The Settling of the Sage Ends in Ranch Firestorm
Amid a cattle round up a raid burns the Three Bar cluttering the homestead with smoke and wreckage. Harris and Bill endure fire and escape to salvage what they can as the three bar is destroyed. Harris plans rebuilding while Billie mourns the loss of home and land.
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Waddles
Harris
Bille
Lang
Barris
Slade
Brill’s
Morrow
Garris Ro
Gragg
Beck
Simeon Gat
Warren
Idaho
Aurlly
Bible
Harrises
Waddies
Garris
Billie
Cal
Tri
Brill's
Hamestead
Elephants Cause Shipboard Panic Aboard Trading Steamer
A British sailor recounts a voyage where four elephants aboard a calm Zanzibar coast steamer began rocking the vessel. The animals swayed to create motion, alarming the crew until attendants restrained the dangerous behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wen
Ulling
Jacobean Craft Period Notes and Wood Popularity
The Jacobean period marked under King James and featured crafts using oak and walnut. Walnut pieces gained popularity over oak in later years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James §Ang
Sound effects incident leads to police questioning
A cryptic report describes a woman in a car crash on a wide street after swerving to avoid an efreet. Police sergeant questions her about preventable factors while noting her earnest, if unclear, responses amid the damaged scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivex
Unis
Hiro
Ols
Radio Programs Schedule Highlights Publicized
A detailed listing of radio programs across NBC and CBS networks for June dates. It includes daily time slots for Dr. Parca Cadman Maj Bowes Family Party Seth Parker and others, with notes on times adjusted for time zones and various program titles from The Red Blue and Columia systems.
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N.B. C
RED Network
Parka Cadman
Bowes
Atwater Kent
Seth Parker
NB. C. Blue Network
Hoxy Stroll
Im McKinney Musiciana
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Whittall Anglo Persiana
Enna
Collier's
Columbia System
N. B. C. Reo
Radio Household Institute
Voice
Firestone
Gypsies
General Motors Family Party
Empire Builders
Nb.c. Blue
Montgomery Ward
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Roxy
White House
Edison Recorders
Diverse Arizona News Bits From 1930 Convention And Local Events
A 6 per cent wage cut for miners takes effect June 1 in Bisbee. Flagstaff hosts the 1930 Hiram International convention closing sessions. W Lee Greensill of Lincoln is named master builder, succeeding Harry A. Drachman. A major silver strike is reported at Silver King Mining near Superior. Ramoncita Salazar in Alamogordo wins Governor's Cup for scholarship and character. Phoenix to Holbrook air service with several stops planned after permit approval. Bank of Roy NM pays 10 per cent dividend, totaling 68 per cent in three payouts since 1926. A Prescott street project yields two gold nuggets creating a Granite Creek gold rush. NM counties escaping special road levies are five, including Eddy and Lincoln. Charles Foster of Claysville Pa. faces a death sentence in Tombstone for murder. Tucson Chamber of Commerce rooms burned, losses around 6,000. Lincoln National Forest resorts prep for record summer visitors with new buildings at Buidos o and Pine Lodge. Navajo Apache county line survey ordered by Washington to decide tax allocation. Middle Rio Grande bonds of 2 million sold at 6 1/2 per cent to a national syndicate. Ancient timbers used for early American apartment houses to aid dating Pueblo Bonito. NM scientists plan to extract calendar data from tree rings to date Pueblo Bonito’s construction. Cattle drive to Toran noted amid World War II era references.
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Bisbee
Superior
Ariz
Hiram International
Flagstaff
Aris
W. Lee Greensill
Lincoln
Neb
Harry A. Drachman
Tucson
Silver King Mining Company
Aziz
Phoenix
Holbrook
Prescott
Ash Fork
Williams
Winslow
Arizona Flying Service
Corporation Commission
Bank of Roy, N. M
Robert Brown
Granite Creek
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Ad 1875 Trademark Claim
An advertisement extols Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a universal sweetener for children and adults, claiming it neutralizes stomach acidity better than harsher remedies. It stresses the product’s pleasant taste, broad household use, and its U S registered trademark status since 1875.
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Philips
U. S
Charles H. Phillips Chemical Co
Charles H. Phillips
Napoleon and the Regent Diamond's Rise to Power
An old note recounts Napoleon Bonaparte's belief in diamonds through the Regent gem, the prized stone that helped fund his rise to emperor. It notes he borrowed heavily using the diamond and later displayed it in the sword hilt after lifting the mortgage.
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Napoleon
France
Stret
Forestation gains push U.S. forest lands past twelve million acres
Over the last three years 1 055 658 acres were added to state and community preserves in Washington leading gains followed by Pennsylvania. Delaware Georgia and South Carolina joined state forest systems, leaving three states without prior forests since 1925. Total public owned forests exceed 12 000 000 acres.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Georgia
South Carolina
Aluminum Oil Tank Containers For Corrosion Resistance
Aluminum tanks are being used to store oil, chosen for their resistance to sulphur corrosion. The industry faces ongoing problems, as corrosion necessitates frequent renewal of tanks in some fields.
Mrs Loude's frank talk stirs lively salon humor
The Ladies' Home Journal quotes Mrs Loude sparring with a guest over candor and blunt wit as she calls a spade a steam shovel in a sharp exchange about truth and manners.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
It Was All Wert Bride Shower Cancelled by Rain
The planned shower for the bride elect Wert was called off due to rain after reports of a weather delay. Organizers had not rescheduled as of the latest update.
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Hal G. Evarts
Ty Hal G. Evarts
WIU
Zanzibar
Hallad
Donald Grey Barnhouse
Howard
la Palma
Majestic Theater
Alr
Samovar
Uncle Don
Coco Couriers
Physical Culture
Vitaphone
Robert Burne Panatelas
N. B. C. Red Network
Eveready
CiHequot Club
Keith Orpheum
B.C. Blue Network
M. Duco Decoratorn
I. Montgomery Ward Hour
M. U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
M. Montgomery Ward
M. Pure Ol
M. Michelin Tiremen
M. Dutch Masters Minstrels
M. Williams
Jewel
Ida Bailey Allen
Frederic W. Wise
U. S. Navy
Paul Whiteman Jr
Curtis Institute of Music
Curtisa
Lombarbardo
N. B. C. Red
la Touraine
Happy Wonder Bakers
Tpana Troubadours
Palmolive
Sylvania Foresters
AB A Voyagers
Stromberg Carlson
Chancellor Dance Orchestra
Hank Simmons
van Heusen
la Palma Smoker
Kolster
Kansas Frolickers
Nn. B. C. Red
Coward Comfort
Hoover Sentinels
Selberling Singers
Haleey
Stuart
Grennan
Lehn and
Fink
Mennen
Veedol
Maxwell House
Libby
McNeill & Libby
Ida Bailey Alien
du Barry
U. & Marine Band
Sonora
George Olsen
Squibbe Health
Jk. m. Skerlodians
Radio Home Bazaar
Tuen
Asad
True Story
M. Kodak Flour
Doc West
Enna Jettich Melodies
South West
Ramoncita Salazar
New Mexico School For the Blind
Alamogordo
R. C. Sillon
New Mexico
Tax Payers’ Association
Eddy
Chavez
Luna
Hidalgo
Charles Foster
Claysville
Tombstone
Arizona
Lincoln National Forest
Buidoso
Pine Lodge
Roswell
Capitan Mountains
General Land Office
McNary
Middle Rio Grande
America
Eorthwest
Pueblo Bonito
Toran
Orem
Rmmegurata Rovers
Predia Fb
Aurel
Caeallouall
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