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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1944

Page

2

Flicka’s Rescue Across the Moonlit Stream

Ken sneaks out under a hunter’s moon to find Flicka after a failed shooting order. He frees her from the mortal danger of the down whirl, pulls her from the stream, and discovers her alive. The night drains him but Flicka recovers as Ken’s hope and love flow into her.

Ken Flicka Gus Chester Fen Kitch King Sally Rob Nell Pole Mount

Flicka and Ken Endure Harsh Mountain Trial

In a brutal ranch tale, Ken fights frostbite while holding Flicka in a cold stream. Gus races to fetch the Winchester as dawn reveals Flicka dying. Ken is rescued by Rob and Nell, and Flicka shows signs of revival after grim wounds. (TO BE CONTINUED)

Gus Flicka Ken Rob Nell Liddle Gurl

Navy Task Forces Sail Pacific and Atlantic Warfare Update

Navy forces headlined by carriers patrol the Pacific from Wake to Rabaul and hunt German submarines in the Atlantic. USS Card leads with top submarine kills, while escort destroyer Boris sank after sinking two Nazi subs. Editorial columns discuss peace morale and a satirical look at wartime attitudes and public concern.

U. S. Navy Pacific Wake Rabaul Atlantic U. S. S. Card Boris Y Sea

Recording of Balaklava Bugle Call Uncovered in London

A unique phonograph record captures the bugle call that sounded the Charge of the Light Brigade at Balaklava on October 25, 1854 during the Crimean War. The English soldier who blew the call on the battlefield made the recording in London 53 years ago.

Balaklava Russia London

Blizzard Freezes Thousands of Cattle in Northwest

In the 1888 blizzard that hit the northwestern United States thousands of cattle were found frozen standing in fields, presenting a stark record of early winter disaster for ranchers and communities across the region.

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