Fortune Kicks Again Ends Dark Ride For Buck Olney
Ward taunts Buck Olney before riding away leaving Buck bound to a cottonwood rope. Buck screams as Ward leaves with Buck’s fate hanging on a risky ride and a looming jail or exile far from home.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1918
Page
2
Ward taunts Buck Olney before riding away leaving Buck bound to a cottonwood rope. Buck screams as Ward leaves with Buck’s fate hanging on a risky ride and a looming jail or exile far from home.
Ward drags himself back to his cabin with a broken leg after a harsh struggle for survival. He rigs splints, rations water, and endures fever and loneliness while planning for recovery and awaiting news from Billy Louise and Phoebe as winter tightens.
A patient in Boise Idaho writes a Christmas note describing crafts a nurse taught, making neckerchiefs, and memories of the hills. He worries about his mother’s health, misses the ranch, and longs to ride Blue while asking after the cove folks.
In a sharp exchange a speaker boasted of many solemn thoughts while another taunted him about bells. The remark notes that about 70,000 church bells in Germany have been melted for war material.
Canton Ohio woman Maria BoyleD recalls suffering female troubles and overe royalty, two doctors recommending operation. Her mother advised Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, which relieved her enough to do housework. The ad urges others with similar conditions to try the remedy before surgery and offers medical advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Mass.
A junior clerk asks for two weeks leave to attend a friend's wedding. The employer mocks the request, asking if the friend is dear enough, and the clerk reveals the friend will soon be his wife after the ceremony. The exchange highlights workplace rigidity and personal stakes in a lighthearted vignette.
The article promotes toasted cigarettes known as Luckies produced by American Tobacco with Red Cross nurses in Europe distributing them to wounded soldiers. It extols flavor preservation and notes soldiers often request cigarettes first upon receiving aid, while linking the effort to wartime fundraising.
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