The Dox Driver's Return in a Guarded Valley
Captain Raffet confronts Charles-Marie who fled the diligence to Mantes. A drover from Aincourt aided the scared youth by steering the horses and advising retreat as gunfire erupts. Raffet vows punishment as the group awaits the confrontation.
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Mantes
Chauvélin
Raffet
Chauvelin
Charles-Miurie
Charies-diarie
Charles-Marie
Gaspard
Aincourt
Paris
Muisgsun
Pardil
Chapter IX End of the Cart Ride in Mantes
Raffet and Charles Maavie move a cart toward Mantes as the owner vanishes. Raffet, exhausted and perplexed by ongoing mystery, senses danger but cannot link it to English spies. He hopes the day’s adventure may still yield a sight of the Scarlet Pimpernel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Maavie
Mantes
Raffet
Charles-Marie
Ale
The Scarlet Pimpernel Turns The Tables On Chauvelin
Chauvelin pursues clues through rain and mud and discovers a scene of treachery on a hill. Three bound soldiers and their horses lie tied as two ragged captives emerge from under a diligence. A giant rescues the captives as Raffet and troops arrive to question the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauvelin
Charles-Marie
Lauzet
Laurel
Wes
Chauvelis
Raffet
Wrong methods make buyers shun mutton in markets
Analysis shows shoppers buy far more beef and pork than mutton per pound eaten while Michigan State College aids stockmen with meetings to promote mutton as a valuable food. J B Hertzler will demo front quarters cutting to yield attractive, affordable mutton cuts at Jackson August 19 20 and Detroit September 8 10 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Michigan State College
Ftock
J. B. Hertzler
Chicago
National Meat Board
Jackson
Detroit
Hertzler
Tested Herds Show Increase in Dairy Profits in Michigan
Michigan State College dairy department reports 77 herds in the test group showing higher profits. Nine herds produced 500+ pounds butterfat, up five from last year. 95 herds 400–500 pounds and 83 herds 300–460 pounds. Names include Dean Straub, O J Beecker, Atwater, Henry Meyers, C O Dunham, J D Wedge, Otto Dilmore, George Rasner, Carl Hansen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Michigan State College
Dean Straub
Berrien County
O. J. Beecker
Ingham
Atwater
Allegan
Henry Meyers
Oceana
C. O. Dunham
Berrien
J. D. Wedge
Otto Dilmoré
Hillsdale
George Rasner
Menominee
Carl Hansen
Michigan to Host Butter Quality Scoring Contest for 1929
The Bureau of Dairy on the Department of Agriculture and Michigan State College start a state wide butter scoring contest. Michigan buttermakers submit samples for official judging by Hagadorn Lin cas and Trout with results sent to the producer. The winner earns the Michigan Master Buttermaker for 1929 and the program runs through year end to allow repeat scoring. A barn fire south of Brooklyn destroys a farm building but the house is saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Bureau of Dairy Ontti
Department of Agriculture
Michigan State College
Simon H. Hagadorn
Lansing
P. S. Lincas
G. M. Trout
Hast
George Ebbert
Brooklyn
Us-112
Late seedings need food to aid growth for alfalfa
Michigan State College soils department warns late alfalfa seedings face winter damage due to dry weather. They advise drilling in fertilizer three inches deep, using 0-20-20 or 0-14-14 on unfed land, or 0-128 on heavy soils, with 300 pounds per acre for rapid establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soils Department
Michigan State College
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Pimpernel
Baroness Orczy
Chapter
Boone
Fort Worth
Ypsilanti
N. Washington
Skoinner
Exide Battery Shop
Auto Electric
N. Huron
Muiller’s Shoppe
Diamond Art CO
William George Hayes
West Michigan St
Fpsilanti Jewelers
Joseph Miller Company
Ypsilanti Art Shop
Ypsilant, Mich
Moffett-Frank Company, Inc
Buster Brown Shoe Store
West Michigan Avenue
Ypsilanti, Mich
Saline
the Dependable Ladies’ Store
Augustus Co
Michigan Avenue
Mulchaey
Auto Body Hospital
St. Col. Michigan
Candyland
Jack K
Pappas
West Michigan Ave
Jack
Brien
Washington Street
Greater
Chas. F. Horn
S. Washington St
Michigan Ave
Ypsilants
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