Ward Foils Plot to Brand Him a Rustler in Canyon Standoff
Ward discovers a cattle branding plot aimed at framing him as a rustler. He sabotages the scheme by rebranding cattle and confronting Buck Olney, the stock inspector, in a tense canyon showdown. Ward then tracks Olney to his camp and confronts him at gunpoint, preparing for a possible execution or arrest.
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Ward
Ronan
Shichi
Billy Lenise
Hye
Tie
Athan
Gunen
Win Ward
Billy Hantston
Altim Gulf
Olney
Corral
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Buck
Barney
Miegan
Fanayen
Enerat
Elisure
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Louise
Caitlin
Hell
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Feuely
Dati Ijn
Tie Jung
Rudy
Nisl
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Seabeck
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Oley
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Aijehiod
Kattler
Ivan
Win
Wand
Rattler
Bing
Thit Corral
Hin
Huck
Tas Main
Bhouid
Burk Olney
Elise
Ash Ward
Ward Ends Old Score With Olney In Vengeful Return
Ward settles a long standing feud with Olney in a dramatic clash that leaves a lasting impression. The next installment promises to reveal how Ward exacted revenge on his former foe in a tense confrontation.
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Ward
Olney
Times and Place for Sleep
The Milwaukee News notes many sleep on streetcars and in churches while pondering why. It cites indigestion and exhausting offices. argues sleep is a pleasant daytime respite and a rare post lunch luxury, not a crime or protest.
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Milwaukee News
Little Angel Present in Classroom Correction
A primary teacher rebukes Ut de Ann for misconduct saying she expected a little angel. Betty from the opposite side of the room answers meekly in a formal rural voice, Here I is.
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Angel
Ut de Ann
Betty
Wrong Side Up Coin Toss Joke
A humorous exchange shows a dismissive coin toss failing to decide the speaker’s action. The Bobcat line kicks with a quip about the coin not landing as hoped, reflecting light banter in a city edition.
Big Fall Pack Aims for 1918 Home Canning Goal
An article describes a nationwide home canning drive with a 1917 level of 850 million packs and a 1918 goal of 1.5 billion quarts. It notes rubber jar rings production, estimated value of canned goods at 170 million dollars, and warns against untrustworthy salt peddlers while urging early preparation.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Culinary Tips From Faint Fragments
Rye flour can dredge meat and fish. A teaspoonful of salt seasons a quart of material. Leftover vegetables suit salads and bushes. Minced pickles enrich potato salad. Black soy beans for soup should be iced overnight.
Arsenic Found In Low Grade Food Salts In Washington
The opinion warns that salt from a refrigeration plant or warehouse sweepings may contain arsenic and that other low grade salts with high sodium chloride could be poisonous. Such salt is illegal for food use and sellers may face prosecution. Public urged to avoid bargain low grade salt products and ensure proper labeling under food and drug laws.
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Washington
Sugar consumption per person rises in 1917 survey
Federal service reports 1917 sugar use at 88.2 pounds per capita versus 84.7 pounds for 1912–16. Increase blamed on export demand for condensed milk, population growth, higher personal use, and larger consumer stocks.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Department
Home Canning Prep Guide for Jars and Equipment
Prepare for home canning by collecting used jars and inspecting each for defects. Set aside usable jars with tops, order new jars and rubber rings, ensure the hot water bath vessel is leak free, and test all canning hardware. Use wire trays or false bottoms to lift jars from the bath safely.
Sugar Substitutes for Recipes
Guidance on reducing sugar by using dates raisins or dried fruits with honey maple or corn syrup. Recommends puddings cakes and pastries sweetened with corn syrup molasses or honey. For each cup of sugar replace with syrup or honey and reduce liquor accordingly.
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Bureau of Chemistry
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