Cowboys and rustlers clash on Herrick ranch in Utah.
Sim Wall, a Wyoming young cowpuncher, arrives in Utah and meets Hank Hays who works for Englishman Herrick. They plot cattle theft while Wall falls for Helen Herrick. Hays betrays trust, money disappears, and pursuit follows into Robbers Roost as tensions erupt among the gang and lovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sim. Wall
Wyoming
Utah
Hank Hays
Herrick
Hays
Jim Wall
Leutenants
Heeseman
Jim
Miss Herrick
Helen Herrick
Helen
Latimer
The Notch Siege Ends The Quiet Gauger and Ransom
Jim and Smoky defend a cave fortress as outlaws led by Hank Hays close in. Miss Herrick uses a pistol to force Hank to surrender and to help hide Helen. A gunfight erupts on the rim as Heeseman’s outfit closes, with deaths and a stash of loot revealed.
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Jim
Hays
Brad Lincoln
Smoky Slocum
Tyar
Mike
Slocum
Heeseman
Hank
Herrick
Happy
Miss Herrick
Smoky
Mae
Jeff
Happy Jack
Cottonwood
Helen
Mac
Bridges
Herseman
Neeseman
Byar
Fiags
Jack
Hyar
Bre
Monumental American Cemeteries Mark Armistice Legacy
Prepared by National Geographic Society, the article reviews American Battle Monuments Commission efforts since 1928. It details eight memorial chapels and battlefield monuments across France Belgium and England, noting design by American architects, inscriptions, and visitor facilities at each site including Hill 204, Montsec and Montsec area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Geographic Society
American Battle Monuments Commission
Congress
John J
Montfaucon
Ypres
Belgium
Chateau-Thierry
Montsec
St. Mihiel
United States
Arlington National Cemetery
Aisne-Marne
Meuse-Argonne
Lorraine
France
Paris
Vosges
Thiaucourt
Smoky Returns With Pack As Locating Hank Proves Elusive
Smoky drags in Hays' pack and Jim halts the hasty retreat. Slocum reports no progress as Hank remains unlocated and the bed region becomes the focus of the search. The fragment hints at a chase or retrieval in a rural setting with unsettled clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smoky
Hays
Jim
Slocum
Hank
Army Assembly East of Paris Routed to Rail-Supplied Front
An American force positioned well east of Paris prepared for logistics by rail lines from widely used South Atlantic ports of France. The move aimed to keep supply lines robust and avoid exposed routes.
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Aisne- Marne
Belleau Wood
Fereen-Tardenois
Ourcq River
Oise-Aisne
Fere
St. Michiel
Verdun
Meuse
Moselle
Pont-aa-Mousson
Metz
Paris
How to Make Jars Airtight Without Rings
A home canning tip from The Housewife describes dipping tis sue paper in milk and placing it over jars while wet then tying and allowing it to dry. The parchment dries and the jars become airtight as long as the cover remains.
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Public Ledger, Inc
WNU Service
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Zane Grey
WNU
Aisne
Vesle
Marne Valley
Phillips’ Milk
Phillips
Attan
Dean
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