Wagon Wheel Ranch Saga Ends in Deadly Ride and Foreclosure
Mary Sutherland lured to Arizona by Wagon Wheel ads. Len Henley with Ham Burdan purchases notes, takes Mary to Phoenix, where Len wins three thousand dollars for Mary on Mad Hatter. Mary buys the equity, rehires Ma and Pa Burdan, and returns to the ranch where she kills Sheriff Wade’s son.
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Mary Sutherland
Arizona
Wagon Wheel
Pa Burdan
Len Henley
Ham
Len
Mary
Phoenix
Ater
Wade
Margaret
Margaret Maxwell
Hamilton Henley
Skunk
Hank Wade
Sheriff Wade
Miss Sutherland
Yavapai County
Pedro
Bill
Hank
Dramatic Western Clash Ends With Dead Wade Brother
In Prescott Arizona Mary Sutherland confronts Sheriff Wade and the Burdans as rumors swirl from Breezy Wade's death. Pedro Ortiz plans vengeance while Pa Burdan and Carlotta face dismissal. The chapter ends with Ortiz set to ambush Breezy Wade’s killer at dawn.
Hydromania Threat to U S Waterways Sparks Mundt Bill
Washington analyst outlines Rep. Karl Mundt’s H.R. 519 to prevent water pollution and safeguard public health and aquatic life. Kenneth Reid of the Isaac Walton League criticizes over damming while praising prudent waterway conservation.
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Washington
Karl Mundt
South Dakota
Committee On Rivers and Harbors
Mundt
Mr. Mundt
United States
Mr. Reid
Reid
Potomac
America
Barbs and Blunt Wartime Quips on Allies and Enemies
The piece satirically recalls Russian eagerness to reach Berlin, notes weakness in any chain, mocks the Japanese youth as a carp and praises a Yankee with a bayonet. It also jokes about shortages of fat back and the impact on coupons.
Rug design from worn textiles with woolen strips
Woolen strips from coats and dresses form the background for a hooked rug. Turquoise flowers and tied cherries come from dyed old blanket pieces. Burlap foundation is cut into twelve inch squares and each square is hooked separately before sewing. Pattern 201 provides size, color guide, and material prep directions.
Slowest ripening fruit found in Seychelles
The sea cocoanut, native to the Seychelles, is described as the slowest maturing fruit, needing ten years to reach full ripeness.
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Seychelles
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Bevess
Joseph Alcott Blanding
Joseph
Joe
Pedro Ortiz
Dona Maria
Carlotta
Breezy
Breezy Wade
Joel
Rube
Wagon Wheel Yard
Prescott Register
Mister Ortiz
Senora Burdan
Pa Byrdan
Washington Digest
U. S
Wndu Service
Union Trust Building
Washington, D. C
Columbia River
Army
Coast Guard
Marines
Bankhage
Berlin
Infantry Journal
Ruth Wyeth
Spears
Bedford Hills
New York
Oking Features Syndicate
Fleischmann
Mei
Standard Brands Incorporated
Grand Central Annex
Box
New York 17
N. Y
Brown
Lambago
McKesson Laboratories
Gareton
and McKesson
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