Baree Son of Kazan Chapter XIV Continues
In January McTaggart spots Baree the wolf in the snow glare near his rite as the white marked dog advances with a hunter’s keen, heart thumping with danger. He sets a network of bait traps around Baree’s trail, then departs to his shack as a heavy snowfall blankets the scene.
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McTaggart
Taree
Biaree
Aimes
Eebiel
Garee
Amin
Neperso
Cuidine
McTaeeare
Baree
Au Spice McTageart
Eeree
Mike
McTarsac
Les
McTateart
Howes Sefto
McTaveart
Teo
Lee Bain
Anice Rane
MeTaseart
Hin Tle
Lac Tain
Shu
Bates
le A
di Patel
McTecart
Mae
Walt Breed
Helmass
Bush McTageart
Becan
Hengr
Birty
Bareo
MacTaggore
McTageart
Lu “Cad
Ile
McTassart
Min
Loren
Vining
Tie Stringer
Vin
MeTaysant
Buin
Tarrens
MeTageart
Government
Orsien
Trewirt
Pree
Lind
Tim
The Trap Robber and the Wolfish Fight in the North
Baree the wolf dog is trapped by McTaggart in a snowbound hunt. A stranger hunter arrives and questions mercy as Baree endures brutal, trapped torment. The tension builds toward a tense legal stalemate and vigilante justice.
Revenged A Busy Housewife Polishes Chaos
A household tale from Dallas features a busy wife angered by her children's mess in the sewing room. The father calmly reveals he tidied up the deck as payback giving a humorous domestic exchange with a two story concrete office building in the background.
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Father
Wyoming SquiBS Brief Highlights Local Life
A Cheyenne youths group forms a Boy Scout troop while Guernsey hosts a 1927 Wyoming golf tournament site. Douglas plans a State Pioneers Association program during the state fair. Ross to study at Oxford as Rhodes scholar. T. Lodge rider injured at Big Horn meet. County teachers report rural school consolidation progress in Laramie.
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Guernsey
Cheyanne
Wyoming
Douglas
John Chase
Tenes Lodge
Sheridan
George Tayloe Ross
England
Oxford University
Wyoming Game and Fish Protective Association
Laramie
Anna Dobbig
Pioneers’ Association
U.S. Employment Bureau
U.S. Department of Labor
Denver
Isa Vest
A. W. French
Cheyenne
United States Bureau of Animal Husbandry
United States
Laramie County
Pine Bluffs
One-Way Rule Phrase Reflects Confusion in Debate
A Detroit News note discusses how in disputes the winning side is clear, while the opposing view is muddled by irrelevant issues, calling for solemn reference to guidance and precedent.
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Detroit News
Daily Dialogue Exchange on Hunger and Weight
Two speakers discuss appetite and deprivation then question joining a religious group. The exchange pivots to whether one intends to maintain two specific weights rather than seeking spiritual commitment.
Public Lands in Nevada Grow Largest Unbroken Area
Nevada holds the largest remaining unbroken area of unappropriated public lands. The state covers 70 million acres with more than 42 million acres government owned, about 25 percent of the 186 million acres of remaining public domain.
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Nevada
Radio brings sea lions’ cries from London Zoo
London Zoological Garden broadcasts unusual program featuring the sounds and cries of sea lions. A specially designed transmitter was used for the 45 minute segment aired by radio stations nationwide.
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London Zoological Gardens
Newcomb Appeals for Tanlac After Surprising Recovery
Edwin A. Newcomb, once a Dellver garage owner, credits Tanlac with restoring his health after indigestion dizziness and weakness from a run down condition. He urges others to try the tonic saying it relieved pain boosted strength and cured sleepless nights. Tanlac marketed as nature’s remedy from rocks barks and herbs.
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Tanlac
Edwin A. Newcomb
Dellver
Cable Links Between England and Netherlands Expanded
Over two years two new telecommunication cables have been laid between England and the Netherlands. Each spans 765 kilometers, weighs about 1,100 metric tons, and comprises four wire groups with a main artery. The cable diameter is 25 millimeters, enclosed by a lantern cover to reach a total diameter of 54.5 millimeters.
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England
Netherhands
How I Improved My Health by Lydia Pinkham’s Compound
Mrs. Weaver credits Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with restoring her strength after years of illness. She details better sleep, renewed energy, and improved ability to work and care for three children. She urges other women to try the remedy and notes continued family use across generations.
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Weaver
Lydia &. Pinkham
Tamwell
Lawrence Weaven
East Smithfield St
Mt Pleasant
Lydia
Montress Family Herald Quips on Justice and Patience
The column quotes a humorous line about mercy and fair trial from a lawyer’s son. It urges not rushing to judgment and suggests a cautious life approach. The piece features a folksy tone and regional flavor.
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Trisoner
Montress Family Herald
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Texas
Platte County
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Casner
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Thermopolis
Arthur Byran
Roderick N. Matson
President Coolidge
Seville
Spain
Wyoming Crops In Livestock Reporting Service
Wyoming Methodist Church
Gasin
Charles Award Locke
St. Paul, Minn
Frig
Erin
Lander
Land
George S. Knapp
Chicago, Burlington and Quincey
U.S. Biological Survey
Custer
O. T. Morgan
Natrona County
George A. Wedell
Newcom
Powell
Wellington
IAP
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Mig Cheoista
Buffalo, Noy
Charlie
Hayes
Lansing
Durant Motors, Inc
New York
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