Cattle Kate Turbulence Sparks Ranch Feud and Hidden Dog Secret
Kate Cathrew owner of the Sky Line ranch travels to Cordova where a rifle threat near horses escalates into a clash between McKane and Sheriff Selwood. Nance Allison, the affected girl, with her ill mother and crippled brother, faces pressure as Kate seeks pasture land. A cave discovery of a guarding dog and child deepens mysteries while ranchers blame cattle theft on Kate’s circle, including partner Lawrence Arnold, as Brand Fair protects Sonny and Dirk with plans to move Sonny home.
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Kate Cathrew
Kate
Sky Line
McKane
Cordova
Selwood
Nance Allison
Bud
Allisons
Big Basford
Rod Stone
Basford
Nance
Colle
Sonny
Brand
Dirk
MeeKane
Fair
Bud Provine
Blue Stone Canyon
Death
MecKane
Meltane
Fredde
Sheriff Price Selwoof
Hdm
Me Kane
Do You Value It A Moment In Kate Cathrew’s Scheme
Kate Cathrew presses for a pact as a letter from New York unsettles the trader Selwood. Sonny Fair enters Nameless life and Mrs. Allison reshapes scarce belongings into garments while Bud questions poverty and Nance cherishes dreams amid a thriving cornfield and quiet longing.
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Kate Cathrew
New York
Selwood
Kate
Sonny Fair
Allison
Brand
Sonny
Bud
Nance
Bement
Nameless River Woman Faces Destruction and Debt
Nance Allison confronts ruin as her cornfield is trampled by cattle destroying her harvest. She vows to fight for her homestead while coping with debt to MecKane and a tense meeting with Kate Cathrew in Cordova.
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Mrs. Allison
Kate
Bud
Nance
Fappy
Missouri
Nameless River
Mammy
Cordova
Vichanee
Get Out of That Door Chapter Ends on Summer Flight
A tense escape scene unfolds as Nance faces a bitter departure, while summer scents and birds set a contrasting backdrop. The narrative juxtaposes harsh pursuit with tranquil nature, hinting at shifting danger and resilience.
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Nance
When Nance Meets Kate Yet Again in Bold Turnabout
In a vivid scene two leading women, Nance and Kate, converge and spark a striking turn of events as the encounter unfolds with unexpected energy and drama.
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Nance
Kate
From Basilica to Cathedral in Roman Architecture
The Kansas City Star explains how basilicas served as Roman meeting halls and courts with a central nave aisles pillars and a dais for judges. After Christianity spread these basilicas were converted into churches and the cathedral form evolved from this ancient plan.
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Rome
Kansas City Star
Industrial firms cut prices on key goods
The industry argues that many large manufacturers offer cheaper products than in the past, citing broader competition and efficiency gains as driving prices downward.
Points on Keeping Well
Western News presents guidance on maintaining health with practical tips for daily living. The piece stresses balanced routines, nutrition, and rest to support overall well being.
Proper Infant Bathing Practices for Daily Care
The routine bath should occur once daily in warm quiet surroundings with water at 90 to 95 degrees Fahrenheit. Use a bath thermometer, prepare supplies in advance, wash face and ears first, use little soap, rinse well, and dry thoroughly. Limit initial baths to about three minutes for young babies, extending time as the child grows.
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John
Rainbow Cliff
Mystery Ridge
John Allison
Barton Becomes Assistant National Adjutant in Legion
James F Barton, formerly adjutant of the Iowa department of the American Legion, has assumed duties as assistant national adjutant. His move frees National Adjutant Russell Creviston to focus on the wartime endowment fund for the disabled and orphans.
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Iowa
Endowment
Barton
Legion
Iowa Department
National
Fort Dodge
National Convention of the Legion
R. J. Laird
Algona
Laird
National Executive
Maurice Cahill
Cedar Rapids
Cost of Carelessness Automobile Accidents Rise in February 1925
February 1925 saw 74 cities with populations over 27 million report 840 auto deaths, a daily rate of 387 per million. The National Safety Council notes pedestrians, children ages five to fourteen, and street crossings as major risk factors, with most incidents caused by carelessness and haste.
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United States
National Safety Council
Would Make It Harder to Amend Constitution
A resolution to change Article V of the U S Constitution was introduced by L D Bower of the American Legion in Columbus Ohio. It would require a two thirds congressional membership vote to initiate an amendment and ratification by three fourths of the congressional representation of all states within five years.
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United States
The
American Legion
Columbus
Ohio
L. D. Bower
Ohio Senate
Congress
Bower
Dawes Joins 40 and 8 Honorary Society
Vice President Charles G. Dawes is sworn into the 40 and 8, the American Legion boxcar society, in Chicago. George Dobson, head of the society, officiated as Dawes accepted the Voyageur title.
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Dawes
Charles G. Dawes
American Legion
the Legion
Voyageur Dawes
Voyageurs
Chicago
George Dobson
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McCall Company
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Ole
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Brand Fair
Paradise
Frederick R. Green
Health
Western News
Paper Union
James F. Barton
American Legion News Service
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