Frontier Day brings gunmen to Sleepy Cat town
Lefever presides as Henry De Spain faces a risky posting after Calabasas bad men sweep through Sleepy Cat. Jeffries pushes Henry toward the Thief River stage line as Lefever plots a new general superintendent role amid Morgan’s gap rivals and frontier tension.
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Lefever
Spain
John Lefever
Sleepy Cat
de Spain
Jeffrices
Mountain Division
John
Henry
Jeffries
Medicine Bend
William
Calabasas
Morgan's Gap
Nao Morgan
Duke Morgan
Jeff
Gale Morgan
Thief River
Calabasas Valley
Calabasasino
Sandusky
Logan
Dave Sassoon
Morgan
Morgan’s Gap
Thief River Line
De Spain Falls for Music Mountain Girl Distracts From Job
De Spain watches Nan Morgan dance with Gale Morgan at the Grant Street pavilion and recalls the shooting match defeat. He notices the Calabasas gang led by the Morgans, judges Nan’s courage, and decides to accept the Thief River stage job despite lingering grudges against the Morgans.
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de Spain
Grant Street
Gale Morgan
Satterlee
Nan
Calabasas Gang
Sandusky
Harvey Logan
Duke Morgan
Bull Page
Sassoon
Logan
Go Ssip
Calabases
Bure
Spain
Main Street
Nan of Music Mountain Promises rugged railroad serial intrigue
Frank Hamilton Spearman, famed railroad adventure writer, drew on years as a railroader in the Rocky Mountains. The serial Nan of Music Mountain features unusually impressive characters, a well crafted plot, and vigorous movement, suggesting strong appeal to leading periodicals and publishers.
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Frank Hamilton Spearman
America
Rocky Mountain Country
Music Mountain
De Spain Faces Morgan Gang Campaign Strategy
The query speculates on De Spain’s methods to obtain accurate data on the Morgan gang and start a campaign against them. It questions whether he will personally enter the gang’s stronghold near Calabasas or seek leverage through Nan Morgan to influence outcomes.
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Spain
Morgan
Calabasas
Nan Morgan
Divorce filing follows quick marriage in town
The speaker notes White-So Green seeks a divorce from the widow he married a month ago, questioning the haste of the union and the motives behind it while Browe mentions a related divorce matter for the season.
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Green
Browe
White
Crisis of Woman's Life in Oklahoma a Personal Testimony
A woman in Iola Wagon reports relief from a life crisis after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She claims good health returned, enabling her to do housework and garden work, and notes neighbors also benefited. The testimonial emphasizes female symptoms such as nervousness, eye disturbances, constipation, and weakness.
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Okla
Lydia E. Pinkham
Gutiag
E. Pinkham
Tak- Lydia
Iola Wagoneach
Patents Secret References and The Chorus Catching On
A terse note on patent references and results notes the chorus catching up with national airs. The director’s remarks imply progress and address the momentum behind the hall at Columbia.
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Hall Columbia
Minnesota Druggist Praises Kilmer's Swamp-Root
A Minnesota druggist extols Kilmer's Swamp-Root praising its kidney liver and bladder benefits. He claims customers and colleagues have offered praise over thirty years, noting wide trade acclaim and urging others to consider the remedy. The dated note is from September 21, 1916.
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Minnesota
DR. Kilmer
Ilmer
Prove What Swamp Root Will Do For You
Advertisement letter from Kilmer Co. of Binghamton New York promoting Swamp-Root kidney remedy. Includes claim of benefits and invitation to scan a booklet of information. Mentions large and medium bottle sales at all heads of stores.
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Ur. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N.Y
Heas
Soup talk provokes walkout at economical cookery talk
A London Tit Bits excerpt describes a working class audience listening to a speaker on economical and nourishing cookery. She praises eggless puddings and butterless cakes then offers a near free soup from bones. A man protests loudly saying there cannot be enough bones for soup, prompting others to leave.
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Ar”Siun
London
Paradise Lost Reading Sparks Uncle Tom Memory
A reading session from Milton's Paradise Lost triggers a character’s reminiscence of a lost pair of dice and a personal claim of having lost bones, reflecting a moment of dialogue and identity.
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Eva
Uncle Tom
Switzerland 1915 trade totals show exports exceed imports
In 1915 Switzerland imported goods valued at 382,080,886 dollars and exported goods valued at 822,872,080 dollars, indicating a trade surplus. The figures reflect the era's international commerce and economic activity.
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Switzerland
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Chapter
Calabasas and
Morgans
River Bridge
Matt Morgan
Duke
David Sassoon
Gale
Rat River
South Country
Henry de Spain
Peace River
Cotas
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