Roper Captured by Thorpe Men in Lasham Camp
Bill Roper lies under guard at Walk Lasham's southwest camp two days from Fork Creek as Red Kane Jim Leathers and hands tell of Ben Thorpe's ruthless pursuit. Marquita appears as a potential disruptor while Roper weighs chances of escape or death on the trail toward Sundance.
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Red Kane
Fork Creek
Jim Leathers
Walk Lasham
Sundance
Roper
Ben Thorpe
Bill Roper
Marquita
Miles City
Lasham
Texas
Jody Gordon
Thorpe
Ben
Leathers
Iron Dog
Montana
Dry Camp
Kane
Great Montana Raid Forces Showdown at Lasham Camp
The Great Raid across Montana devastates Lasham outfits with Dry Camp strikes and cattle theft. Jody Gordon is rescued, Jim Leathers questions a plan, Marquita flees, and Bill Roper seizes a tense standoff as Red Kane backs a risky rescue. The scene ends with Roper bound and the outcome unresolved.
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Lasham
Roper
Montana
Canada's Effort in War Explained to U S Public
BAUKHAGE discusses Canada’s conscription, war effort, and home front details for U S readers. He notes Canadians aged 21 to 24 face defense service, that 40 percent of national income funds the war, and that conscripts cannot be sent abroad though many volunteer for foreign service. He contrasts Canada’s stance with U S debates on military service.
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WNU
H Street
N. W
Washington
D. C
Senate
Capitol
King George
Queen Elizabeth
Canada
Malcolm McDonald
United States
Army
Navy
Air Force
MacDonald
Britain
Kipling
Queen Anne Palace
Our Lady of the Snows
England
BRIEFS: Postwar costs and parking notes
Bankhage notes love and curfew jokes while a gas limit frees parking time. A eater of nervous indigestion jokes about fat pay envelopes. Senator Davis proposes a bipartisan postwar study commission and Representative Voorhis seeks a $500000 appropriation in the House.
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Aegrve
Davis
Pennsylvania
House
Voorhis
Tre Ao ke Tre Ao ke crochet bow enhances chairs
A fragment describes crocheted bow patterns with colorful embroidered roses to decorate chairs. Pattern 7002 includes a 13 by 8 inch transfer motif and two 834 by 5 inch pieces with crochet stitch directions, materials, and color schemes.
Slowly Perfected Arts and Sciences Quote in Montaigne Style
A compact excerpt notes that arts and sciences are not fixed molds but refined by gradual effort, practice, and careful handling, suggesting a patient, evolving path to mastery. The passage emphasizes deliberate shaping over abrupt perfection by those who take time to refine.
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Montaigne
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National Farm
Home Hour
Oklahoma
Anacostia Hills
Weather Bureau
America
Congressional Record
U. S. Army
Earl C. Ewert
Fort Bragg
United States Army
Ewert
Little, Brown and Company
Everett Shinn
James Hulme
Hanson Baldwin
Bankhage
Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Ave
New York
Tern No
Writers’ Service
Wayne
Bixel St
Los Angeles
Bombay Chronicle
Stun T Reatucnstil
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