North Brothers of Columbus Pawnee Scouts Pioneer Frontier Heroes
Doctor Grinnell profiles Frank and Luther North, early Ohio settlers turned Pawnee scouts. Their long frontier service across the Plains includes brave rides, Indian wars, and leadership of a 100-strong Pawnee contingent under General Curtis. The piece chronicles their rise from Ohio trappers to key military allies in the 1860s and 1870s.
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Elyo Scott Watson
America
George Bird Grinnell
Luther
Columbus
Neb
Doctor Crlanell
Mimsif Alwaya
Svoyta
Frank North
Tahalki
Nouth
Oklahoma
Jn Haa
Rocky
Caytain
North
Gridger
Carson
Old Jim Bridger
Ed Cure Son
Doctor Granell
Nortta
Luther Eorth
Doctor Grinnell
Caprivin North
Vaya
Thas Bale
Thomas North
New York
Ohio
James E. North
Omaha
California
Nother
Tred
Eventusky
Father Forth
Sfooroa
Frank Seth
Woiver
de Reyth
Nebraska
Frank
Luther North
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Prairie North
Butt
Prairie Dog Hole
Young North
Sound Nebraska Cavalry
Alfred Sully
Miasourd
Stonz
Townes
Genera Curtis
McFadden
Curtis Sour
Curtis
Bert Kearney
Krown
Ominka
Onmha
Bean
Tetera
Uere
Omela
Negra
Pawnee
United States Service
Connors
Pawnee River
Yellowstone
Scouta
Irakdorth
Lotonel Cole
Connor
Stefarg
Luther Orth
Aslen
Lana
Jia Namerae Baptiste Pebale
Behata
Behaa
Cody
Doctor Crinnetts
Samolt Springs
Walges Lelgrove
Colonel Hozall
Ned Bunting
B.C. Julyon
Cheap silo feeding cuts costs and labor
Farmers cut feed costs by using small silo silage cutters driven by tractors, allowing one man to operate from the wagon. The new system eliminates the old two to three week harvest routine, reduces labor, and increases return on corn crops by 2 to 35 percent while cutting backache and silo filling.
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Dert & Gittins
Delkots
Avery Corner
Tha Dla
Proteins in Ration of Dairy Cows
The proteins in food are mainly used by dairy cows for lean meat production, tissue repair, growth, and milk protein synthesis. Excess protein can be burned as heat or fat, but it is less economical than starch for energy. milk contains about 3 to 4 percent protein, sourced from feed, with casein and albumin as key milk proteins needed for tissue repair and milk production.
Dairy Notes to feedlog the dairy cow profits
Dairy notes emphasize improved management for dairy cows, urging freshening on schedule, precise breeding records, and ventilated housing to avoid diseases. It highlights feeding, notebook keeping, and careful bull selection as keys to profitable production and a strong spring herd.
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Speipg
Mary Daley
Electric Power Use In South Africa Spurs Change
The article notes growing adoption of electrical appliances among Union of South Africa households where current is available, while many natives still rely on older equipment. It highlights urban contrasts in electricity use and modernization among housewives in the city.
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Hong
Africa
Union of South Africa
Lam City
Foreign students in U S universities and colleges
Foreign students studying in American colleges and universities this year total 113. Represented nations exceed nine hundred, led by Canada 1174 and Burma Malta. Columbia University hosts 873, with California New York and Washington State close behind. Chicago and Michigan also have large undergraduate foreign groups.
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Foregn
Wealth in Hen's Crop in California Poultry Case
A report from the Lomm Rica district, California, describes a hen killed and dressed at a poultry exchange, revealing a collection of gems described as transparent crystals of tanned colors. A Marysville jeweler testified that four of the stones appear to be sapphires.
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Lomm Rica
Calif
Hee Erin
Marysville
Twin alstera mystery stirs quick questions
A cryptic note asks why the twin alstera is called tonilla 2, claiming many take them out, and mentioning a judge. The fragment suggests confusion over naming, but lacks clear context, dates, or sources. Further detail is needed to resolve origin and meaning.
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