Wall and gang plot rustling in Herrick’s Utah cattle realm
Jim Wall, a Wyoming cowboy, seeks work in Utah where Hank Hays admits he is a robber working for Englishman Herrick. The plotters plan to steal Herrick’s cotton and money while Wall saves Hays from a gambler. Hays then schemes with Happy Jack Lincoln to seize 12 000 cattle as Helen Herrick nears the ranch. Heeseman warns Wall Hays betrayed him earlier.
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Jim Wall
Wyoming
Utah
Hank Hays
Wall
Herrick
Hays
Hank
Happy Jack
Lincoln
Helen
Heeseman
Nerrick
Jim
Smoky
Grand Junction
Jack
Sim
Herrick’s Escort to Star Ranch Brings Miss Herrick Home
Jim Wall escorts Helen Herrick from Grand Junction to Star ranch amid a hunt for Smoky’s gang. Aboard the buckboard, Herrick’s sister arrives with nineteen trunks, while Jim faces scrutiny from Barnes and Hank Hays as he contends with a risky assignment and a complex pretense.
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Herrick
Jim
Wall
Grand Junction
Barnes
Hays
Val
Wal
Jim Wall
Young Barnes
Smoky
Star Ranch
Green River
Miss Herrick
Hank Iays
Hank Hays
Cowboy
Utah
Mabel Loses LoveInterest Amid Shattered Romance
Mabel Porter, seventeen, contemplates Edouard Lovelace while Georgie Blake pursues romance and a Saturday picnic. When Georgie reveals Edouard is married, Mabel storms away with Georgie, only to be promenaded by rumbling car and a street chase as a boy yells for two bits and a ride.
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Abel Porter
Maybelle ‘Porter
Mabel
Edward Lovelace
Edouard
Georgie Blake
Georgie
Palace
Edouard Lovelace
Sissy
Maybelle
Boston
Asabel
William Lovelace
Tommy
Johnny Lovelace
Honeybees Never Yet Domesticated by Man
Bee experts from the USDA explain that despite close human contact bees remain wild. The queen and drone reproduce without outside contact so offspring do not inherit new experiences, while workers have no offspring to pass on learned traits.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Little Minds With Big Voices
A Northwestern Miller quote laments that small minds with loud speech largely shape world events. It argues that glib tongues mislead nations, placing weak leaders in power and enabling bad laws through persuasive rhetoric.
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Northwestern
Miller
Charity Dog to Retire Victor at Euston Station
Silky-haired retriever Victor built a six year record at Euston station in England for injured employee funds. The dog trotted the platforms to collect donations and support workers.
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Victor
Euston
England
Eee
Pattern 1625 Promotes Modern Women in Home Sewing
Advertises pattern 1625 with sizes from 14 to 44 and a 34 1/2 yard fabric requirement for size 16. Includes illustrated sewing instructions and costs 15 cents plus mail order to Sewing Circle Pattern Department New York City.
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Sife
Sewing Circle Pattern Department
West Seventeenth Street
New York City
Senator Sorghum on diplomats learning local language
Senator Sorghum rejects the idea of diplomats learning the host country language. He warns it is a temptation to spend years studying basics rather than serving effectively, reflecting a dated Washington Star quote.
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Senator Sorghum
Washington Star
Times Change in Father Son Bargain for Football Ticket
A note about a father recounting how his son once hoped for a circus trip for good behavior and now teases a football ticket in return. The exchange shows shifting parental incentives and modern sports fandom.
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Cireus
Picture of Liberty with an ice cream cone scene
Russell and Jean examine photos. Jean asks about a picture. Russell explains it is the Statue of Liberty and notes she is recognizable by the ice cream cone in her hand.
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Russell
Jean
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