Dude Woman and the Wagon Wheel Ranch Deal
Mary Sutherland schemes to acquire the Wagon Wheel ranch by negotiating with the bankrupt Burdans while Ham Henley pursues foreclosure strategy. Len Henley, recovering from injury, forms a bond with Mary as Ham fights to control the property and his son’s future. The scene ends with a tense interview and looming confrontation as Mary asserts leverage over Ham and the bank.
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Smarty
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Wagon Wheel State Land Lease
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Wagon Wheel Home Ranch
Sailor Boy Pattern 7076 Offers Doll Family Wardrobe
Sailor Boy has gal in every port and navy motif for dolls and clothes. Pattern 7076 includes transfer designs and directions. Due to high wartime demand, some orders take longer to fill. Send your order to the address listed.
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Sailor Boy
Tibetan Antelope Proves Unfailing Weather Prophet
A Takin at London Zoo gained fame as a weather prophet its oily coat signaling unsettled conditions when rain threatened. The article notes wolves as weather wise too predicting a weather change with a long chorus of howls lasting about 12 hours before the shift.
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Radio Intelligence Units Shuts 375 Illegal Stations
The Radio Intelligence Division of the FCC reports 375 illegal radio stations shut down since July 1, 1940. Its Portland listening post was the first to detect a secret Nazi station operated from the German embassy in Washington D C.
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Tricky History Quiz From Early American Questions
A set of trivia on U S history and government covering Franklin statehood, the first Supreme Court bench, shark brains, citizen-facing departments, candlefish naming, garlic family, Hawaiian territorial status, and Lincoln Gettysburg address occasion.
Answers to a set of trivia questions
A list answers includes Tennessee, six justices on the first Supreme Court bench, yes with four senses, post office department, an oily fish usable as a candle, garlic as a lily family member, reference to 1900, and the dedication of a national cemetery.
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Supreme Court
Post Office Department
North Pacific Coast
Elephants Ignore Mice Say Zoo Keepers
Keepers at Philadelphia Zoo report elephants pay no attention to mice and rely on their trunks for information. Eyes and ears are limited, so sight is not relied on to find peanuts or detect surroundings.
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Philadelphia
Firestone
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