Settling of the Sage, a Wyoming Roundup Tale
Harris and his cow crew clear a Southern Utah-Northern Utah grazing strip while exposing Morrow an inside man for Harper and Slade misusing cattle brands. Harris resigns, orders Morrow off the Three Bar range, and plans to cut ties with the insider who helped frame him. The plot unfolds amid brand feuds and a looming winter drive.
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Harris
Slade
Carp
Carpenter
Evans
Morrow
Harper
Idaho
Utah
O V
le Bates
Sinde
Elarris
McArthur
Brandons
Mac
Three Bar
Oencrese
Pillie Warren
Moore
Whoarris
Strairhs
Billie
Waddles
Bungs
Blue
Huaring
Tile Foster
Burris
Uurris
Foster
Bille
Three Bar Riders Face Danger After Ambush
Harris leads a tense pursuit as cowboys chase a bushwhacker gang amid a spooked herd. A hidden trap kills Bangs, Bangs’ death fuels vengeance talk, and the field tightens around the Three Bar operation. Billie and Rile cope with loss while Foster returns to work.
Diamond Center Ladies Aid Show Draws Large Crowd
The Ladies Aid program last Friday drew a large audience with readings by Anna Nordstrom and Annetta O Meara, a piano duet and solo by LaVonne Dubes, and a quilt auction netting about 46 dollars. Church doors will open next Sunday for membership by confession or letter and baptism rites.
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Ladies Aid
Anna Nordstrom
Annetta O'Meara
Mys
Art Ohlso
LaVonne Dubes
Cook
Diamond
Tony Leber
George Pepper
LeRoy Goettsch
Aurelia
Teev
Good Hope
Holstein
Henry Goettsch
Diamond Center Ladies Aid
C. A. Peterson
Della Peterson
An On Carlson
Esther Hardebeck
Dorothy Linguist
Linguist
East Afton and Elk Area Social News
Mr and Mrs Carl Mummert moved to the Newcombe farm Monday Opal Erickson spent the weekend with Madalynn Booth Mr and Mrs LaMont Schumann of Artha are proud parents of a baby weighing eight and a half pounds Mrs Ibbo Gerrets spending a few days with them Mr and Mrs Ed Erickson and family and Mr and Mrs John Booth and daughter spent Friday evening in the Booth home Mr and Mrs Gahlen Dyslin and Verlin spent Sunday at the Abbo Tarjets home Mr and Mrs Bill Booth and family spent Sunday in the Hines home Mr and Mrs Bill Haight and Janny and Claude Steward of Diamond were Sunday guests in the H night home Don Brown of Estherville spent Tuesday night with Orville Erickson Lorna Brewster has been quite sick with mumps Orville Erickson and Ed Erickson were supper guests Tuesday evening Rapp Bros of Aurelia did some visiting at the Haight home Tuesday
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Carl Mummert
Newcombe Farm
Opal Erickson
Madalynn Booth
Mt Olive Social Notes Highlight Family Visits
Miss Lois Sellers returned home from Jedar Falls and will stay with her ill father Mr John Sellers. Visiting relatives from Iroquois and nearby joined Mr and Mrs Rufus Crippen and others for gatherings at the Crippen and Simmons homes. Local residents attended a house warming for the Neeper family who moved to a vacated Tracy Porter farm and a home talent play by the ladies aid last Friday evening.
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Lois Sellers
Jedar Falls
John Sellers
Rufus Crippen
Iroquois
Earl Crippen
Edd Laposky
Will Simmons
Neeper
Tracy Porter
Ben Galvin
Paul Frank
Quimby
Ivan Wilson
Victor Frank
Lincoln Hatin
Juber
Floyd Allen
August Hanson
Nina Galvin
Lettie Jones
Jim Nation
Edd Jameson
Galvin
Song Old Ninety Seven Likely single-author Work
Actual Evert R. O. Gordon of Cutbridge Mass, a noted authority on old songs trait men have sung, says the song Old Ninety Seven was likely composed on a single event by a single author and only lightly touched up by others.
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R. O. Gordon
Cutbridge
Mass
Chemistry Popular Study Drives Growth in the United States
The article notes sweeping interest in chemistry during wartime as more people engage in chemical study than any other science. It credits rapid chemical industry expansion in the United States for supplying materials previously imported, highlighting national effort and industrial buildup.
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United States
Witteh
Remedies for Troubles Through Paper Images in Korea
An ancient Korean practice used painted paper effigies and written woes to transfer distress from person to image then burn the papers or ruin straw figures with copper coins to pull away fever or gut ailment. The method aims to relieve the sufferer by sacrificing the effigy or straw form.
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Korea
The One Sane Man Quote Cited by Leslie Howard
A Vanity Fair excerpt cites Leslie Howard saying most people crave drama at times. He notes nine of ten feel urges to act write or direct while one tenth distrusted such magic. The remark frames a view on creativity and belief.
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Three
Leslie Howard
Vanity Fale Magazine
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Box Canyon
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Diamond Center News
Diamond Center
B. H. Dubes
Lloyd Ohlson
Wina Ohlson
Crippen
Jubes
Nina Ohlson
Hart Crippen
Chas
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Kenneth Leeds
East Afton and Elk
MT. Olive News
Evert
Chemistry
Popular Study
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E. G. Bates
Aurelia, Iowa
Chas. J. Everett Dray
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Peter Farrow
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A. H. Eddy
Eddy Eldg
Maple Valley Mutual Insurance Association
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Geo. E. Blanch
H. H. Lockin
G. E. Blanch, Fred Kohlhagen
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