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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1941

Page

7

Buck Hart Murder Sparks Cattle War Tensions

Buck Hart, brother of Sheriff Hart, is found shot with the blame cast by friends on the cattle barons and rustlers. At the general store Terry seeks stock and management control, triggering distrust among small settlers as nesters and towns unite against cattle interests.

Buck Hart Sheriff Hart Terry

Red Triangle Saloon Shoot Sparks a Frontier Standoff

Calhoun Terry confronts suspected thieves in Round Top town after a saloon gunfight. Brand and Alford maneuver to hide a recent rifle while Terry questions Hart and suspects a betrayal in the Diamond Reverse Branch. Ellen Carey resists Jeff Brand as drama builds toward the Sleepy Cat Ranch social.

Terry Red Triangle Calhoun Terry Alford Turley Brand Evans Lee Hart Hart Winchester Calhoun Hank Roan Lee Round Top Lane Carey Jeff Brand Ellen Jeff Jéf Carey

Old-Timer praises Cobb Ruth contrasts with Feller DiMaggio

The piece argues Cobb and Ruth added color and drama to baseball, contrasting them with the quieter, modern stars Bob Feller and Joe DiMaggio. It recalls Cobb’s Atlanta visit circa 1904, praises Cy Young's 512 wins, and notes Young's four pitching motions and study of hitters.

Baseball Ty Cobb Babe Ruth Cobb Babe Bob Feller Joe DiMaggio Bob Joe Gobb Ruth Feller DiMngelo Tyrus Raymond Cobb Atlanta Augusta Red Clay Hills Cy Young Young Cleveland St. Louis Boston Paoli Ohio Hay Walter Johnson Ed Walsh Eddie Plank Sam Crawford

Morning at the ranch sparks Ellen’s memories

In Chapter IV Ellen Carey awakens to a sunlit, peaceful landscape near Buck's Head, recalling five years away at school with her aunt in Kansas City. A meadowlark sings and silhouettes of antelope appear on the horizon as she guides Buck's Head toward the ranch, breakfast soon to come.

Black Butte Jim Ellen Concord Buck Hart Lee Carey Jeff Lane Brand Ellen Carey Kansas City Buck

Sailor Theme Play Suit Pattern 8962s

Lightweight blue denim trim with red white and blue braid creates a smart nautical costume. Pattern 8962s offers sizes 12 to 20 and 40 with yardage for blouse top slacks skirt and braid trim. Order details request on boat or dry land for a vacation ensemble featuring sailor collar top.

Owl

Ruskin on leniency toward noble flaws in human effort

Quoted reflection urges careful handling of human endeavors that are noble yet flawed. It cautions against harsh requisites or narrow cautions that suppress excellence when it comes with faults.

John_Ruskin

Quiz questions from Ask Me Another general round

This set includes eight trivia prompts covering biblical tablets of stone Moses blood body weight a Shakespeare line the binnacle Greek myth dragon teeth a country naming its capital after a US president a time notation and rulers Egbert Ethelwulf and Ethelred.

Egbert Ethelwulf Ethelred

Answers and clues from a puzzle of facts and names

A set of riddle style items lists answers to questions 1 through 8. Names include Macbeth Jason and Liberia with Monrovia linked to President Monroe. The entries reference time notation fifteen minutes after midnight the first hour unused and a historical sequence of five early English rulers from 827 to 878 whose conquest shapes Saxon Danish history of the island.

Macbeth Jason Liberia Monrovia Monroe Fiffteen England Island

Roosevelt on a churchless community in decline

Theodore Roosevelt laments a churchless community where men have abandoned religious duties, scoffed at faith, and ignored their spiritual needs, warning of rapid moral decline.

Theo Dore Roosevelt

Beginning of Education

The education of the human mind begins in the cradle and early impressions shape life. Deep roots form from infancy through youth, shaping thoughts and character for years to come.

Logan

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