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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1941
Page
6
Buck Hart and brothers tied to rustling are fatally shot as a clash erupts between big ranch outfits and settlers over stolen stock. The dialogue hints that wealthy absentee owners and local claimants fight over control while a mysterious gunman stalks the scene. Ellen and her father depart the party as tensions rise.
Ellen Carey confronts ranch manager Calhoun Terry about rustlers and killings amid open season threats from Jeff Brand and Jack Turley. Terry refuses to join murder or hide, urging lawful action while Brand warns of escalation as Carey questions the cost of violence.
Calhoun Terry learns from Jeff Brand that he and allies plan reprisals for rustlers murdered. Ellison condemns the move as brutality while Terry notes band outings against bosses may follow. The scene ends with a tense, unresolved warning as the feud deepens.
A thoughtful column probes the social dynamics when a wife discovers her husband’s affair and the fallout in small communities. It recounts the emotional toll on the wife, the lover, and the husband, with guidance from Miss Norris on handling the entanglement.
This patchwork design uses 32 varied prints and plains in 18 inch blocks with 30 blocks and a three inch border to yield a 96 by 114 inch quilt. At 15 cents the pattern provides exact cutting guides yardages and directions. Send order to the stated address.
A compact reflection on how readers approach art. It distinguishes three reader types those who enjoy without judgment those who judge while they enjoy and those who judge while they consume. The author notes the latter class reproduces the work of art.
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