Thunderhead the White Horse of Goose Bar Ranch
Thunderhead, the sole white horse foaled on Goose Bar in Wyoming, traces lineage to the Albino. Owner Ken McLaughlin aims to make him a racing star at an Idaho meet, but the gelding runs wild during a mountain trip, kills the Albino, and seizes the band. Ken’s father replaces Thunderhead with Touch and Go for racing while a cold snap drives the herds to stables.
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Thunderhead
Goose Bar Ranch
Wyoming
Ken McLaughlin
Idaho
Ken
Rob
Banner
Gus
Nell
Pauly
Perry Gunston
Tommy Pratt
Gunston
Denver
Thunderhead Returns with Mares For Ken's Race Plot
Rob and Nell debate how to handle Thunderhead and the band of mares after the stallion brings his herd back to the Goose Bar corral. Ken hopes to race Thunderhead, but Rob and Nell fear the horse’s loyalty to his valley may undo their plan. Thunderhead's strength and trust pull Ken toward a harder truth.
Adonis Complex Strains Quiet Marriage of Local Couple
Kathleen Norris relays a wife's view of Johnnie, a college football star turned admired architect, whose vanity and constant boasting strain their six month marriage. She notes his charm, kindness, and love of family while lamenting his self preoccupation and continual self references.
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Johnnie
Adonis
Johnnie the Magnificent Faces Life’s Hard Fall
A column discusses marriage risks and the rise and fall of a charming husband. It notes that every marriage has difficulties, suggests the husband Johnnie's vanity may fade, and advises the wife to engage him in helping wounded veterans to gain perspective before maturing into a steadier partner.
Vanity and conflict in a hopeful marriage
Carol and Johnnie, a handsome architect on a farm, clash over his persistent vanity and boasts about affairs. Miss Norris doubts perfect happiness, suggesting aging will calm his ego while leaving memories, as they await their first child.
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Carol
Johnnie
Miss Norris
JAP WOMEN TO VOTE DISCUSSION MARKS MILESTONE
The article notes Japan opening ballots to women as a milestone in women's rights. It mentions a 60 year past figure Miss Kageyama jailed for activism and cites progress in 1935 Philippines granting equal voting rights as a regional example.
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Japan
Susan Anthony
Kageyama
Philippines
Man Traveled in Hearse to Lodge Housing Shortage
E. T. Sarman arrived in West Palm Beach from Bainbridge Indiana in a hearse but said the trip was for vacation not burial. He bought the vehicle to cope with a housing shortage and even set a bed inside for hotel shortages, calling it very comfortable.
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West Palm Beach
Fra
E. T. Sarman
Bainbridge
Ind
Sarman
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Mary Chara
W.M.A
Shorty
Sherman Hill
Saginaw Falls
Big Joe
Tommy
Dickson
Pratt
Greenway
Goose Bar
Heaven and Earth
Dad
By Kathleen Norris
Arol
Ily
Freddy
Johnnie the Magnificent
Kathleen Norris
Bell Syndicate
WIN
Professional Directory
L. W. Baskett
Big Timber, Mont
L. H. Townsend
Osteopathic
Masonic
Big Timber
R. J
DR. D. Claiborn
Montana
E. D. Overland
Law County Court
B. Olness
Clark’s Transfer Drayage & Storage
Livingston
C. J. Ellingson
Motor Inn
Veterans’ Information Service Center
Hilda Coster
Selective Service Office
Masonic Temple
Chico Hot Springs
Emigrant
W. P
Chico
R. C. Knowles
G. A. Townsend
National Park Bank
Livingston, Mont
Vermont Loan & Trust Co
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