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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1944

Page

7

Trail Boss Lew Burnet Drives 3000 Longhorns West

Lew Burnet hired by Tom Arnold to herd 3000 longhorns from southern Texas to Ogallala. The drive must reach an Indian agent by September 1 or lose a contract. They endure dust storms and drought, reach the Red River approaching Dean's store, and face a confrontation with Ed Splann at camp. The Arnolds move west with son Steve and daughter Joy toward Wyoming.

Lew Burnet Tom Arnold Texas Ogallala Tom Steve Joy Wyoming Lew Indian Supply Co Red River Dean ED Splann

Open A Herd Faces Flood Driven Delays and Tense Dinner

Lew tracks a potential crossing of the Open A herd amid Red River floods as a party gathers for a tense, isolated supper. The scene at Dean’s flatboat ferry and Doan’s store shows wary traders, marching soldiers, and uneasy plans with the Dakota Cheyennes lingering in the background.

Remodeled Chair from Padding and Feathers

A vintage note describes padding and feathers from an old bolster packed at the seat to raise it after lowering the rockers. The project used a yard and a quarter of materials and inexpensive chintz for a bold pattern, totaling under 1s. t. The chair is part of BOOK 5 offering home modernization instructions.

Are Redwood Trees the Oldest in the World Quiz

A General Quiz query set asks if California redwoods are the oldest trees, plus questions about Canada’s largest city, WWI air forces, the author of a famous line about prayer and love, a broom atop a submarine meaning, and the existence of the Wandering Jew figure.

California Canada

Fragmentary Quiz Style Clues From An Old Text

Disconnected phrases reference Sierra Junipers Montreal area size and flying officers, plus Samuel Coleridge scion and a patrol broom. A legendary medieval tale about insult to Christ and remaining until his return is noted.

Sierra Nevadas Montreal Samuel Coleridge Christ Calvary

Forest Fires Overtake Men and Deer in Vicious Blazes

A historic account notes fires sweeping 120 miles by 35 miles in 24 hours in 1910 Idaho. It recalls fires overtaking running deer and even men on horseback. The total annual forest fire bill ranges from 55 to 75 million dollars, with heavy losses of human lives, livestock, and wildlife.

Idaho

No Diplomatic Relations Between Russia and Several Nations

Report notes no diplomatic relations exist today between Russia and at least four nations including Brazil, Iraq, Peru, and Portugal, with Switzerland also mentioned in context. The statement outlines a broad absence of formal ties affecting multiple countries.

Russia Iraq Peru Portug

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