The Fighting Tenderfoot in Western Legend
A review of William MacLeod Raine's tale showing how a tenderfoot learns to survive the West through mastery of firearms. The piece emphasizes authentic backdrops, the six gun as civilizing force, and Raine’s portrayal of a newcomer rapidly adopting frontier life.
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William MacLeod Raine
Tenderfoot
Ledger of a lone lawyer in Concho foreshadows town feud
Garrett O'Hara, a shy lawyer, travels to Concho seeking work and encounters Barbara Steelman and the dangerous Shep Sanderson. Miss Steelman warns him against staying amid a looming feud as Sanderson’s killers hover nearby. O'Hara presses on, seeking Steve Worrall’s advice, then arrives at the Concho hotel to begin his new life.
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Lara
Aeeninst al Bink
Dave Ingram
Mr. Sanderson
Shep Sanderson
Barbara Steel
Nil
Rane
Judge Warner
Sanderson
Warner
O'Thira
O'Hara
Shep
Pheble
Aurora
Concho
Tender Font
Garrett O'Hara
Wesley Steelman
Laawyer
Steve Worrall
Longhorn Corral
Steve
Pine cone propagation hurdle for fresh growth
A note on starting pines from cones outlines impractical steps as cones must dry in the sun and seeds shaken out for germination. The process is hindered when cones are hurled and become damp, closing and preventing sprouting.
Ambush on the Frontier Chapter Opens with O Hara Attack
A sunbaked frontier scene follows Garrett O Hara as he rides toward Concho. Dust clings to clothing and gear while a sudden rifle shot scatters him into the brush. A tense exchange with Shep Sanderson triggers questions about the motive and the true target of the ambush.
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Garrett O'Hara
Concho
O'Hara
Jim
Tia
Mt Olive church life and social notes from Mount Olive
Mt Olive notes list visitors and local gatherings in Sioux City and Cherokee. Families, neighbors, and Ladies Aid members attend church services, a Halloween party is planned, and weddings or upcoming nuptials are teased. вд
Alta News Items From Friday Council Meeting On Sunday Movies Vote
City Council met on Friday at a special session called by Mayor Browne to renew a petition from Alta business leaders urging a special election on Sunday movies. A resolution by Councilman Morrissey and Louis Johnson set October 27 1938 as the election date. Other notes include alfalfa yields of 700 pounds from a six acre field, plans by Rehabilitation committee members to visit Cherokee Hospital ex service men, Dr Lloyd Jensen resigning Mayo Clinic research post for a Swift Company lab in Chicago, Harris Strid returning to western Montana, Vivian Nelson visiting Aurelia, and the funerals of Charley Nelson in Crookston Minnesota and related travel of Mrs Oscar E Nelson and Mrs John Chilgren to Crookston.
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Browne
Alta
Morrissey
Louis Johnson
W. H. Green
Brooke Township
Ed. Larsen
Martin Bonnickson
Amanda Kindwall
Zora Castle
Tom Patten
Cherokee
Cherokee Hospital
Lloyd Jensen
Peter Jensen
Rochester
Minnesota
Mayo Clinic
Chicago
Swift Company
Harris Strid
Alta Fo
Montana
Forest Reserve
United States Forestry Service
Vivian Nelson
Aurelia
A. W. Kindwall
Crookston
Charley Nelson
Oscar E.’ Nelson
Aurelig
John Chilgren
Albert City
Cherokee liquor raids net three arrests and rearrest
Sheriff L H Langwin and deputies and state agents conducted liquor raids Saturday taking three Cherokee men. Two pleaded guilty or waived to the grand jury while one remains jailed awaiting disposition. Henry Schroeder Holstein was rearrested in Cherokee after being acquitted in Ida Grove on a liquor to minors charge. He was returned to Ida Grove for other charges. Cherokee will again have a visiting nurse for at least four months starting December. Earl Powell, 23, is jailed in Guthrie Center on a statutory charge after allegedly attacking a 14 year old girl.
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Cherokee County
L. H. Langwin
Henry Schroeder
Holstein
Ida County
Cherokee
Schroeder
Ida Grove
Langwin
the Red Cross
Chamber of Commerce
Earl Powell
Guthrie Center
Powell
Powell's Companion Sought and Pilot- Rock Plowing Finances
The Times reports the Pilot Rock Plowing Match association's finances for the past year. Grand receipts total 8730.31 with nearly 4000 on hand. Open premiums 2128, youth premiums 417.75, miscellaneous expenses 1500. The recent match expenses run about 4500. Powell's companion is being sought.
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Powell
Pilot- Rock Plowing Match Association
Interesting Letters Inspire Timely Newsroom Scraps
A fragmented note urges writers to keep notes from papers and magazines handy to send to a friend, noting ideas often vanish before you write. The passage reads like a diary tip for correspondents and readers.
Prudence Is Courage by Emerson
Emerson argues that true prudence is courage not evasion. Those seeking serenity must resolve to face their worst fears and their stoutness will often render those fears groundless.
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Ralph Waldo Emerson
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