Riflers Bound for Cimmaron Springs Anew
The Valley division fears renewed rail blockades as seven rifle companies are sent by special train to defend the Cimmaron Springs shops and roundhouses. Tension rises over a visit by Mrs McLane and the strain in Merriam and Florence’s troubled marriage deepens amid dispatches and guard duty.
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Sam
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Henry
At Grafton’s
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Santa Fe Junction
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Department
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Randolph Merriam
Florence
Riflers
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Capt. Grafton
Miguel’s
Randy
Mrs. McLane
Harriet
Mrs. Hayne
Night pursuit on frontier post ends in gunfight and wounding
Lieutenant Merriam leads a patrol chasing armed Mexicans who ambush near the Santa Clara. Brady is killed, Corcorany wounded, and Merriam is shot in the arm as he and his men press the pursuit toward a ravine, facing a possible civil-military clash.
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Corporal Mahoney
No. 1
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Wounded Lieutenant Merriam Returns After Mexican Encounter
A dramatic rifle action scatters Mexicans into the ravine. Corporal Butts and a trooper pull Lieutenant Merriam free after a brutal fall leaving him breathless with a broken arm. Trooper Mullen retrieves aid from a Santa Clara rancher and an improvised ambulance ferries the wounded officer to safety and medical care.
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Merriam
Mullen
Santa Clara
Bux
Bax
Randy
Hayne
Overstocking Pastures Endangers Southwest Rangelands
The Farmer's Review warns that overstocking stock ranges, especially in Texas, damages grasses and sod, risking permanent injury. Recovery depends on rest or rotation. methods include limiting cattle numbers or feeding rough fodder and grain before turning cattle onto pastures. Richard Baker advocates leaving enough grass for two animals and turning on one, which can double yield and keep cattle healthy.
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Texas
Richard Baker
Choosing the Right Sheep Breed for Your Region
The text advises growers to select pure, locally suited sheep breeds rather than cross breeding. Highland types fail in lowlands, so choose regionally appropriate stock. Proper care includes good food, water, shelter, ventilation, and high quality wool varieties for profitability.
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