Deadwood Saga of Dinsdale and the Valley Chase
Peter Dinsdale and Joe meet Juan Joe and a young woman as a pursuit through a canyon leads to killing nine attackers and a survivor named Lottie Carl. In Deadwood, Dinsdale faces road agents and a deadly trap, aided by Scissors, Easy, and Jim Omaha, while General Crook arrives and law reasserts control, leaving Dinsdale to a future with Lottie.
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Peand
Peter Dinsdale
Keville
Goldera
Ceper
Deadwood
Juan Joe
Wood
Canyon
Dinsdale
Joe
Lotto Carl
Custer City
Wild Bill’ Hickock
Iron
Deadwood City
Ogalala
Lottis
Kitty the Hemer
San Uan Joe
San Juan
Pyrites
Dinadale
Rapid City
Pyrties
Enay
Scissors
Desperadoes Pass
Crasy Horse
Sorrel Horse
San Juan Joe
Rosy
Colny
Jim Omaha
Ogaluta
Roid
Hickock
Crook
Patrick & Saulsbury
Greenbacks
Suan Juan Joe
Patrick
Montana
Webb
Vyrites
Mme
French Creek
Easy
Joe Bowers
Number One
Farnum
Roberts
Jim
Omaha
Mrs. Colt
Lottie Carl
Crazy Horse
Peter
Heart River
Sciasora
General Crook
Red Cloud
Aimerican Horse
Slim Butte
Horseshoe Webb
Union Pacific
Pete
Linsey
Wakan Witsha
Taku Wakan
Reset Yearling Strawberry Plants Advice from Lincoln College
The Lincoln agricultural college advises using only yearling strawberry plants for a new bed. Plants should be set 15 to 18 inches apart, with leaves trimmed down to the two center ones. Firm the soil around the spots, level the crown, and remove first-season flowers to encourage runners for next year.
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Agricultural College At Lincoln
Peas Thought To Have Poisoned Chickens In Garden Cans
Mrs. Ireland of the town canned peas using the cold pack method and sent a sample to the state university for analysis after a batch tasted off. A flock of 13 chickens fed on the rejected peas, eight died, prompting further study of botulinus development in stored canned vegetables and the need for thorough heating.
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R. M. Ireland
The
State University
Kilpatrick Lake to be restocked with 100000 fish
W J Traggresor, president of the Isaak Walton league local chapter, announced Kilpatrick lake, 28 miles west, will be restocked with 100000 fish in a few days. The mix includes 50000 black bass 25000 bluegills and 25000 crapples. The league will oversee the hatchery effort for the state. A large crowd attended Imperial game pictures shown courtesy of the league.
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W. J. Traggresor
Isaak Walton League
Kilpatrick Lake
Trogressor
Alliance Times-Herald
Armyworm Threat Hits Wheat Crops in Logan County
County Agricultural Agent J. B. Morrison reports western armyworm damage may have reduced winter wheat acreage by about five percent in Logan County. Farmers seek control, with Morrison advising poisoning in grasshopper formula. tests underway in eastern parts should reveal results soon.
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Logan County
J. B. Morrison
Mr. Morrison
Sterling
Large Increase in Corn Acreage in County Likely
Government and local farmers indicate a 15 to 20 percent rise in county corn acreage over last year. Experts say profits come from growing corn to feed stock, noting John Meyer near Atwood fed 67 hogs last year and saw profits equivalent to $2 per bushel. High prices are driving the trend.
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John Meyer
Atwood
Corn Scarcity Boosts Farmer Returns Says Sterling Advocate
The Sterling Advocate notes a sharp hog shortage this year causing a belief that farmers selling corn through their own stock stand to reap good returns due to limited hog supply.
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Kelly
Sterling
Fire Destroyed Braun Barn and Contents
A barn and its contents were destroyed by fire northwest of Minatare last Saturday afternoon. Mr. Braun, away from home, could not save items as a hired man spotted the blaze and it had gained headway. Loss estimated at $1,000 with no insurance. Western Nebraska Observer.
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Dinsdale
Joe
Braun
Minatare
Western Nebraska Observer
500 Gallon Still and Operators Seized west of Peetz
Logan county officers discovered a 500 gallon still with 500 gallons of mash in the Chimney Canons section west of Peetz. Operators IL J Wiseman and Dick Macabee were arrested. they pled guilty in county court, each fined 100 dollars and costs and sentenced to six days in jail. The still and makings including 50 barrels of mush were destroyed.
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Logan County
Chimney Canons
Peetz
J. Wiseman
Dick Macabee
Sheriff's Office
Peetz Gazette
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Pendexter
Bobbs-Merrill Co
Wild Bill Hickock
Wild Bill
West
Missouri
Vingie E. Roe
Geriefly
Sidney Telegraph
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