Ruth Warren Invests in Dead Lantern Ranch Tale
Ruth Warren inherits three quarters of the Dead Lantern ranch in Arizona and, with her ailing husband and child, moves west to manage it. She hires a Mexican family from Alfredo and Don Francisco, navigates Kenyan and Snavely’s mistrust, and plans to develop the property while solving a kinship dilemma. Ruth negotiates with Magda and Ann to secure labor, builds trust, and faces the gulch myth as a test of resolve.
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Ruth Warren
Arizona
Mexico
Charley Thane
Snavely
Indian Ann
Ruth
Kenneth
Will Thane
Dead Lantern Ranch
Ann
David
Don Francisco
U. S
Alfredo
Magda
Pleese
Mr. Snavely
San Juan
San Jorge
Ambrosio Vega
Thanks giving offering for Grandfather Orphanage set
Banner Elk NC announces the annual Thanksgiving offering for Grandfather Orphanage to be taken on the last Sunday in November the 26th. Holston Presbytery will coordinate contributions from all local Presbyterian churches to support the orphan children and affiliated Grace Hospital and Lees-McRae College in Banner Elk.
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Banner Elk
Grandfather Orphanage
N. C
Grandfather
Holston
Synod of
Blue Ridge
Grandfather Mountain
Tennessee Line
Lees-McRae College
Grace Hospital Training School
Trustees Discuss Future Development At Local College Board
The association, including Lees-McRae College Grace Hospital and Grandfather Orphans Home, held a meeting with Dr Frazer Hood of Davidson College as chairman. Fifteen members attended and Jones Fuller of Durham was a guest. A dinner used exclusively association farm products was served and a special meeting is set for next weekend to continue the discussion.
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Lees-McRae College
Grace Hospital
Grandfather Orphans ’'Home
Frazer Hood
Davidson College
Jones Fuller
Durham
Valley Authority to Use Experiment Station Work
Dr. R Y Winters, director of the North Carolina Experiment Station, says the Tennessee Valley Authority will apply decades of station research to mountain farming. The studies cover land use, crops, soil fertility, erosion control, farm management, marketing, fertilizers, fruit and truck crops, poultry, and pasture issues.
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North Carolina Experiment Station
Tennessee Valley Authority
R. Y. Winters
North Carolina
Tennessee Basin
Winters
Mountain Branch
Valley Authority
Trench Silos Prove Popular With Stanly County Dairymen
In Stanly County 28 trench silos were dug and filled this summer and fall showing strong interest in economical silage for winter feeding. Each silo averages 27 tons feeding ten cows for six months at 30 pounds daily. Some silos built by 4 H club youths reflect wide adoption across Piedmont counties.
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Stanly
North Carolina
Oscar H. Phillips
Phillips
Piedmont
John A Arey
Microbial Silage Changes Cut Farm Costs and Boosts Silo Use
The piece notes milk price pressures driving lower production costs for herd owners and predicts more trench silos next summer as owners learn silage keeps well. It highlights converting microbes into cheap food and guides readers to obtain The American Weekly for more details.
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Arey
American Weekly
Baltimore American
Doctor Baughman Sees Patients Monthly in Boone Office
Dr C B Baughman an Eye Ear Nose and Throat specialist will be in Dr J B Hagaman's Boone office on the first Monday of each month to practice his specialty for local patients.
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C. B. Baughman
Elizabethton
Tean
J. B. Hagaman
Boone
Senna Based Laxatives Promote Easy Dosage for Children
Doctors favor senna as a natural laxative suitable for all, adjustable doses for individuals, and mild formulas like Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin offer reliable regularity without kidney irritation. Available at drugstores, it aims to normalize bowels in weeks. The piece cites the National Retail Association.
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Ronda Hardin
Chicago
Cook County Medical Center
American College of Surgeons
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Leo K. Pritchett
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