Trail Saga of Jean Ragland and Kentucky Jones Continues
Jean Ragland and Kentucky Jones confront danger on the rimrock while Lee Bishop dies and a web of lies, alibis, and a hidden rifle connect Sheriff Hopper, Bob Elliot, Campo, and Jean's father. Jean urges Kentucky to disappear to shield her father and the Bar Hook while revealing a crucial clue about Mason's killer and a stolen portrait.
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Jean
Kentucky
Lee Bishop
Lee
Campo
Waterman
Forry Wilson
Bishop
Hhem
Doc Hopper
Jean Ragland
Edsten
Mayu
Trap Canyon
Bar Hook
Jim Humphreys
Kentick
Kentucky Jones
Bob Elliot
Elliot
Bob Hillot
Mason
Billot
Eliot
Magoh
Efe
Bob Eliot
Bob Eiliot
Bar Hook Ranch
John Mason
Joe St. Marie
Bob Hillet
Hopper
Lespedeza Likely to Be Market Hay
Farmers see potential for lespedeza as a high quality market hay if weed control, proper timing, and curing are managed. The 1984 crop report notes last year’s hay yields declined sharply due to drought, with southeastern states late to adopt high quality hay. Lespedeza cures quickly, remains leafy, and feeds comparably to alfalfa when cut in bloom or early seed dough.
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United States Department of Agriculture
WNU
Baling hay from field praised on Ohio farm
Charles Ackerman of Champaign county Ohio reports a fifteen year practice of baling alfalfa and clover hay directly from the field. He notes wilted hay cures faster in windrows and in shocks preserves color and leaves while avoiding heat damage and spoilage.
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Charles Ackerman
Champaign County
Ohio
Best Foaling Time in Spring Favored by Missouri Experts
Best foaling time for mares is spring under natural conditions due to favorable weather and ample feed. Summer foaling can be chosen when feed and work demand require it, despite heat and flies. Fall foaling is workable if stable facilities and adequate winter feed are available and work schedules permit.
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Missouri College of Agriculture
Quail and Pheasant Restocking Plan Endorsed
Cc F Thompson director Tilnets Department of Conservation says quail and pheasants can thrive together with adequate food and cover. He notes pheasants do not prey on quail nests except in semi domestic conditions. Illinois Department of Conservation pushes rapid restocking with both species statewide.
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Cc. F. Thompson
Tilnets Department of Conservation
Ilinois Department of Conservation
Farm Hints and Crop Outlook Across Regions
The note highlights that pigs not on pasture risk anemia while Australia anticipates a bumper wool crop for 1935-36. Brazil expects its 1984-85 cotton crop to weigh 374 million pounds. It also cites that over half of fire losses in viral sections stem from defective flues and chimneys.
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Australia
Brazil
Amos Call to a Hero Preacher Lesson Outline
A July 28 lesson on Amos 7 7 17 and the theme of God needing a hero. It explains Amos as a shepherd prophet from Judah sent to Israel, denouncing greed and luxury, urging repentance, and interceding for the people. It covers Amaziah the priest and the coming judgment and Babylonian captivity, with emphasis on standing for righteousness.
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Amos
God
Sycamore Fruit
Judah
Israel
Joseph
Bethel
Gilgal
Beer-sheba
Wornwood
Amaziah
Jeroboam
B. Doom
Overwhelming Thought on Love and Conviction
A reflective excerpt explores bearing the overwhelming idea of love and divine care. It ponders whether belief springs from warm conviction that "Thou lovest" and frames love as the deepest certainty under a sovereign guide.
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W. Charles
Better Thoughts On Gentle Rain Brightening Prospects
A reflective note says a single gentle rain makes eras and their many shades greener, lifting prospects as velier thoughts infuse the mind with renewed optimism.
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