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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1905
Page
6
A poem by Carolyn B. Lotiain in Recreation celebrates a gray nest in cattails with four blue pale eggs and four downy birds. A mother bird watches over feathered fledglings as red wings guard the marshes on an autumn day.
Orphaned Gail Burton leaves teaching to care for Kitty after accepting her nephew Edward's dying wish. Gail builds a modest home, trims expenses, and focuses on Kitty's education while pursuing art. John Archibald later returns, recognizing Gail's devotion, and they plan a larger life together where Gail's true art lies in homemaking and steadfast faith.
A small boy Bertie wears a bright red cap and disobeys, crossing a fence to aid a stalled draft horse on a train track. He signals the approaching engine with his red cap, risking his life. the passengers rescue him and his mother vows to keep the cap as a memento of his brave act.
In harsh winter the lone rider Jim Wilford chases a stray cow through pine woods as wolves circle and a black bear joins the fray. He climbs a tree to escape, defended by a bear rivaled by wolves, until five backwoodsmen led by Martin arrive and secure the scene.
In a park adventure Chuckle Wuckle fears police but learns kindness from a blue uniformed officer who helps a half drowned puppy. Later, a mix up at a train station tests her trust until her papa and mamma confirm the officer’s steady support in a Hartford reunion.
General Lule Tarrasas, governor of Chihuahua, is described as one of the world’s largest landowners and Mexico’s wealthiest man. The report notes his vast holdings and a remarkable anecdote about traveling across his properties on foot.
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