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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1934

Page

3

Wall and Herrick Ranch Cattle Rustling Plot

Jim Wall, a Wyoming cowpuncher, travels to Herrick’s Utah ranch where Hank Hays and two rustlers plot to steal cattle and money. Wall grows close to Helen Herrick while Hays schemes, theft unfolds, and a canyon chase at Robbers Roost ensues as authorities close in.

Jim Wall Wyoming Utah Hank Hays Herrick Hays Leutenants Heeseman Jim Miss Herrick Wall Helen Woén Stla Drive Helen Herrick Ielen Wals

Robbers Camp Described in Narrow Valley Escape Risk

Jim and Hank Hays lead a raiding group in a secluded grove of about twenty five acres. Sparrowhawk lies grievously wounded while a prisoner sleeps. plans include ransom, a possible escape route, and a quiet shift of camp duties as tensions rise over loot and loyalties.

Jim Hays Uow Wal Uys Val Herrick Hank Bridges Smoky Wall

Night Vigil Aboard the Mountain Farm Raid

Jim keeps watch on Sparrowhawk Latimer and the gang as Hays builds a shelter for Miss Herrick and plans ransom. Latimer, wounded and feverish, fears a cry from the depths while Smoky urges Latimer to confess what haunts him, amid tense camp life and suspicions of bribery.

Tal” Slocum Jim Jin Derrick Hays Jef Bridges Sparrow Wall Happy Jack Jlelen Iggs Happy Universal Miss Herrick Smoky Latimer Val Siocum Old Man Tony

Trip up the Orinoco in the wake of Humboldt

National Geographic Society reports a century after Humboldt’s voyage the Orinoco remains largely unchanged. The river, Venezuela’s gateway to Guayana, features 36 entry channels, major towns such as San Felix and Ciudad Bolivar, ancient forts at Los Castillos, and a turtle nesting season on two sand bars.

National Geographic Society Ashington D. C WNU Service Alexander von Humboldt South America Venezuelan National Cartographic Office Venezuela Sierra Parima Atlantic Port of Spain Boca Grande Beebe Orinoco Delta Orinoco Walter Raleigh Los Castillos San Thome Sir Walter el Dorado San Felix Ciudad Bolivar Bolivar Americs Caldad Bolivar Angostura Istands Maptre la Urbana Playa Pararuna Turtle Islands Meta San Fernando de Atabapo Colombia Puerto Carreno Humboldt Voyager

Why Hospitals Use a Liquid Laxative

Hospitals and doctors favor liquid laxatives for adjustable dosing and gentler, natural bowel movement. Properly prepared liquids like Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin are non habit forming and suitable for all ages, including children, with fewer kidney risks.

Hays Leads Men to High Point Over Green Hole

After breakfast Hays led his men except Latimer up through the west outlet to the highest point nearby. The entire green hole and all approaches, including the dark gully, were visible from the summit as Brad Lincoln taunted about safeguarding the roost.

Hays Latimer Green Hole Brad Lincoln

Zones of peace once covered early earth scientist says

Naturalists report Tibetan highlands offer a modern glimpse of Eden where wildlife fears nothing and humans show restraint. Archaeologist notes a fox and auklet approach camps while distant hunters keep guns, suggesting ancient harmony helped early domestication by friendship, not force.

Science Service Tibet Alaska Garden of Eden Walter Hough Smithsonkin Institution Scientific Monthly Hough Central Asia Doctor Hough

Not Wanted A courteous thief returns tires with note

A thief in Boulder, Cole, took two tires from a private driveway trailer. He returned the tires two days later with a card reading, Wrong size, thanks, anyway. The incident shows a polite but unlawful retry.

Boulder Cole

Mass Production Birthplace Highlighted in Sweden

In Jonkeping Sweden the cradle of mass production emerges with the Lagerman mallehmaking machine. TsT2 marks its role in triggering debates over technological unemployment and industrial standardization.

Jonkeping Sweden

Too Much Peace For The Dove Of Peace

A reflective item notes widespread calm and refusal to engage in conflict. It suggests that peace prevails because taking up arms is deemed too troublesome for all involved.

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