Pursuit Into Guadaloup Canyon to Aid Wounded Man
In a tense chapter segment, Julia and Stone race from Circle Cross to Guadaloup Canyon to aid Wilson McCann after a shooting. They form a plan with Phil’s map memory, brace for danger, and join the Texan to reach the hidden valley and Dunwig’s ranch, as rustlers may flee to Mexico.
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Phil
Stone
Hidden Valley
Guadaloup Canyon
Julia
Ann
Circle Cross
Sable
Will
Carl Gitner
Gunadaloup Canyon
Jas
Mexico
Dunwig
Desert Pursuit Ends In Quiet Victory And Love
Wilson McCann survives a days long ambush by rustlers led by Carl Gitner. Jasper Stark dies saving his cohort and Julia reconciles with McCann as Dominick Rafferty arrives with a posse. Gitner dies in a final shootout and Julia and Wilson begin a hopeful future.
Campaign meetings in Helena launch Montana 1932 bids
Republicans and Democrats in Helena opened 1932 campaigns with state and national figures praising Hoover and the Democratic platform. The meetings endorsed the Chicago platform, pledged ticket support, and named leaders including W. W. McDowell as Democratic chairman. The platforms urged tariff cuts, banking reform, farm relief, seed loans, and drastic government cuts, with Republicans naming J. W. Speer as state chairman.
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Helena
Montana
Hoover
Chicago
Scott Leavitt
W. W. McDowell
Butte
Democratic State Central Committee
Federal Trade Commission
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Speer
W. J. Paul
Deer Lodge
Mike Reynolds
Billings
Joe Montgomery
Lewistown
J. R. Larcombe
Malta
George F. Baggs
Stevensville
Gladys Heinrich
Hardin
E. W. Spottswood
Missoula
Ethel Bielenberg
Bureau of Accounts
Paris Inventor Claims Gold From Sand by Ultraviolet Rays
An inventor in Paris seeks to prove he can transmute sand into gold using ultraviolet radiation. He previously claimed to have produced gold ingots from Mediterranean sand, a notion linked to medieval alchemy. A French scientist observed a metal deposit on a nickel plate, later treated with mercury yielding a fraction of an ounce of gold.
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Paris
Mediterranean
Political Party Symbols and their Origins
A brief look at the mule and donkey symbols and the associated party imagery. The piece traces how the donkey became linked to a political party and how the elephant and other emblems emerged, noting historical context and shifting associations.
Joy in Work and the Call to Ideal Pursuit
The text laments aging dullness and urges maintaining joy in work. It argues that enthusiasm fuels progress toward an ideal, propelling a person through life’s rough and smooth passages while focusing the mind on invention and purpose.
Montana State Normal College to Open Autumn Term
Montana State Normal College at Dillon will begin the autumn term with a large enrollment on September 26. Smith Brothers, ranchers near Martinsdale, sold their 150000 pound wool clip to a Boston firm for 13 cents per pound.
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Montana State Normal College
Dillon
Smith Brothers
Martinsdale
Boston
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William MacLeod Rain
Wilson McCann
Wilson
Jasper Stark
Walting
McCann
Jas Stark
Wils
Gitner
Giter
Per
Jule
Dad
Carl
Jasper
Ginner
Gunner
Dominick Rafferty
Horse Thief Park
Dominick
Sahara
Mmittee
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