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Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1932

Page

3

The Everlasting Whisper in California Sierra

Prospector Mark King arrives in Coloma after learning outlaw Swen Brodie killed Andy Parker. He travels with Ben Gaynor to uncover a hidden gold hoard shared by Parker and Brodie and becomes entangled with Gloria Gaynor during a tense visit. Gloria’s mother and daughter return to San Francisco as King attends Gloria’s birthday party, sensing reserved reception.

California Sierra Mark King Andy Parker Swen Brodie Parkr Heme Ben Gaynor Gaynor Broddie Honeycutt Brodie Coloma Gloria San Francisco

Adventure Escapade Ends With Father’s Sudden Plea

Gloria joins Gratton on a dawn road trip to Coloma, sharing a risky secret mission. The pair’s spree unravels as Gratton’s true dealings surface and Gloria discovers her father Ben Gaynor is injured nearby. Gloria vows to relay a message to Mark King without exposing secrets.

Wayside Grattan Gloria

Treatment of Calf When on Exhibition

Charles H Crawford advises 4-H calf club exhibitors to train calves to drink skimmilk before fairs to maintain appetite and finish. Mix one pound dry skimmilk with nine pounds water to create the drink. Keep feeding while away, and bring hay. dry timothy clover is preferred for long hauls over alfalfa.

Charles H. Crawford New York State College of Agriculture WNY

Move to Have Animals Classified by Records

The Jersey Cattle Club of the United States advances classification by milk records and inspections. A tested sire list will include bulls with ten tested daughters and 50 percent of registered daughters four years old or older yielding 600 pounds more fat. Herds will be inspected and classified in six classes upon owner request. Other breed associations lag behind.

Jersey Cattle Club United States Jersey

Burdock control in farmyards and waste areas

Burdock is a common biennial weed in farmyards and waste places. It flowers July to August with seeds ripe by September. Eradication is by cutting below the crown or spading when soil is wet, and salt applied after cutting in hot dry weather will kill the plant. Seeded grass and weed suppression prevent recurrence.

Fight the Rats on Farms Says Indiana Guide

An increase in rat infestation on farms is reported due to abundant grain. Rats can ruin grain and cause large losses if not controlled. A well organized fight with poisons like red squill is effective. while cribs are empty this summer, make them rat resistant to save future crops.

Gratton Gloria Grattan Bay Oakland Alfent Bratton Jove Indiana Farmer's Guide

Agricultural Squibs and Farming Notes

Agricultural squibs suggest testing vigor of seed corn ears and removing weeds that harbor mosaic disease. Ohio pig farmers raised 7 percent more in spring, while national pig crop fell 7 percent. July 15 federal corn borer quarantine rules were lifted due to enforcement funding. Cultivating postharvest stubble promotes ragweed germination to be killed later.

Ohio United States Secretary of Agriculture Hyde

Bermudas Not Coral Exposed as Volcanic Peak

Dr William Beebe in Nonsuch Land of Water argues Bermuda is not coral. Living coral encrusts reefs but forms only a veneer. Bermuda is the peak of an extinct volcano risen from the sea floor shaped by Ice Age level changes.

Bermudas William Beebe Bermuda Doctor Beebe

Beggar Eaters Leg of Mutton Mentioned in Stockholm Note

A short dated note from Stockholm records a stingy exchange where Lady Mary is urged to provide food for a beggar after a long hunger period. The fragment hints at a social interaction and a request for charity involving leg of mutton.

Sondagsnisse Strix Stockholm

Premiums Money Saving Meals booklet offer

A free booklet titled 7 Money Saving Meals is promoted inside a big money saving box for Premiums. It claims eco friendly tips to stretch meat and desserts, appealing to families including men women and children. The advertisement emphasizes savings and long lasting servings.

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Jackson Gregory Charles Scribner's Sons WRU Mark King Papa Mrs. Gratton Earth Old Loony Honeycutt S. F Burdock Coral Lydia E. Pinkham St. Louis Cin Tranom Pbis Street Avenues New York National Biscuit Company Uneeda
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