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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1941

Page

3

Rustling War Tightens Grip on Big Ranches in Sage Country

Sheriff’s brother Buck Hart Jim Tetlow and Pete Tollman are alleged rustlers shot in back during a tense confrontation. Dispute centers on who owns the country and who profits from absentee owners as big outfits claim to fight for survival. Ellen and her father depart as tensions rise at the dance.

Buck Hart Jim Tetlow Pete Tollman Lee Hart Wteck Ellen Edinburgh New York Winchester Pete

Frontier Tensions Rise Over Rustling and Killings

Ellen Carey confronts rancher Calhoun Terry about the violence between big outfits and small growers near Black Butte. Jeff Brand and Jack Turley threaten ambushes while Terry refuses to join assassinations, urging open conflict to be fought publicly. Lane Carey, Ellen’s father, tries to keep peace.

Ellen Good Jeff Brand Calhoun Terry Black Butte Horace Garvey The Gazette Lane Carey Joe Jack Turley Calhoun Brand Terry Jeff Carey Cal Terry

Calhoun Terry Encounters Outlaw Threats In Territory Skirmish

Calhoun Terry rides through Bartlett Land & Cattle territory while Ellison hosts. Jeff Brand warns of reprisals for rustlers, aiming at bosses or riders of large outfits if needed. The exchange signals escalating frontier tensions as plans form.

Calhoun Terry Bartlett Land & Cattle Company Ellison Calhoun Jeff Brand Terry Joe Clint Speen Cal

Check Up Dairy Feed Supplies For Better Milk Output

Dr George E Taylor urges American dairymen to inventory dairy feed supplies and follow a regular feeding schedule to stabilize production during the national emergency. He compares costs of wheat bran, soybean oil meal, and linseed oil meal, showing protein content and cost per pound to favor soybean and linseed meals for long term savings.

George E. Taylor Extension Dairyman New Jersey College of Agriculture Rutgers University

Jumper Pattern Creates Versatile College Wardrobe

The jumper is described as a practical college essential that pairs with various blouses and sweaters. Pattern No 8018 features a slim, fitted waist with a wide belt and includes a regulation convertible collar blouse.

Turkey Industry Expands With Record Broiler Output

The poultry industry shows rapid growth with 100 million commercial broilers produced annually across Arkansas California Delaware Indiana Maryland New England states and Virginia. Turkey production climbs led by California Minnesota Ohio Iowa Missouri North Dakota Nebraska Virginia Oklahoma and Oregon with a 1940 crop exceeding 32 million birds. Prices for chickens ducks and turkeys shift with year round marketing and stronger demand next spring.

Arkansas California Delaware Indiana Maryland New England Virginia Texas Minnesota Ohio Iowa Missouri North Dakota Nebraska Oklahoma Oregon

Simple Test for Egg Freshness Explained

Simple home method to judge egg freshness. Place eggs in water: good eggs rest flat on bottom while older or poorly kept eggs stand on end or rise. Explained by extension poultryman T T Brown of North Carolina State College.

T. T. Brown Extension Poultryman North Carolina State College State College

Electric fences separate hog litters on pasture

Electric Help Co. describes using temporary electric fences in Marshall county Iowa to divide pasture into strips with shelters in each section. This system keeps younger suckling pigs safer from robbing while feeding and watering remain chores until pigs mature and fences are removed.

Co. T. Keen Marshall County Iowa

Two Classes and a Bottle Metaphor in War Era Views

First hand service intel shows cigarettes and tobacco as top gifts from home. Dual sales records from post exchanges and ship stores reveal Camel cigarettes as the best selling brand with Prince Albert tobacco also popular. dealers note Camel car ton and Prince Albert tins as ideal gifts for seamen.

Prince Albert Adv

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