Eden Valley Dreaming of a Cattle Empire
Ranceford Kershaw and daughter Lorraine study Eden Valley from their car after learning the mortgage on their ranch may be foreclosed. He envisions damming Eden Valley Creek to irrigate twenty thousand acres and raise fifteen thousand cattle, while a feud with Nate Tichenor and Bubson festered in the background.
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Ranceford Kershaw
Valley Center
Lorraine
Kershaw
Larry Kershaw
Lorry
Stunee Kershaw
Chen
Valley Center Bank Ts
Savings Bank of
San Francisco
Bubson's
Larry
Nate Tichenor
Rabson
Sir
Nate Tiehenor
Fiabson
University of California
Reilly
Eden Valley
Dalen Vale Bey
Nerstan Wernen
Phensters
Giathtine
Peden Valles
Nate Vrehenor
Nate ‘Prehenor
Nate Thehenor
Edunno
Tensley
Garon
Algie Hensley
Hla Sen
Hensley
Cowen
Seton
Trensley Ranch
Angie Tiechenor
Trensleys
France
Tenster
Alin
Babsen
Kershaws
Dren
Hind
Robin Kershaw
Stuobin Werstuin
Eden Vatley
Nohin Kershaw
Forlorn Valley Named In Rural Dialogue
In a rustic exchange between a man and a woman the man laments misfortune in the countryside while suggesting a name Forlorn Valley for their land. The woman agrees with a kiss and they ride away into the valley together.
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Larry
Kershaw Builds Homestead and Expands with Cattle
They spend a summer in tents and build a log house with a veranda after felling trees and seasoning logs. In spring Kershaw drives in fifteen thousand head of scrubs-old Span ish California stock cattle, benefiting from free feed and expected profits. Deer, elk, and antelope are plentiful, so no steer meat is slaughtered. He prospers.
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Kershaws
America
Lord Vaulisseves
Guein
Shershaw
Rubin Iwershaw
Texas
Robin Kershaw
Fremont
California
Sierra Foothills
Kershaw
Gad
Eulen Vakley
Sarry
Larry
Confession and Jury Odds Cited by Roanoke Times
A Roanoke Times column notes that while confession may ease the conscience, it does not necessarily boost an offender's chances before an average jury.
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Roanoke Times
Community Gatherings and Visits Highlight Hanover Weekend
Hanovers hosted and visited relatives from Storm Lake Rockwell City Aurelia Alta Cherokee Welcome Windom Ortonville and Orlean with social events and family dinners among many outings. Attendees included the Zwemke Larson Peterson Berner and Goettsch families along with the Hinkledey birthday gathering and a roller skating party by the U P Society. English communion services are planned for next Sunday at 10 a.m. with announcements to come.
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Dickie
Storm Lake
Chas. Zwemke
Elmer Berner
Rockwell City
Berner
August Voss
LeRoy Goettsch
Gust Goettsch
Gust
Kermit Goettsch
Marlys
Alta
Irene Z
Oscar Peterson
Anton Larson
LeRoy
Herbert
Raymond Anderson
Alta Luther League
Cherokee
Eastside
Carl A. Larson
Fred Larson
August Daleske
Welcome
Minnesota
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Ella
Edgar
Richard Dunse
Windom
Fred Fritaner
Fred Dunse
Ortonville
Ed Witt
Phylissa Jamel
Walter Milghter Marlys
Abert Leitz
The
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