Kit Carson and the Santa Fe Trail Centennial Echo
The article links Sherman County Kansas to the Santa Fe Trail centennial August 10, noting the trail's treaty with the Pawnee and Osage and Kit Carson’s pivotal role in western exploration, peace with Indians, and frontier settlement. It traces Carson lineage from William Carson to Lindsay and highlights Carson’s youth, skills, and famed Green River rendezvous duel.
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John Dickinson Sherman
Ouncil Grove
Kan
United States
Missouri
New Mexico
Boone
Kentucky
Daniel Boone
Woodman
Christopher Carson
Kit Carson
Texas
California
Overland Mail
Pony Express
Union Pacific
Central Pacific
Ogden
Bent
Arkansas
Colorado
Bent Brothers
Mississippi
Fremont
United States Army
West
Lucky
Howard County
Franklin
Os Taos
Calvin D. Cowles
U. 8
S. A
Hartford
Conn
Kit
Carson
Wiliam Carson
Ireland
Pennsylvania
Boones
North Carolina
Eleanor McDuff
Lindsay
South Carolina
Madison County
Cooper's Fort
Fayette
Boonesboro
Lindsay Carson
Alli
Middle West
Rocky Mountain
Carsons
Cowles
Denver
Green River
Wyoming
Shunar
Adaline
Tahosa Valley
Rocky Mountain National Park
Long's Peak
King of the Rockies
Estes Park
Mountain National Park
Quip and Blink: Humorous Observations on Life and Marriage
A stream of wry maxims and social jests on habit judgment marriage and money. The author mocks modern folly noting how extravagance pride and gossip shape relationships and public life with playful aphorisms and social satire.
Widowers Free to Remarry Under Certain Conditions
The passage suggests women may accept a widower marrying again if he waits several years, chooses a wife near his own age, and a partner they can deem as good as his first wife.
Ase Wood Slams Frank Holgecomb Over Virginia Cigars
Ase Wood complains to Frank Holgecomb about insufficient Virginia cigars, while moralizing on grandmothers in colleges and men defying wives. The piece critiques advertising via tooth and brush magazines and free newspaper space stunts.
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Ase Wood
Frank Holgecomb
Virginia
Frank
Forced pullets as best egg producers say Cornell bulletin
James B. Rice of the Cornell experiment station reports findings on feeding early hatched pullets during summer. Forced feeding yields more eggs, larger in size, with lower cost per dozen, better weight gain, lower mortality, and earlier vigor compared to developmentally disabled or tardy pullets.
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James B. Rice
Cornell University Experiment Station
Mr. Rice
Pullets Best Feed and Careful Attention
Poultry expert Martin Decker of New Jersey agricultural station says success hinges on pullet quality and uniform growth. Emphasizes free range with shade and greens, careful feeding of mash to avoid early laying, and gradual transfer to winter quarters to hit mid October production.
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Martin Decker
New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station