Youthful Tenderfoot Sees Stagecoach Robbery On Cottonwood Trail
In a Rocky Mountain mining era tale, an eastern tenderfoot and Buck witness a violent stagecoach robbery near a Cottonwood camp. Bandits seize an express box while hiding behind masks, and Buck contemplates firing while advising the youth to stay hidden. The scene ends with the robbers escaping as witnesses, including the passengers, are left to ponder what happened.
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Wil Irwin
West
Cottonwood
Rockies
Leadville
Colorado
Montan
Idaho
Ile
Rocky Mountain
Irwin
Rockles Ag
Tuck
Ife
Flo
Bock
Buck
Tve
Afr
Tenderfoot
Wall Street
Hegback
Hts
Buck Hayden and the Cottonwood Road Obstacle Encounter
In the early rush to Cottonwood Buck Hayden and I push along a muddy improvised road. A tumbling creek blocks the way and a rock slide traps us beside a freight wagon as a stage coach arrives to alter our course.
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Buck Hayden
Buck
Plested’s
Entrance
New York
Cottonwood
Plested
Bock
Witsin Buick Foundry Features Modern Materials Handling
The description highlights a new Buick foundry with a vast cooling conveyor system that delays handling to allow hot castings to cool. The maze-like 44 mile long path links foundry to cleaning plant with vast castings suspended along the route. Core making uses pneumatic equipment and automatic conveyor for core sand and finished cores to ovens and assembly. Six cupolas are loaded mechanically with a hoist moving buckets to dump into each cupola.
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Eft
Will of Revolutionary Leader Charles Lee Quoted in West Virginia Record
The Path finder notes a will by Charles Lee, once second in command to George Washington, preserved in Berkeley county clerk’s office West Virginia. It includes a demand against burial near churches and a statement on religious tolerance and skepticism.
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Charles Lee
George Washington
Berkeley County
West Virginia
Lee
Monmouth
Congress
Virginia
Philadelphia
United States Treasury
Treasury Notra
Federal Reserve Bank
Oh George and Grace Meeting Recalled in Dreamlike Dialogue
Dialog fragments recall a memory of meeting George and Grace with dreamy, reflective lines. Their reunion hints at a past night when a sight linked them, ending with a casual, intimate exchange.
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Grace
George
Wallaeermer
No Use Without Works A Clock’s Mud Spring
A Forbes Magazine line notes that a clock’s hands are idle without a spring, using a metaphor about usefulness tied to its internal mechanism. The remark underscores how functioning parts enable purpose.
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Forbes’ Magazine
Early Biblical Division by Stephen the Printer in 1551
The first division of the Bible into verses was created by Stephen the printer in 1551.
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Stephen
Savory and Nutty Omelet and Dinner Dishes Guide
A 1927 Western Newspaper Union recipe roundup describes omelet variations with chopped nuts, almond butter finishing, and a carrot tomato sauce. It includes stuffed green peppers with rice nuts and a cream sauce, leftover meat hash baked with potatoes, and a savory eggs breakfast with butter and Worcestershire. Also notes fruit gems with corn meal, baking powder, and currants.
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Western Newspiper Union
Pneumatic Troubles in a Humorous Rhyme Script
A playful exchange features hints of a pun on medical terms with lines about back pain and pneumatism versus rheumatism. The brief script by Hestan Tran toys with wordplay and misheard phrases.
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Ravit
Wht Irwin
Witsin New Buick Foundry
Nellie Maxwell
Hestan
Treasury
A. W. Mellon
Secretary of the Treasury
Washington, D. C
Monticello Express
The
Monticello
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