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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1941
Page
3
Calhoun Terry returns to Round Top a changed man seeking power while wary of old foes. At Clint Evans store he confronts talk of Buck Hart’s murder and the cattle-men’s influence, hearing hints of a hired deputy behind the killing.
Calhoun Terry confronts Roan Alford Hart and Evans in a dusty store about his brother Buck's death. Hart vows to avenge him while Alford hints the killer is tied to powerful cattlemen. Terry leaves with defiant air as tension flares and potential danger follows.
Calhoun Terry avoids danger as he meets editor Horace Garvey and learns of gritty enmity surrounding Buck Hart’s killing. The piece outlines town hostility toward Terry, the feud between settlers and big cattlemen, and the decline of the cattle boom driven by rustling and settlement pressures.
Kathleen Norris counsels Pamela a 26 year old clerk in a downtown law office to cultivate charm and inner qualities. She urges friendly unembarrassed conversation with men, genuine interest in life, and steady self improvement to attract the boss and improve relations with colleagues.
The 1934 International Code of Signals uses 40 flags including 26 letters 10 numerals 3 substitutes and an answering pennant. Although typically four to five flags are hoisted, at least 375000 messages may be sent with them all visible through glasses in clear weather for five miles.
The set of general knowledge questions asks about a chuck-will's-widow the time difference between Omaha and Galveston the Plains of Abraham the symbolism of a mace in legislatures who blocked James I with Raleigh’s plot and Harper's Ferry with John Brown.
Fragmentary notes reference a bird noted for its call, a Canadian region Quebec, an authority with a mace, and a record identical to a split second. Mentions include Arabella Stuart and New York.
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