Indian BEEF IO ice trail and cattle drive
Lew Burnet leads the Cross T herd driven from Texas to the Indian agent at Ogallala. Tom Arnold is killed in a stampede. Lew becomes owner until cattle sale, with STEVE and JOY set to share. The herd reaches Dodge City amid dangers as Joy and Lew pursue Clay Manning who disappears, leading to a gunfight and injuries.
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Lew Burnet
Texas
Ogallala
Tom Arnold
Lew
Steve
Joy
Dodge City
Clay Manning
Clay
Wing
Charley Storms
Wyoming
Bank
Ed Splann
Splann
Steve Arnold
Dodge
Splaiun
Stews
Cross T herd delayed by quarantine and personal reckonings
A Texas driven cattle group faces Keith County quarantine due to Texas fever. Captain Wing and the army defer a waiver, while Lew weighs salvage options and Steve confesses past actions that entangle Clay and Open A. The pair confront a grim future as August ends.
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Clay
South Platte
War Department
Telegraph Office
Steve
Lesson Summary for June 18 reveals scripture selections
The article presents the June 18 lesson plan focusing on selected scripture texts authorized for use by the International Council of Religious Education. It outlines themes and topics for study without citing specific verses or numbers.
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International Council of Religious Education
How To Make Slipcovers Pattern No 5727 Instructions
Advertises home sewing guides for slipcovers and lingerie. Says many American women are becoming expert upholsterers and lists steps to cut sew and finish slipcovers for chairs and a sofa. Offers complete instructions for Pattern No 5727 for 16 cents plus name and address. Also promotes Appliqued Panties Pattern No 5626 with sewing steps and 16 cents.
Pattern No. 268 for folding stands and trays
Mrs Spears provides an actual size cutting pattern with a full materials list and illustrated assembly directions for folding stands and plywood trays. Pattern No 268 is sent for 15 cents to cover cost and mailing. Address:
Record depth escape from submarine sinks in Mediterranean
Collier's reports the deepest escape from a submarine by men with breathing gear reached 210 feet. Two P-32 crew members who died in the Mediterranean on September 17, 1941 faced pressure about 133 tons during the descent.
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Mediterranean
Collier's
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United States
Commonwealth of
Keith County
Rayburn
Ox Bow
Captain Wing
Lieutenant Eaton
Dean
Christ Jesus
Jesus Christ
Christ
Paul
Timothy
Harold L. Lundquist
D. D
The
Moody ‘Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Uth
Wveth Spears
Ruth Wyeth Spears
Bedford Hills
New York
Sewing Circle Needlework
South Wells St
Chicago
Willys
Yma
Bfgoodrich
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