Ambush and cattle war weave through Concho tale
Garrett O Hara a young lawyer heads to Concho but is shot at by Shep Sanderson who mistakes him for Judge Warner amid a cattle war between Ingram and Barbara Steelman. Garret allies with Quantrell and Smith Beresford after saving them. Fitch is killed and hangings ensue before a lull settles the feud.
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Garrett O'Hara
Concho
Shep Sanderson
Judge Warner
Barbara Steelman
Garrett
Steve Worrall
Ingram
Steelman
Barbara
Bob Quantrell
Smith Beresford
Sanderson
Fitch
Quantrell
Shep
O'Hara
O’hara
Worrall
Ingratia & Harvey's
Steelman & McCarthy’s
Hank
Tenderfoot
McCarthy
Harvey
What did you do continued in Concho frontier drama
Garrett confronts a tense town in Concho as Quantrell warns of danger and a killer known as the Kid lingers in the Gold Nugget. Steve Worrall urges caution while O’Hara receives a threatening letter and prepares to seek safety. Tension rises as plans form for a risky move.
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Garrett
el Paso
O’hara
Concho
Steelman
Pat. McCarthy
Quantrell
O'Hara
Shep
Bob
Steve Worrall
McCarthy
Worrall
Shep Sanderson
Bob Quantrell
Steve
Brad Helm
Tenderfoot faces down gunmen in Gold Nugget showdown
In a frontier town, O’Hara and Steve Worrall infiltrate a tense standoff at the Gold Nugget. Sanderson and a red headed foe threaten, but O’Hara taunts them and draws their retreat. Bob Quantrell’s crew fires back, and the crowd weighs in on who blinks first.
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O'Hara
Sanderson
H—1
Texas Kid
Ingram & Harvey's
Steve Worrall
Icelandic sagas linked to Gaelic influences and Celtic myth
The Icelandic sagas are praised as premier works shaped largely by Gaelic and Celtic influence. Authorities suggest settlers produced them, with strong Irish connections evident in authorship, dating, and parallels to Irish bards and mythology.
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Iceland
Ireland
Remedy for Burns in Home Care
In every home with children keep a burn remedy ready. Olive oil and lime water should be on hand and mixed in equal parts. Saturate cloths with the solution and cover the burn.
When Mind Works Best In Morning Hours
A study finds office workers perform best in the second hour of the morning while others peak at night. Sir Walter Scott’s note on invention says the half hour after waking fuels his strongest ideas, aiding solving knots in stories or completing poems.
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Walter Scott
Scott
Barbara Steelman and David Ingram Love Tangled in Frontier Drama
Barbara Steelman daughter of cattle king Wesley Steelman confronts humiliation after failed bid to unite David Ingram and her divided San Marcos frontier community. She confides in Garrett O'Hara while wrestling shame and longing, seeking solace in his quiet companionship as the tale continues.
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Barbara
Wesley Steelman
San Marcos
David Ingram
Ingram
Garrett O'Hara
Money In Motion Sparks Revival Despite Hoarding
An Indianapolis News editorial argues that moving money through spending, rather than hoarding cash, stimulates industry. It notes experiments with circulating dollars, the wealth of wealth during stock slumps, and urges campaigns to spend, since money in motion buys more than idle cash.
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Wall Street
Indianapolis News
Educator Challenges Limits on Learning in Later Life
An elderly learner like John Smith can still acquire new skills, argues that prodigies prove age is not a barrier. Dr. Herbert Sorenson of the University of Minnesota notes the issue is not inability but lack of mental exercise, citing studies from the Waterbury Republican.
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John Smith
Herbert Sorenson
University of Minnesota
Waterbury
Cave man lover remains best seller lure says George Doran
At the Algonquin George Doran, publisher, notes the cave man type persuades readers to buy. He cites real life appeal with a girl’s gossip about Battling Bill, who enjoys solitude with a girl while ejecting others from the parlor.
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George Doran
The
Algonquin
Bill
Papa
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