Red Range by Eugene Cunningham continues the outlaw chase
Don Cameron and partner Caramba Vear flee as Nevil Lowe hunts the man suspected of being Comanche Linn. At Broken Wheel ranch owner Tenison, Janet Lowe’s ties loom large while Monk Irby and the Megeath crowd reappear as threats. Cam seeks Irby after aiding Janet and facing Latimer foes, with Janton obstinately refusing orders.
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Don Cameron
Caramba Vear
Topeka Tenison
Nevil Lowe
Tivan
Johnson
Lowe
Janet
Tenisons
Tenison
Con
Caramba
Monk Irby
Megeath
Dad Paramore
Broken Wheel
Irby
Cam
Latimers
Perch
Topeka
Latimer
Gale
Skeets
Johnny Dutch
Red Mesa
Gale Goree
Cantina
Goree
Liz Taylor
Los Alamos
Paramore
Janet Lowe
Con Tackles Outlaws In Narrow Desert Showdown
Con and Janet ride the range where a band of cowboys confronts them. Con uses his Colt and carbine to repel attackers, wounding the rifleman and dispersing the trio. A tense finish leaves a young outlaw dead and Con vigilant for what comes next.
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Con
Blackie
Wilting Method for Silage Is Suggested Experiment
Researchers propose a wilting method to improve silage quality noting the process requires extreme care to avoid losses. The report highlights the need for controlled moisture, timely packing, and precise fermentation conditions to achieve consistent results.
Wilting Method for Silage Risks Mold and Nutrient Loss
Professor C W Bender warns the wilting silage method increases mold risk due to air pockets and variable moisture targets. Delays in filling, required equipment, and moisture control can ruin silage and reduce carotene, impacting milk quality.
Hummingbird taxi tragedy in New York
Six hummingbirds traveled about 50 minutes by taxi from a pier to the Bronx Zoo without food. One died and five fell into a coma from starvation as their energy burned rapidly by wing beats.
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New York
Bronx Zoo
Camel Cartons for Service Members Promote Holiday Gift
An ad notes Camel cigarettes as the favorite among Navy Army Marines and Coast Guard based on service store sales. It urges sending Camel carton gifts now through local dealers highlighting Camel cartons as the preferred present for service members.
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Navy
Army
Marines
Coast Guard
Adv
Hornfly control for dairy herds using cattle fly traps
Hornflies reduce milk production by blood loss and grazing disruption. Some studies estimate losses up to 25 to 50 percent. Milking annoyance may contaminate milk. Sprays help briefly, but cattle fly traps used as gateways to water and feed have proven effective on many dairies, farms, and ranches.
Farm Notes On Hens Goats And Egg Drying Output
Hens that have started to lay have a large moist vent and a soft abdomen. New York ranks fourth to Texas Wisconsin and Missouri in the egg drying industry with 18 million pounds produced in five plants. Goats respond well to good pasturage if the land is reasonably dry. They also do well on rough ground if enough feed is present.
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New York
Texas
Wisconsin
Missouri
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Onopa
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Slash Oxweld
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By C. W. Bender
Rutgers University
Ruth Wyeth Spears
Bedford Hills
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Dr. Scholl
Marcus Aurelius
Spurlock-Neal Co
Nashville
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Jeremy Taylor
Dixie Mills
E. St. Louis
Ill
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Ringling Bros
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