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Tombstone Epitaph

Location

Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1916

Page

2

The Mexican Raider Encounter in the Borderlands

A patrol led by Kynaston pursues Villista raiders across the U S Mexican boundary. Captured pack mules carry looted wealth while an American officer negotiates with a Mexican rival. The raiders cross back and forth as tension over international law and border lines remains high.

Kynaston Santa Mes Welsh Noutheast Kynanton Villa Revolutionista Toota Poulders Benor Corporal Welsh American Meritory Zapata

Desert dawn brings old camp to tense reunion

Cavalry squad returns to its camp as Kynaston avoids waking guests, Dorothy and Mrs. Fane converse with refugees and a blind traveler descends the hill. The dialog reveals tensions over property confiscation and rebel laws, while a mysterious blind man nears the camp, promising further intrigue.

Kynaston Dorothy Kynavton Mrs. Fane Carranza Villa Huerta Miss Upton Tam

Smuggler Camp Vision Reveals Shelters for Carranza Allies

A fragment describes Kynaston feeling relief as he reaches a ridge and spots camp fires of his permanent camp where Mexican sympathizers to Carranza are sheltered and fed before possible smuggling back to federal forces.

United States Carranza Kynaston

Severe loss by leaf curl in U S peach industry

Leaf curl causes two to three million dollars in annual losses to the peach industry. It creates swollen pink leaves, leads to defoliation, and weakens trees. Cold wet springs spread the fungus. warm dry periods lessen it. Control via early spring applications of lime sulfur or Bordeaux mixture, time and effectiveness noted, with distinction from aphid damage.

United States Aphis Plant Hee Apri San Jose

Rich Soil for Rasberries Care and Planting Details

Rasberries thrive in rich soil with high cultivation. Red suckering varieties prefer lighter loam while blackcaps favor sandy loam. Northern slopes resist drought better. Use well rotted manure as fertilizer. Set rows seven feet apart with three foot spacing, two plants per hole, and four feet between rows if space allows. Plant at natural depth, firm soil around roots, prune two strong shoots at 18 inches to promote laterals. Maintain continual cultivation.

Red and Black Raspberries Cultivation Notes

Raspberries require six by six spacing with 1210 plants per acre and shallow culture due to surface roots. Deep cultivation harms crops. timely picking and neat marketing boost profitability. A good season can pay for thin land with berries.

Mining and Oil Notes Crackling in Western Fields

A rugged roundup from the Western mining and oil scene reports rising activity in the Cochise and Bisbee districts, new strikes near Silverton and Telluride, and fresh leases in Lincoln and Santa Fe regions. Notable items include tungsten and gold finds, new syndicates near Prescott, and early-season drilling starting south of Douglas and in the Powder River basin.

Wyoming Greyhall Orchard Midwest Salt Creek Casper Penn Oil Company Douglas

Causes of Dissatisfaction in Cream Testing Methods

A Missouri agricultural circular discusses common causes of cream test variation. Speed of separator and inflow rate alter skim milk loss. flushing water and milk trends change results. Human factors such as sampling errors and occasional dishonesty affect fairness in payment.

Checkles Missouri College of Agriculture Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station

Milk handling in barn keeps dairy clean on farm

In Nebraska Farm Journal H G Williams describes hanging milk to keep it clean until delivery. Old rake teeth were shaped into hooks by a farm hand in the home blacksmith shop. Hooks are fastened over spikes on overhead sleepers. Sleepers are white washed and pails hung high for cleanliness.

H. G. Williams Nebraska Farm Journal

Shortage of Good Butter Across Big Markets

There is one thing of which there is 20 danger of an oversupply, and that is butter. There is a shortage of good butter in the big markets at the present time, in spite of the large production of the last year.

Young Women Told How Pinkham Remedy Eases Pain

Letter from Buffalo, N.Y. describes monthly pains and backache eased by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Ad highlights relief for irregular periods and digestive issues, urging other young women to try the root and herb remedy with confidential letters to Lynn, Massachusetts.

Buffalo N.Y Lydia E. Pinkham Marion KuRrznes High St Lynn Mass

Persistent Canada Thistle Survival and Spread

The text explains the hardy Canada thistle with a deep penetrating root that survives winter and drought. It describes how broken root fragments spread to new areas, sprouting leafy shoots once warm, moist conditions return, enabling repeated regrowth until roots exhaust.

Canada

Feminine Punctuality Mischief Sparks Gentle Tease

In a provincial town a young man waits at a cover as a girl arrives with a cowgar on her head. He chides her for keeping him waiting, she retorts that it is seven oclock and jokes about waiting since last night, reflecting playful social banter.

Ben

Colored Help. The One What Kind of Help You Have

A fragment from Harper's Magazine notes a dialogue about help and color. The text mentions green and colored assistance in a playful, magazine voice, hinting at a broader cultural tone rather than a specific event or report.

Harper's Magazine

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