Fleming's Folly meet stirs county irrigation plot
Link Fleming faces opposition to an irrigation venture led by Boone County cattlemen. Soak Torney, coerced by Kilgo, flips his stance and implicates a hidden antagonist. A confrontation ends with Torney shot dead, Buzz Hamilton jailed, and Fleming pursuing a dam plan with Helen Hamilton while Kilgo plots further danger.
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Link Fleming
Boone County
Roper Kilgo
Soak Tor Bey
Kilgo
Hamilton
Buzz Hamilton
Helen
Lin
Fleming
Buzz
Buster Townsend
Link
Townsend
Tom Mc Tendon
Tom
Helen Hamilton
Iron Spring
Torney
Tomney
Toran
Bbe
Link and Jackpot Mell in Rawhide confrontation at Tron Springs
Link pursues a shooter after a blast wounds his hat near Tron Springs as Jackpot Mell of the Half Moon Saloon denies carrying a rifle. Fleming notes Mell’s feared reputation and questions his role while Torney’s murder remains unresolved. The scene ends with Mell demanding calm and the pursuit continuing.
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Loak
Link
Fleming
Sook Torney
Torney
Winchester
Tron Springs
Jackpot Mell
Half Moon
Mell
Jackpot
Little Helps For This Week Bless the Lord
A devotional piece notes how small daily joys come from God's grace. It reflects on sunshine, birdsong, flowers, kind words, and unexpected blessings that brighten everyday life as expressions of divine care. The tone favors comfort and gratitude, urging readers to recognize humble gifts as God’s love.
Hints For The Cook Explains Mixing Terms In Recipes
The article defines stirring as blending with a spoon in a rotary motion. Beating involves vigorous lifting to incorporate air using a spoon, wire whip, or beater. Kneading is the process of stretching and pressing dough with hands or a mechanical kneader.
Purebred Euro Ison Ving Counts by Country
Report notes 70 purebred Euro isons remaining today with 21 located in Poland. The data appears in a brief statistical item, listing totals and the national distribution.
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Poland
Prairie pears shipped from Ontario trees to Saskatchewan
Pears from trees planted over 200 years ago near Amherstburg Ontario by French Jesuit priests have been sent to the University of Saskatchewan in Saskatoon for experimental and research use. Dr Patterson of the universitys horticulture department requested hardy fruits suitable for prairie provinces.
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Amherstburg
Ontario
University of Saskatchewan
Saskatoon
Patterson
University
Prairie Provinces
Death by own action differs by race in study
An insurance statistical study finds that deaths by one's own action are twice as frequent among white persons as among colored individuals, highlighting racial disparities in self-inflicted mortality.
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Rewalta
Cookanada
Soak Torney
Roper
Trentace
Riso
Geove
Steve Xen
Canada
Bayer Company, Limited
Bayer
Scott