Shootout in Gold Gulch Over Missing Girl Sparks Deaths
On a Westbound train ranchman Fuller plans to kill Swanson over Susie Fuller. In Gold Gulch a gunfight erupts at the Red Dog Club when Swanson and others fire, mortally wounding Fuller and two others while Swanson seizes Fuller and escapes. Swanson later reveals his role in protecting Susie and explains the long, convoluted motive behind the killings.
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Gold Gulch
The
Courier
Nemesia
Swanson
Puller
Hiram Fuller
Mizcury
Fuller
Sand Creek
Susie
Wisconsin
Kindred
Susie Fuller
Wierhiwa
Turat
Thar Wien
Ower
Roche Ald Berien
Mummy Vile Amin
Swan
Daxem
Bam
Denise
Denver
Golé Gulch
Huttily
Lin
Jaelelle
Hereel
Dudhy Piller
Gabe
Harvests Prove Tedious As Drought Hits English Crops
The piece notes a very dry season hurting crops with weeds overrunning uncut corn and scarc e harvesters. It cites falling grain prices, rising straw prices, and a shift toward motorized farming while predicting gradual agricultural improvement despite a poor year and strong demand from urban consumers.
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England
Colney Mateb
Mansel
Narnia
London
Menue
Towne Hallway
Ietoler Bourne
Birds Speed Debate Challenges Accepted Estimates
A bird writer argues many speed figures are exaggerated. European and American observers recalculated per species, finding the carrier pigeon may reach 50 miles per hour, frigate birds possible 180 to 200 mph, and the swallow noted as a swift flyer with varied attributions.
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Shetland Islands
London
Thirtien
Messen’s Curious Query From the Barn
A fragment from Cy Journal records a playful exchange about horses and bells. The lines hint at rural life dialogue with whimsical misheard phrases and humorous misstatements, capturing a rustic, light tone.
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Barnes
Cy Journal
Irrigation Methods for Beets by F Knorr
Prof. F Knorr discusses irrigation options for beets noting variability in soil and climate require adaptive water use. He favors furrow irrigation over flooding due to lower evaporation, greater efficiency, and easier maintenance with movable plaster spouts and 150 spouts needed for 108 rows.
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F. Knorr
How to Store Potatoes Underground Cave
Instructions describe digging a side cave for potatoes and vegetables with a slanted wall, adobe brick lining, clay and sand sealing, and a small window. Earth cover uses tar paper, adobes layered two bricks higher than ground, two doors for inside and outside access, and a double window.
Western irrigation bonds gain favor with eastern lenders
A flood of interest from professional lenders reaches the western irrigation security market. East coast bond men now deem development bonds high grade and marketable. A New York firm and a major insurer have begun exploring loans on these securities, signaling growing confidence in their value.
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Promoine
Wail nitHet
New York
Thie An
Grass mulch in orchards compared with cultivation
The New York Agricultural Experiment Station compares mulched and cultivated orchards noting moisture content as the main advantage for cultivated plots and suggesting further irrigation studies. It discusses grain type, mulch depth, and water use in orchard soil management amid varying rainfall and irrigation practicality.
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New York Agricultural Experiment Station
U.P. Heil Tick
L Iittle
Pacific Coast
Methods of Growing Wheat in Winter Seasons
A historical note outlines right and wrong practices for winter wheat. It stresses rich land and a well prepared seed bed sown in spring with hardy varieties like Turkey Ket and its kin, emphasizing quality soil and seed choices for success.
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