Three Bar Ranch Saga Continues Across the Breaks
Harris and Harper plot with Slade and the Three Bar crew as they ride through rain and timber toward the Forest reserves. Billie debates a future beyond shelter while Deane proves his grit on a harsh cattle drive through bleak valleys and hostile country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Deane
Harris
Wilton
Calico
Evans
Moore
Wild Bunch
Barton
Harper
Slade
Alaurris
Uurris
Gil
Blind
Billie
Carlos Deane
Harrig
Denne
Albiny
Three Bar rivals vie for love amid ranch expansion
Harris and Carlos Deane court the same Three Bar girl as a new alfalfa dream unfolds. The story follows cattle drives, branding, and gathering stock on the sage flats while the ranch braces for a beef round-up and a vacation for Jim.
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Carlugs Deane
Harris
Carlos Deane
Deane
Jim
Elephants Face Humans as Crafty Hunters in Dense Forests
The piece lauds elephants as the shrewdest and most adaptable of big five, noting their diet of greens and ability to thrive across plains forests and swamps. It highlights the sensitive trunk as a premier smell organ that detects humans, prompting either retreat or charge, with years of experience shaping hunter and elephant interactions.
Great in Philosophy Among Early Greek Thinkers
The earliest philosopher on record among the Greeks was Thalea. Other celebrated philosophers include Socrates, Plato, Aristotle, an alimander and Heraclitus.
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Thalea
Socrates
Plato
Aristotle
Analimander
Heraclitus
Aids Protein in Wheat May Rise with Sodium Citrate
Department of Agriculture reports protein content in winter wheat can increase by about one third or more when sodium citrate is applied to fields during heading stage.
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Department of Agriculture
Fall Planted Grain Near Normal on April 1 in Kansas
Kansas agriculture report shows winter wheat condition at 82.7 percent of normal on April 1, with 38 percent above the 10 year average and near average plains states. Expected loss from winter killing about 7 percent, below 12 percent 10 year average. In Topeka and Garden Plain a city election ruling voided the April 2 vote for Garden Plain due to wrong date, officials remain in office until 1931. Lawrence man Wilson Crowder, greens keeper at Lawrence Country Club, dies after being struck by a Kansas City salesman’s car. driver continues travel despite injuries.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Plains States
Southwest
Topeka
Garden Plain
William A. Smith
Smith
Lawrence
Wilson W. Crowder
Kansas City
Crowder
Lawrence Country Club
Funeral for Horton physician Dr Harry J Parker
The Methodist Church crowd in Horton attended the funeral of Dr Harry J Parker a well known local physician who died in Kansas City from blood poisoning after a brief illness He was 46 years old. In Topeka Flint Hills pastures are strong stockmen pay higher leases with rents up 50 cents per head over last year pastures at 98 percent of normal the best in five years.
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Horton
Harry J. Parker
Kansas City
Parker
Topeka
Flint Hills
State Board of Agriculture
Prohibition Agents Boosted for Kansas Nebraska Oklahoma
Washington reports a substantial rise in Prohibition forces for the district covering Kansas, Nebraska, and Oklahoma. James Doran met with George H. Wark who oversees the Kansas district and was informed that thirty-two new agents have been assigned.
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Washington
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
James Doran
George H. Wark
Potato growers form marketing group to control prices
Fifteen representative potato growers from Shawnee Douglas Jefferson Leavenworth Johnson and Wyandotte counties voted recently to perfect a growers marketing organization to gain greater control over the price at which they sell their product amid opposition from Kansas City commission firms.
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Lawrence
Kansas City Commission
Shawnee Douglas
Jefferson, Leavenworth
Johnson and Wyandotte
Kansas federation of women clubs opens session
Mrs. J. B. Carter presides at the Kansas State Federation of Women's Clubs meeting in Hays during a club extension breakfast. The discussion centers on expanding federated clubs and organizing county federations.
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Hays
Kansas State Federation of Women’s Clubs
J. B. Carter
Izaak Walton League Builds Claflin A Lake
One mile long and forty feet wide lake is under construction in Mud Creek southwest of Claflin by the Izaak Walton League. The project aims to create a general recreation resort around the lake and its surroundings. Atchison selects Fred W Mangelsdorf as mayor for a two year term succeeding A H Lehman.
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Claflin
Mud ‘Creek
Izaak Walton League
Atchison
Fred W Mangelsdorf
City Commission
Mangelsdorf
A. H. Lehman
Cornered by Train At Council Grove Ends In Critical Injury
Robert P. Bent a 60 year old farmer living two miles west of Council Grove was critically injured when his car was struck by a train at a grade crossing here the other day.
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Council Grove
Robert P. Bent
Here
Exiled Swedes Seek Return After 250 Years
A Gam malasysky colony of 800 villagers in Cherson, southern Russia, appeals to Stockholm to return to Sweden after centuries in exile. They preserve Swedish schools language and church records while Catherine II moved them in 1781 to the Ukrainian steppes, with many deaths and a long trek. Sweden studies plans to aid the community.
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Stockholm
Gammalsyensky
Cherson
Russia
Sweden
Dagoe
Catherine II
Dneiper
America
Dagoe Island
Baltic
Sea
X Ray Experiments On Flies Aimed At Human Health
Dr. Mary B. Stark of New York reports using X rays on flies to study inherited effects across generations. Exposed flies show initial growth and reproduction but later generations die, suggesting grandparent or great grandparent radiation injures reproductive cells. Some scientists doubt wet theory, warning human effects would take time to observe due to slower human reproduction.
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Washington
Mary B. Stark
New York City
Doctor Stark
Illusions of Romantic East Lost After Trip
Three young men from New Jersey and Pennsylvania return from a 1000 mile tour through Transjordania Arabia and Syria with changed views of the Near East. They say desert romance is absent as women are drudges and bandits use motor cars and machine guns instead of camels and antiquated weapons.
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Philadelphia
Transjordania
Arabia
Syria
Robert P. Brown
Moorestown
N. Jo
Richard A
Tuusig
Chester P.] McCreery
Germantown
Near East
Désert
Delightful bath using Borax for soft water
For a really delightful bath add 20 Mule Team Borax to the water. Borax makes the water feel as soft as velvet and allows the soap to lather freely. The effect of Borax softened water on the skin is very beneficial.
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