
Jean
Campo Ragland
Bar Hook Ranch
Kentucky Jones
Bob Elliot
Atrmer
Bar Ileck
Lea Bishop
Ragland
Bill McCord
Fllint
Jones
Elifot
Bar Hookcock
Sherriff Hopper
Jeannel
Elliot
Jim Humphreys
Bar Hook
Blason
Early American Circuses Evade Reformers With Moral Branding
A Caller’s Weekly excerpt notes that early American circuses avoided the words circus and show, adopting titles like Great Moral and Educational Exhibition. They sought acceptance by placing troupes in church, using biblical rhetoric, and painting wagons with religious imagery to blunt religious prejudice.
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Cal Ller
Soy Beans Provide Marketable Hay Says USDA Expert
W I Oosterman of the USDA hay team urges careful cutting and curing of soy beans for high quality hay. Ohio and Iowa experience show timely harvest by early September and use of grain binders to yield clean swaths, with farmers using 60 to 70 percent of soy bean crops for hay in Iowa and Illinois.
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United States
Wau Bervica
W. I. Oosterman
Middle West
Ohio
Iowa
Illinois
Hay as a Vitamin D Rich Feed T: Sunlight Boosts Hay Vitamin D Content
The article notes hay contains vitamin D produced by sunlight and this antirachitic factor helps calves avoid rickets. Michigan Agricultural Experiment Station findings show rickets develop in calves fed basal rations without vitamin D, underscoring its role in mineral assimilation.
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Michigan Agricultural Experiment Station
Soil Particle Size Determines Crop Adaptation
Soil texture depends on particle size from large grains to microscopic. Traditionally soils were labeled sands and clays, but US Department of Agriculture soil survey redefined groups by particle size, differing from European classifications begun earlier.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Feeding Practices Affect Milk Flavor According to USDA
Tests by the United States Department of Agriculture show that highly flavored feeds given before milking impart noticeable flavors to milk. Silage from corn, alfalfa, sweet clover, or soybeans plus greens like cabbage and kale can alter taste, while green rye, cowpeas, potatoes, and dried beet pulp affect flavors less or only slightly.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Silage Substitutes in Fattening Cattle Feed
Indiana Farmer's Guide notes silage supplemented can replace 4.6 bushels of corn and 613 pounds of clover hay in a cattle ration. An Ohio experiment fed silage to steers for 166 days in cool conditions and for 375 days in another setup, with fodder yield claiming high milk output from 51 acres.
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Indiana Farmer's Guide
Ohio Experiment Station
Dere Af
When Jelly Sheets Off Stop Cooking
The article explains jelly making by boiling fruit juice and sugar until pectin sets. It contrasts thermometer tests at 219 and 291 degrees F with the two drop or sheeting off test, which varies by fruit. Cooking is stopped when the mixture sheets into two drops that come together in a single stream.
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Bureau of Home Economicy
Milnesia Wafers Offer Quick Pleasant Elimination
The text promotes Milnesia Wafers pure milk of magnesia in tablet form to ease digestion and eliminate waste. It claims rapid, pleasant relief from acidity gas headaches and bloating, with directions on consumption and availability at Bic and 60c stores, 20c tins, and by physicians.
Pimples Relieved by Cutleura Soap and Ointment
An advertiser reports suffering face pimples for three months with severe itching. After trying various remedies, Cutleura Soap and Ointment led to noticeable improvement and clear skin after about two and a half months. Seld everywhere. samples offered by Cutleura Laboratories, Malden, Massachusetts.
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Jooseph Paradis
Bird
New York City
Cuthura Laboratories
Dept. 1
Malden
Mass
Adr
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