Thunderhead the White Horse News From Goose Bar Ranch
Thunderhead, the white horse bred from the Albino wild stallion, is trained by 14 year old Ken McLaughlin at Goose Bar ranch in Wyoming. Rob McLaughlin sells most horses to raise sheep, straining family finances and risking a rift with Nell. Thunderhead escapes during a ride and joins a herd led by the Albino.
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Thunderhead
Goose Bar Ranch
Wyoming
Albino
Owwer
Ken McLaughlin
Idaho
Rob McLaughlin
Ken
Rob
Nell
Howard
Thunderhead and Albino Stallion Clash In Valley Duel
In a dramatic valley confrontation Thunderhead and the Albino stallion fight for dominance over a herd of mares. After a brutal duel Thunderhead kills the Albino and becomes the valley’s acknowledged master. Ken, exhausted, clings to Thunderhead as the herd disperses and the scene ends with questions about Thunderhead’s future.
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Thunderhead
Ken
Howard
Neversummer Range
Albing
Kohlsaat forecast of motor car dominance proves true at museum exhibit
A Chicago Museum of Science and Industry display traces the automobile’s rise from 1895 race to 1940s mass production. Highlights include Duryea and Benz models, Model T Ford, 1911 Cadillac, and the shift to electric starters and four wheel brakes, confirming Kohlsaat’s prophecy amid early farmer doubts.
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J. Frank Duryea
Charles
Duryea Mor Wagon Corp
Pioneer
Automobile Manufacturing Company
United States
Duryea Company
Chicago
Duryea
Arthur M. White
Kohlsaat
Louis Greenough
Harry Adams
Pierre
S. D
Lmits
Mitchell
Press
Dakotaa
Henry Ford
Chicago Museum of Science and Industry
Vine Arts
Evanston
Kohlsaar
Rogers
Macys of
New York
Frank Duryea
Benz
Oscar Mueller
Charles King
King
Mueller
Stevens-Duryea
C. F. Kettering
U. S
Duryea-Stevens
Kettering
Kohsaat
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Mary O'Hara
Flicka
Hardy
Thunderheads
By AL Jedlicka
H. H. Kohlsaar
Old
Chicago Times-Herald
Los Angeles
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