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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1916
Page
2
A rugged Buck Duane in the Texas cow country faces danger and temptation as Jennie in distress tests his vow to reform. A dramatic chase through thorny brush ends with Jennie missing and Duane racing to confront hidden threats and protect his future.
Duane hides in a gorge shelter once used by Jennie, haunted by memories and guilt. After months among specters, he emerges in Mercer to find friends, news, and a warning from Jones about Ranger Captain MacNelly. A mysterious rider delivers a conflicted message about Duane’s fate and a possible trap.
Buck Duane flees cowboys after a village ambush and a gunfight along the Nueces country. Wounded in the arm, he maneuvers through river bottoms and willow brakes, trading a horse to prolong escape, then dives into a dense willow brake near the river to evade a toilsome pursuit.
Kansas Agricultural College researchers Wentworth and Amber question whether a system of banding can insure litters of eight to twelve pigs per sow. The experiments will be watched with close interest as breeding work continues.
Tamworth hogs show high inheritable fecundity with average litter sizes reported. Herdbook data indicate Tamworth sows average around 12 piglets per litter, exceeding typical wild and improved breeds. Debate continues on how litter size reflects hereditary factors versus management and interpretation of records.
Live to... adjust the harness right. The text explains how improper trace chain adjustments on the hame cause cellar boils and outlines where to place traces on horses with different shoulder shapes. It notes backband adjustments affect weight distribution and plow depth, and warns against excess length to prevent leg interference with the single tree.
The article describes horses suffering a roaring sound labeled as roaring in enthusiastic terms. It explains that most cases stem from partial paralysis of left neck muscles, causing labored breaths only during heavy exertion. Surgery on the larynx can cure most cases, with return to work in about eight weeks when performed by a skilled vet.
The text notes sheep thrive on dry high ground with short dry grasses. It warns against wet bog pastures as sheep suffer foot problems like foot scald and rot from constant moisture. Cattle and horses prefer hay or wet grasses, but sheep need well drained, firm pasture.
The article warns that dry feed makes cows and sheep fed on it sick with fever and stomach trouble. It recommends green roots mixed with grain to prevent the problem. If roots cannot be fed, they can be massed by passing through a pulper.
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