Story of a Real Cowgirl Alice Greenough of Montana
Alice Greenough of Red Lodge Montana emerges as a premier rodeo star described as among the world’s greatest women bron riders. The piece traces her international titles, long career across rodeos, and rugged upbringing, including horse mail routes and bullfighting in Mexico and Spain before the civil war era. It quotes her views on cowgirl grit, training, and the rodeo life, noting her many experiences and resilience.
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Robert Beiger
Alice Greenough
Red Loder
Mont
Sidney
Australia
Boston
Montana
Alice
Billings, Mont
Mexico
Spain
Breene
Teo
Submarine warfare explained by NEA Service diagram
Washington The article outlines submarine design and operation during wartime, detailing propulsion, oxygen supply, crew conditions, periscope use, and torpedo mechanics. It explains typical tonnage, range, and coastal vs oceanic roles, with notes on German and U.S. submarine sizes and tactics.
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NEA
Washington
Germany
Children, war, and distant lands shape young minds abroad
A speaker recalls a flight to Paris and Europe, noting how distance shrinks in travel and how children in Europe view war differently. She contrasts prewar calm with looming conflict, detailing submarine specs, anti submarine methods, and the sobering realization that war is not a celebration but a deadly enterprise. Early war impressions linger and influence a nation’s future.
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Lunedon
Faris
Justin Lark
le Gourget Field
Paris
Berlin
Frome
Moscow
2Nd Fonner
Careries
Kveh
Douehvany Angles
Dhormitories
War Stories in Stamps and the Red Cross
War front signals the Red Cross action as Poland appeals for aid. The American Red Cross ships 50 000 in tents drugs and blankets. The organization spans 62 nations and vows protection for workers. Founded 73 years ago by Henri Dunant its growth owed much to Florence Nightingale and Clara Barton.
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International Red Cross
American
Red Cross
Poland
Henri Dunant
Florence Nightingale
Clara Barton
Barton
America
The
Sacy- Hg
War profits debate shapes neutrality clash in Congress
Bruce Catton notes Senators Bone and Lee push bills to tax and tax the profits of war and to draft capital gains, aiming to remove the profit motive from neutrality. Lee argues the bills would deter profiteering and inform US entry into war while debating arms embargo policy and economic safeguards.
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NEA
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Bone
Sentor Lee
Oklithoma
Lee
Fleily
Senate
Aly American
United States
Nyu
Waho
Benator Lee
Commerce and Industry
Finanes
Sumile
Graat
Gserve
Mit
France
England
Mome
House
Dean Horlacher to Visit Hope Friday
Dean W. R. Horlacher, former head of animal husbandry at the University of Arkansas and now director of the College of Agriculture and Experiment Station, will speak at the pasture meeting in Hope Friday from 2 to 4 p.m. His first official visit to the section as director is expected to draw farmers and business leaders. The program includes discussions and demonstrations on developing permanent productive pastures from worn-out soil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Horlagher
College of Agricuture and Experiment Station
February Moon Phases and Inconsistent New Moons
The text discusses February having fewer mintages and describes months with missing new moons. It notes that every six years the month may lack a new moon, and that sometimes January may also miss a new moon, affecting the two quarter phases.
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Red Lodge, Mont
Arkansas
Southwest
Hope
New York
Diamond Cafe
Ted
United States Navy
Stenath
Vlosa
McCall
Cromptons
Alpara
Miledy Catala
Haynes Bros
Stamps
Bruce Catton
By Bruce Catton
United
Nes
Dean Horlacher
Experiment Station Farm
Tsiecdiay
Sunie
Sunie ‘Sidivenn
Minnie
Fay Drona’ Putlee
Osisunnis
DODGE
Stem
Stern
New Falls
Bowes
Colundia Network
194 Dade
B. KR. Hamm Motor
Third and
Walnut Street
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