Feud Sparks Violence After Rancher Reunion Tale
Wilson McCann, a young Arizona ranchman, encounters his old friend Jim Yerby with a broken leg. Julia Stark tends him and warns her brother Jasper, who shoots at Wilson. James’s daughter learns the identity and ends the feud, while Peter McCann offers a reward for culprits. Matthew Stark disowns Wilson and vows to kill him on sight.
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Wilson McCann
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Jim Yerby
Julia Stark
Matthew Stark
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Jasper
Yerby
Ann Gifford
Ethel
Peter McCann
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Posta
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Gitner
Miss Stark
Poison Creek
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Nester
Somme
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Los Angeles
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Jas
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Reddy
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Phil
Dave Stone
Jule
Ile
Q Stark
Frontiersman Holds Ground in Feud Tension
Wilson McCann, warned by a deadly past, refuses to flee as his life is marked by Matt Stark and the McCanns. Julia Stark pleads for safety while Jasper Stark plots a counter move as Ann Gifford visits Yerby’s ranch and a looming showdown nears.
Voters, officials, and milestones mark Montana scene
Montana notes show 2467 registered voters in Judith County versus 2533 in 1930. Died June 12, Charles Huppe, Musselshell County attorney. Montana Dental association convention planned at Bozeman June 30 to July 2. Eighty-eight veterans en route to a bonus army pickup fed by Salvation Army in Missoula. State railroad commissioner race draws five candidates per nominating. Billings to celebrate 50th anniversary in late July. Dr. C B Rodes of Butte aces a 135 yard fifth hole at Butte Country Club with four witnesses. Migratory workers face job disappointment per Missoula forest service. Irma Pautio of Red Lodge wins Gregg silver medal for shorthand and typewriting. Heavy rains cause property and crop damage including Bainville cloudburst washing 100 feet of track. W. E. Harmon to retire. candidates include Williams, Cone, Mountjoy, Mitchell. Scott Leavitt unopposed for second district. Democrats Ayers and O Connor seek nomination to oppose him. first district Evans faces Monaghan. Fishermen warned on forest reserves after last year s fire bill. Custer National Forest coordinating with Missoula office.
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Mussellshell
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Montana State Dental Association
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IF. E. Williams
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Hamilton
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Boulder
Sam W. Mitchell
Congress
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Roy Ayers
Lewistown
James F. O'Connor
Livingstone
Leavitt
Evans
Joseph P. Monaghan
Mark. D. Fitzgerald
Stevensville
Custer National’ Forest
Renaissance Period of World's Great Advance
The Renaissance marks the transition from medieval to modern Europe. Beginning with Petrarch and the Italian humanists, it was sparked by Constantinople's fall and printing and spread through France Britain and Germany. It boosted fine arts in Italy, letters in Britain, and linked to the Reformation in Germany.
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Francis I
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Snakes in Hibernation Snakes
Fragmentary note details snakes and fissures, with unclear context about hibernation. Lacks identifiable people or places. cannot determine full event or location from the snippet.
Nation conventions and the path to presidency
The article notes that national conventions select presidents for four years, with public opinion guiding them. It cites John Quincy Adams’ diary warning that multiplying conventions risks tragedy, yet conventions have remained sovereign and electors chosen by them have always chosen the president.
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John Quincy Adams
As Old as His Creed Rector Defends Sermon
A Boston Transcript item recounts a young rector in a gunbelt delivering a sermon on the church’s divine character. An elderly lady rebukes him, and he replies with grave humor that he is 1,900 years old when wearing the belt.
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