Fleming's Folly Opens an Irrigation War in Rawhide
Link Fleming confronts Boone County cattlemen over wages for dam workers after a staged pardon for Buzz Hamilton. A payroll robbery endangers funds and sparks conflict with Gyp Vaille and other locals, while Fleming seeks trust and resolves to pay workers.
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Link Fleming
Boone County
Buzz Hamilton
Helen
Link
Kilgo
Fleming
Buzz
Buster Townsend
Torney
Rawhide
Roper
Roper Kilgo
Jackpot
Mell
Gyp Vaille
Exconvict
Vaille
Gyp
Buster
Miss Hamilton
Ferguson
Sam Walters
Sam
Chunky Hokanson
Shore
Townsend
Star Loop
Gila
Link and Fleming Face Financial Strain Over Dam
In Chapter XI, Link questions the dam’s impact on finances, and Fleming vows to protect Helen and her property. He expresses cautious optimism, noting they still have steers to sell to raise cash.
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Kevin
Orliss
Helen
Fleming
Star Loop
Buster Townsend
Link
Townsend
Links Defends Workers In Foreman vs Gyp Clash
Sidestepping, Link lands a solid punch and knocks Vaille unconscious. Gyp, enraged, vows retribution as Ferguson loses nerve and slinks off. Link declares he will pay every worker first and warns Gyp to sue if he must. To Be Continued.
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Vaille
Ferguson
Fleming
Link
Mosaic Frieze of Cows Unearthed at Ur of the Chaldees
Archaeologists report a mosaic frieze from Ur birthplace of Abraham showing a temple farm procession with milking men and restrained calves, dating about 3100 B C. A second find includes a statue of the Goddess Bau seated on a throne with geese, symbolizing poultry farming.
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Abraham
Bau
Man Fined at Deal Receives Fare Advance
A. Lake, 24, was fined at Deal England but had only 1.50 in cash for the fare home to Sydenham. Magistrates advanced the fare and gave him one week to pay the fine. The report notes the insufficient funds and the court's aid to return him home.
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Deal
England
Sydenham
A. Lake
Safe minded factory owner backs theft case
Herman Gerofsky, a New York factory owner, had Joseph Sansone arrested for theft but chose not to press charges in court. The magistrate pressed for explanation and Gerofsky cited his barber father holding his throat to mercy, yet the magistrate still held Sansone on the theft charge.
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Herman Gerofsky
New York
Joseph Sansone
Mr. Gerofsky
Joseph
Carter's Little Liver Pills Promote Daily Bile Flow
Vintage ad asserts the liver should release two pounds of bile daily to aid digestion. It claims poor bile flow causes gas, bloating, constipation, sour mood, and sluggish energy. Carter's Little Liver Pills are promoted as harmless, gentle relief without calomel or mercury. Ask by name.
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Carter
Canada Seagoing Vessel Tonnage Drops Over 50 Years
Fred Bridges port warden at Sorel Quebec told the Ottawa branch of the Engineering Institute of Canada that Canada’s seagoing and inland vessel tonnage has fallen from three percent of the world total in 1886 to 11 percent in 1935. He blamed the shift from sail to steam for the decline, noting Japan’s tonnage rose from about one half percent to six percent over the same period.
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Canada
Fred Bridges
Sorel
Que
Ottawa
Engineering Institute of Canada
Japan
Gold In New Guinea Could Fuel 20 Years Of Mining
Sir George Pearce reports to the Commonwealth Prime Minister after returning from Papua and New Guinea that New Guinea holds ample gold to support mining for twenty years. He notes the fields could become a major production center for years. The text also mentions Canada improving fleece wool preparation since 1913, with current wool sold in grease and fleeces sold intact after shearing.
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New Guinea
George Pearce
Territories
Commonwealth
Canberra
Papua
Canada
Little Helps For This Week
A devotional meditation urges prayer for relief or change in trials, noting that God’s answer may be growth in understanding rather than removal of the thorn. It encourages praying for health, deliverance from sin, or strength to serve, with emphasis on non selfish requests and relying on divine power.
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Paul
God
Getting Something Done On Land In Manitoba
A report to the Western Province Legislature shows 772 families placed on the land with 137 failing to continue. Expenditure totals 481 776 with 123 600 from the Dominion government about 25 percent. If supported by direct relief, costs would exceed by around 200 000. Toronto Globe.
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Dominion
Manitoba
Western Province
Toronto Globe
Outlook Brightens for Saskatchewan Farmers in 1936
The piece forecasts optimism for 1936 with scarce good horses and high prices likely for years. Sheep prices for lambs and wool are seen as satisfactory, while poultry market prospects show little change. A quoted court line notes a prisoner freed after a not guilty verdict following two weeks in custody.
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Saskatchewan
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Fatty Bush
Weil
Otto Pieper
Hamilton
Iron Spring
Stephen
T Uae Co
Isoiatioa
PAIN
Liniment
Dr. Pierce
Amy Taylor
McAlpine St
Toronto
Ont
John
Ousker
Bram
Cambridge University
Guiana
Vicks VA
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