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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1931

Page

6

Pursuit of Bob Quantrell Leads to Snowbound Caves

Sheriff O'Hara and a posse chase Bob Quantrell after rustler thefts in deep winter snow. A cave hideout near Mal Pass yields a note from Quantrell taunting pursuit as deputies endure bitter winds and frosty trails. Barbara Circle S O ranch foreman Jack Phillips and Garrett discuss the case late into the night.

Bob Quantrell Jefferson County O'Hara Bob Concho Deever Agua Caliente Horse Creek Longhorn Torral Steve Worrall O’haran O’hara Steve Quantrell Buckskin Joe Owen Ferril Mal Pass Worrall Brown Phil Hank Hank Ferris Mal Pais Circle S O Jack Phillips Ingram Barbara Garrett Jack Dad

Love and danger on the frontier

Barbara tends Garry Garrett O’Hara after a hunt for Quantrell in Mal Pais country. He reassures her of danger, vows to bring the outlaw to justice, while both sense a deeper feeling amid the looming sheriff’s pursuit and shared peril.

Quantrell Mal Pais David Barbara Abelard Heloise Dave Ingram Garrett Garrett O’hara O’hara Mal Pass

Measurements of Time by Old Water Clocks

The Montreal Family Herald notes early timekeeping used water clocks where marks on a vessel show day portions as water drains. Julius Caesar observed British midsummer nights shorter than in Gaul or Italy using such a clock and linked variation to Earth's shape and axial rotation.

Montreal Family Herald Julius Caesar Gaul Britain Italy

Scotsman's Rise Hat Peg Prize at Aberdeen Firm

The Aberdeen firm manager promotes his bookkeeper Sandy to the departed accountant role and offers the same salary. The bookkeeper asks about pay, and the manager responds that the salary stays the same but he gains a private hat peg.

Aberdeen Sandy London

City of Spires Copenhagen Denmark Under Modern Glow

Copenhagen known as the City of Spires due to its many church and palace towers. The ancient city now shows brick and stone in place of wooden houses, with Tivoli gardens as a famed 1843 landmark lit by thousands of lights and offering theaters restaurants and dance halls.

Copenhagen Denmark

Sheriff Tails Blooded Horses Theft at Circle S

Sheriff Garrett O’Hara traces Bob Quantrell after a night raid at Circle S stables. Quantrell swaps two blooded horses for worn geldings and leaves a taunting note. O’Hara reaches Concho and seeks Groganax as a contact in town to learn Quantrell’s next move. TO BE CONTINUED.

O’hara Bob Quantrell Smith- Beresford Hank Ferrel Quantrell Tenderfoot Concho Wes Kentucky Lyulph England Concho House Smith-Beresford Buck Creek Circle St Grogan Garrett O’hara Groganax O'Hara

California Fig Syrup praised by Des Moines mother

Mrs. Clara Gilliam of Des Moines Iowa endorses California Fig Syrup for her son Arthur showing it regulated his bowels boosted energy and eased colds. The ad notes decades of mother praise and doctors advising its use for biliousness headaches constipation and keeping bowels open during colds. It highlights its fruity flavor mild action and genuine label with California on packaging.

Arthur Clara Gilliam Bowdoin St Des Moines Iowa California

Inquiry About Mr Jones From Neighbor

A maid notes that Mr Jones was not at home and asks what message to convey about a request to borrow something. The exchange records a caller seeking contact with Mr Jones through his maid.

Mr. Jones

Literary conversations and childish amusement noted

A speaker critiques literary chats as largely expressions of preference or aversion. The remark contrasts adult insight with a twelve-year-old mindset, suggesting a grown man may still find amusement in such exchanges.

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