Ingram Harvey confrontation tests O'Hara's resolve
O'Hara meets Ingram and Harvey at their adobe store in Concho. Harvey's ruthless stance clashes with O'Hara as they discuss Wes Steelman and a looming finish fight. O'Hara refuses to join either side, insisting on independence and lawful conduct despite pressure from the two-storefront group's threats.
O'Hara Faces Tense Confrontation in Concho Barroom
In Concho tensions rise as lawyer O'Hara, allied with Englishman Smith Beresford, is challenged by the killer Shep Sanderson. Quantrell and Steelman circle, while a staged showdown looms over hidden loyalties and looming violence.
Ambush Sparks Town Gunfight in Concho Cattle War
Young lawyer Garrett O'Hara heads to Concho where an ambush opens danger as desperado Shep Sanderson shoots at him. Barbara Steelman misreads targets, warns against Concho, and directs Garrett to Steve Worrall. In town Sanderson clashes with Garrett until rancher Ingram intervenes amid the cattle war with Steelman.
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Harvey
Shep Sanderson
O'Hara
Ingram
Wes Steelman
Dave
Steelman
Free
Ingram Rose
Nough
Cate
Hle
Worrall
Shorty
Smith-Beresford
Bob Quantrell
Quantrell
Steve Worrall
Concho
Barbara
Wes Consid
Barbara Steelman
Miss Steelman
Garrett O'Hara
Garrett
Judge Warner
Sanderson
Warner
Bees Travel Far For Honey In Snooze Proof Trips
The United States Department of Agriculture notes bees can fly eight miles to nectar and return with a load. A single pound of honey equals about 18 000 trips of 16 miles each, totaling nearly 300 000 miles of flight. In Wyoming irrigation alfalfa drives regular long hops, though storms and head winds cause many to fail to return or land abnormally at the hive.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Wyoming
Department
Partment Agriculturists
First Car Driver Tries Turning in Town Streets
Constable Slackpater scolds a first time driver for erratic driving as the motorist seeks room to turn around. The officer directs the vehicle toward Tordipville six miles away to circumnavigate the public square and return for a proper turnaround.
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Slackpater
Petunia
Torpidville
Kansas City Star
Great Medical Discovery Insulin Benchmarked by Banting
Canadian surgeon Dr. F G Banting returned from World War I service with a new remedy insulin. Working under Professor MacLeod at the University of Toronto with C H Best and others, experiments began in May 1921. The first diabetes patient treated with insulin received an injection at Toronto General Hospital on January 10 1922 marking a landmark in medicine.
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F. G. Banting
MacLeod
University of Toronto
C. H. Best
Banting
Toronto General Hospital
Mountains Peak at Five Thousand Feet Above Wall Route
The article notes that parts of the Great Wall run over mountains reaching up to 5,000 feet in elevation, illustrating the wall's rugged and elevated terrain.
California Fig Syrup Promotes Health For Children
Brightest period for growth is ages three to twelve and constipation can slow development. California Fig Syrup cleanses the bowels gently, tones weak stomachs, and aids colds and illnesses. Mrs. H. Mayer of Dallas attests it keeps her son Danny bright and healthy. Emphasize the name California for genuine product.
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California
H. Mayer
Marburg St
Dallas
Texas
Danny
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