House by the camp in Snowy Canyon
In a remote basin near Deer Creek a Basque herder lies ill with fever while a shepherd Cavanagh and ranger Wetherford face isolation and risk. The sick man fears Smallpox as the men debate doctor travel, while a loyal collie guards the flock and a remote rescue effort begins.
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Crete
Wetherford
Moen
Gramay
Rom
Ambro
Rose
Rosas
Joe
Cavanagh
Flo
Christ
Devil
Allence
Ross
Kettle Ranch
Bearden
Gregg
Murphy
Collie
Deer Creek
Lee
Dove
Deer Creek Basin
Perceived 4 Charred Band and Deserted Camp Ravaged
A ranger discovers a burned camp and two to three sheep herders murdered and incinerated. He reports a savage act fueled by hate and greed, vows to intervene, and contemplates political outrage while a woman’s plea for aid echoes in his memory. The scene ends with the ranger heading back to duty as the story continues.
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Wienspens
Bucklen’s Arnica Gelve Prominently Praised by Carpenter
A Manila New York carpenter, BR. 8 Lopez, touts Bucklen’s Arnica Galve as a universal healer. He claims it heals cuts, wounds, bruises, burns, boils, scalds, chapped skin, fever sores, edema, and skin eruptions, noting it is always carried and effective.
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Arnica Galve
Lopez
Manilla
N. Y
P. H. Franklin's
Og Wome Be Mbout as Old as Abe Woks
Fragmentary OCR note appears to mock or confuse historical names and ages. It references Og and Abe in unclear context with a broken phrase about breaking tests. The readable bits suggest a local issue or opinion item with cartoonish wording.
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Boogeville Advertiser
Abe
Local notes from Slater and vicinity include obits and weather
Slater reports varied items from exchanges. A city water call code is printed for utility workers. C C Kitchen plans a new home in Ayres. An infant born to Mr and Mrs Jno Sechaurer in Kansas City was buried in Sater City. William Craig, longtime Slater restaurant and barber, died aged 51. funeral held with local attendees. Fish are dying in railroad ponds. similar reports in Odessa and Blackburn. Luther B E Fowler and Miss Bertie Lee Miller wed in Chicago and will live on a Fairville area farm.
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Kansas City
Sater City
William Craig
Slater
Odessa
Blackburn
Luther BE. Fowler
Fairville
Bertie Lee Miller
J.A. Teter
Wm. A. Melia
Chicago
Pairville
Ruatler
Deafness Cure Claim From Catarrh Remedy
An advertisement asserts deafness cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated constitutionally. It states most cases stem from catarrh in the Eustachian tube and offers $100 for any deafness caused by catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Circulara
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Edwards Celebrate Birth in Independence Missouri
Mr and Mrs Ed J Edwards of Independence Missouri announce the birth of a daughter on Mona day May 15 1911 They named her Katherine Lucile Mrs Robert Swift has been in Arizona for health reasons and visiting her son Samuel and family She arrived home Friday and is looking well friends rejoice over her return Record
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Ed. J. Edwards
Independence
Monaday
Katherine Lucile
Robert Swift
Arizona
Samuel
A Terrible Blunder to neglect liver trouble
Never do it. Take Dr. King's New Life Pills on first sign of constipation biliousness or inactive bowels to prevent indigestion jaundice or gall stones. They regulate liver stomach and bowels and build up health. Only 2c at P. H. Pranklin's.
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Dr. King
P. H. Pranklin’s
Electric light plant to close for repairs in Sweet Springs
The City of Sweet Springs will shut down its electric light plant just after the night run next Saturday for a week or ten days to install new boiler flues and other repairs. Water supply to residence districts will also be cut off during the work. Meanwhile Mrs Jeas ie McCormick, longtime 8th grade teacher, left Tuesday for Kansas to visit an uncle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Splendid
Sweet Springs
Mins
Jeasie McCormick
Kansas
Mre
Land Drawn At Crowell Texas Listed By Names
J G Bellamy reports a letter from R P Gwinn about the land drawing at Crowell Texas last week. Saline county names and acres drawn include J G Bellamy 04 acres G J W Jarvis 10 acres Mosie Jarvis 20 acres Roy Shelter 20 acres J A Alles 10 acres F T Seward 10 acres J C Jett 68 acres P G Sullivan 10 acres T B Crawford 20 acres W G Gwinn 10 acres Chester Gwinn 10 acres Mrs J H Allen 50 acres W T Henson acres Anton Mertzwa 80 acres C A Martin 60 acres. Price paid per tract was 160. News
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Slater J. G. Bellamy
R. P. Gwinn
Crowell
Texas
Saline County
J. G. Bellamy
G.jw. Jarvis
Mos Lie
Jarvis
Roy Shelter
J. A. Alles
D. Seward
J. C. Jett
P. G. Sullivan
T. B. Crawford
W. G. Gwinn
Chester Gwinn
Saved His Wife Life with Dr King’s New Discovery
O H Brows of Muscadine Alabama credits Dr King’s New Discovery with saving his wife from a severe bronchial ailment and dangerous cough. He reports she improved quickly after using the remedy and returned to health. The ad proclaims the product reliable for coughs colds lung trouble hemorrhages lagrippe asthma hay fever croup and whooping cough. Trial bottle free and guaranteed by P H Franklin.
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O. H. Brows
Muscadine
Ala
Dr. King
P. H. Franklin
Wella-Fargo Express Plans July Commencement
On July 1 the Wella-Fargo Express Company will begin operating on the Missouri Pacific lines under Gould system control. The Pacific Express Company now running on those lines is to cease business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wella-Fargo Express Company
Missouri Pacific
Gould
Pacific Express Company
Electric Bitters Proved Cure for Liver and Nerve Ailments
Robert Madsen of West Burlington Iowa credits Electric Bitters with curing virulent liver trouble and yellow jaundice after eight months of suffering. The advertisement claims lightning kills few in 1906 and touts electric bitters as the best stomach liver nerve and kidney remedy and blood purifier on earth, sold by P A Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Madsen
West Burlington
P. A. Pranklin’s
Oysterman Rescues Drowning Boy at Staten Island Sound
Thomas Payne a 62 Livingston Street oysterman saved a boy struggling in Staten Island Sound near Elizabeth. Payne swam to the youth who went under for the third time, brought him to the Elizabeth Yacht Club, and assisted with first aid as bystanders aided. The rescued boy was pulled to safety and treated on shore.
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Elizabeth
N. J
Staten Island Sound
Thomas Payne
Livingston Street
Recreation Pier
Payne
Elizabeth Yacht Club
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