Mixed Up 3 With Kansas Dth Buffalo Tale
A rambling reminiscence set in Kansas portrays a stubborn claimant, Sunset Joyce style, recounting life on a government claim. The narrator describes solitude, prairie life, a buffalo encounter, a clumsy gun misfire, and a frantic search across miles of plain while navigating a chaotic frontier persona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunset Joyce
Kansas
Board of Alderen
Newark
New Jersey
Pantin
Gineinnau
Hess
St. Patrick
Mississippi
Remimber
Mar
Bhidahot
Napoleon
Digtinee
Buffalo Run Wild in Kansas Dugout Tale
A narrator recalls chasing a buffalo that crashed into a dugout in Kansas, the beast tearing through and sending him sprawling. Despite the chaos, the speaker and his brother survive with humorous details of misfortune, escape, and a reflection on fate. The wild prairie encounter blends slapstick action with frontier hardship and a lingering sense of gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwe
Buffelo
Kansas
Diamonds in Texas Indicated by Alabama Captain’s Find
Captain Dred W. Packer, a Boer War veteran and former De Beers expert, reports a 10.25 carat indicator stone in Montgomery County Texas. Blue clay reached with surface diggings suggests deeper diamond indications, with crude mining gear and several men at work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houaton
Houston
Texas
Packer
Captain Packer
United States
Africa
Arkansas
America
Montgomery County
Becauss
Harvard to welcome Harvard descendant in class of 1916
Boston report notes Lionel de Jersey Harvard of London, a descendant of John Harvard, will join the class of 1916. The discovery traces to a 19th century letter from President Dycrett to George Bancroft and shows earlier entry blocked by finances at Emmanuel College, Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Harvard
Rolla
Harvant University
Lionel de‘Jersey
London
John Harvard
Wiward Dycrett
Harvard Unversity
George Bancroft
Great Britain
Emmanuel College
Hogland
Denver man seeks permit to cough in streets
Denver Denverite Ote Skinden a New York health seeker asked Doctor James for a permit to cough in public. He claims alighting curbside prompts arrests for distur bance of the peace, and that Chief of Police Armatrans must approve a permit to cough on the avenue. The story describes attempts to regulate a cough in the city streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Ote Skinden
New York
James
M Oder
Police
O. Rb
Police Armatrans
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jacques Futrelle
Short Stories Co
Dt -So
Ian
Khickoard
Main
Holt
Chicago
Buffalo
Atlantic
Fda
Kangas
Fast Avenue Pharmacy
O. W. Katz, Prop. Hs Chemicals, Pharmaceuticals, Paints and Gil
East Avenue
Walnut Stome
Bell
Scents Diamonds
New Yorker
Hamilton
Dime Savings Bank Co
Geo. P. Somngin
Clarence Murphy
W. F. Eec
Dire
P.sohingen
Weiser
Dietenbach
TORS
A. Rontschler
Rothwell
Chas. Sohngendino
Ross Hi
G. Bohngen
M. E. Arehart
Main Street
Martin Wick Lumber CO