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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1941
Page
1
Ellen Carey daughter of the postmaster and two rivals, Jo Brand and Calhoun Terry, clash amid a wild Texas landscape as regulators pursue rustlers. A tense firefight erupts at a cabin, with Turley killed and a defiant stand by the attackers and defenders alike.
In a tense frontier scene, ranchers and peace officers clash with raiders, as Jeff Brand and Ellen rally to warn settlers. The posse plans a quick strike to free captives while strategies split among leaders and riders race to Round Top and Lee's place.
Lee Hart arrives at the ranch in a hurry to report a horseman and a raid on his land by forty guns. Ellen sends him to fetch Lane, while Jim rests from chores and contemplates the warning. A tense warning echoes through the hillside settlement as danger nears the valley.
Grand Coulee, the world’s largest dam, rises over the Columbia River with a barrier 0.75 mile long and 600 feet high. It will form a 151 mile long lake, irrigate 1.2 million acres, and provide electric power for an area five times England. Boulder Dam on the Colorado, completed in 1935, spans Black Canyon and creates an 118 mile lake, taking three years to fill. Some geologists warn the weight of water could bend the Earth’s crust.
A Pathfinder note explains that a group of Pacific king salmon die after the breeding season from July to December and do not return to the sea. Other salmon types go back to the sea after spawning and stay there until the next breeding season. All salmon live partly in both sea and fresh water. They ascend rivers to spawn.
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