Hidden Cattle Plans Stir Wild West Rift at Cove
On the Wolverine ranch near the Cove a tangled tale unfolds as Ward MacDonald returns to find rival cowmen scheming nearby. Billy Louise MacDonald probes Ward’s absence while two quiet men loom as suspected rustlers, sparking danger and desire amid cattle theft rumors and mountain ridge pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
José Moilke
Cove
Wolverine
Tantala
Maho
Louise
Durieen
Marthy
Billy Loviee
Errouger
Ward Warren
Willy Lontno
Jase
Murthy
Chung Fox
Marty
Cutie Sinnling
Man
Caron
Legler
Mine MacDonald
Ployd
Mildreek
Billy
Billy Louise
Jankins
Junkins
Fr. Bicken
Bert
Mies MacDonald
Wen
Charlie Fox Ponnine
Lauree
Charlie Fox
Ward
Willy Lewise
Young
Sonny
Sie
Viet
Blue
Hee
Sbe
Nest Ridge
Hiue
van- Jones
Eine
Elopex
Wardl
Corral Vision Dazes Billy Louise At Canyon Gulch
In a twilight chase Billy Louise follows a dark bay horseman glimpsed near a hidden corral in a canyon. The sight unsettles her as memories of cattle losses and unseen riders haunt the scene while she returns to a sick mother and a tense, dangerous West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corral
Uite
Billy Lauise
Blue
Billy Louise
Siz
Eine
Billy Ater
Billy Loulee
Benneath
Dilly Louise
Wolverine Canyon
John Pringle
Billy Coulee
Mommie
Phoebe
Billy Lewise
Daneher
Continued tale of Durkopf mischief and comic misdeal
A humorous clipping recounts Adolph Durkopf and his wife arguing over a celebration spent for eighty five cents. She diverts his earned cash, keeping six tents and tucks the rest away, planning to buy house prizes with the money. The piece ends with a playful map puzzle tale of two brothers who run a fast local delivery service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Durkopf
Detroit Bree Press
Adolph
Sengled
Hans
Mr. Dumkopf
Savozen‘wacher's
Childish
Mrs. Duynkopf
Relsies
Odd Church Bells tale from Messingham England
A traveler learns three men in Messingham plan and build bells for a church lacking them. The tale says a Uaker, a carpenter, and a shoemaker forged tin, wood, and leather bells ringing ting tank pluff after funding. Fraser River seals face wartime control with explosives to protect sockeye runs.
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Messingham
England
Thompson
Brown
Wilkins
How to Meet Trouble and a Note on Turks and Caicos
A piece urges not letting minor worries preoccupy the mind and body, advising a will to conquer troubles. It then describes Turks and Caicos Islands as a Tamaica dependency, geographically part of the Bahamas, with over 40 small islands, 185 square miles, eight inhabited, about 8,000 population, 900 whites, and salt raking as the main industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duck
Turks and Caicos Islands
Tamaica
Bahamas
Ashtabula Lifts Women Drivers on Streetcars
Statewide items include deaths of Clarence Duffy 10 at Alliance and Charles J. McKee in Dayton, a fatal motorcycle crash in Springhill, and a gunshot death of Ray Showers in Butte. Lisbon schools close for smallpox, and a Red Cross charity ball set for Bucyrus. Toledo raid nets 140 men and 60 women. Mt Vernon freight track left for Chicago. Ohio rail and public works notes.
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Ashtabula
Clarence Duffy
Alliance
Philip Robertson
Hamilton
France
Lisbon
Bucyras
Red Cross
Mind Tigers
Toledo
Washington D. H
Mt. Vernon
Harry Earle Wis
Springheld
Frank Lehdigh
Rashsylvania
Grant Council of Red Men of
Ohio
Canton
Columbus
Charles J. McKee
Building Association
Dayton
William Jacobs
Fred Smalley
Exestus
State Administration Board
Bucyrus
Columbus State Hospital
Belmont County
Colmbus
Holoway
Ray Showers
Marion
Butte, Mont
American Ship Building Company
Lorain
Newark
O. J. Barnes
Wileen Hawkins
Church
Mara Downs
Mansfield
Charles A. Otis
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
War Industries Board
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Findlay
Coplea
George B. McClellan
New York
Cleveland
Ohio Homeopathic Medical Society
James ©. Weed
H.C. Waite
P. T. Church
Salem
H. E. Beebe
Sidney
Welty
Lake Erie
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Defiance
Indiana
Lake Michigan
Chicago
Percy C. Melrose
Eva Tootle
Owen A. Tootle
Rosie Pirozzi
Carey
Francis J. Howe
James W. Eccles
Western Union
Allen C. McDonald
Charles Thomas
Lancaster
Otto Tisdale
White House
Wilson
Red Cross War Fund
Pleasant City
Guernsey County
Harvey Phelps
Walter
W.O. Hughey
C. Kearns
Clermont County
W. H. Miller
Sciote
Raymond A. Zechiel
Ohio State University
Darrow
Lake Division
Kentucky
Carl W. Fuller
Bureau of Supplies
John Galley
Peter W. Weber
Galion
John Conway
Cafiiz
Wever
Zachary Taylor
Nellie Claycomb
George C. Claycomb
Dennison
Albert Cordrey
Frank L. Rist
Fairield County
Chalmer Hoynes
Pearl Masketer
Orrin Watson
College of Agriculture
Great Lakes
Alexander Winton
Narence H. Winton
Detroit
Uberty
Winton
Hocking Valley
Lakes
McAdoo
Tod Sandusky
Rowins
Dantel Srause
Upper Sandusky
Wyandot
Krause
Youngstown
Wiliam F. Davis
William F. Mehe
Workmen's Transit Company
State
Ohio News in Brief From War to Prohibition Highlights
Fire destroys Clidgrd theater in Urbana with $75,000 loss. Several wartime deaths include Luther Giffin and W. L. Mathias in action in France. Lorain Eagles plan a $50,000 home. East Liverpool carpenters win wage raise. Ohio figures and events cover Red Cross drive, tractor sales, and county dry votes. Ohio National Guard, civic leaders, and legal actions appear alongside rail, fire, and accident reports.
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Urbana
Luther Giffin
Sprinfield
France
Lorain Eagles
East Liverpool
W. L. Mathias
Johnstown
Lickling County
Freely Front
E. B. Hopkins
Yellow Springs
George B. Myers
Hocking Valley
Nelsonville
Ohio Congregational Conference
Oberlin
Cox
Red Cross
Ohio
League of American Patriots
Nest House
Columbus
Ohio Cities Gas Company
Forbide Brothers
Knox County
William S. Harpster
Marion County
John Torok
Joseph Frank
Martins Ferry
Dayton
Wayne County Republican Committee
Frank B. Willis
RC. McCullough
Russell Baker
Delaware
Rathbow
Critchfield of
Oho
Archie T. Yoder
Mennonite Church
Spring Hill
Champaisn County
Walter
John Dickinson
Amos Brady
Marion
Dickinsons
Brady
Freezone corn remover promises painless relief and cheap cost
An ad touts Freezone as a painless corn remover costing a few cents with instant relief from aching corns and easy lifting. Other snippets mention Cuticura free samples and a humorous wartime exchange, ending with a quip about love and simplicity.
March to Victory Through Blood Tonic and Uric Acid Solvent
A spring health notice promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a safe non alcoholic blood tonic and urges use of Anuric uric acid solvent. It cites ingredients, expects purchases via Buffalo New York, and offers trial packages for ten cents. The piece frames blood quality and kidney stones as common concerns.
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Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
Invalids
Buffalo
N. Y
Pierce
Doctor Pierce
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Bill Louise
Rattler
Milly Louise Aone
Billy Louisé
Bive
Baily Louive
Hila
Sittug
Rive
Fraser River
Fraser
Vancouver
Buffalo News
Croxton
Horen
Dept. X
Beston
Germany
Carter
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