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Paris Post in Paris, Idaho

17 Jun 1943

Page 7

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Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1943

Page

7

Ken Chooses Rocket Filly for First Colt on Wyoming Ranch

On a Wyoming ranch, ten year old Ken McLaughlin longs for a colt. His father Rob doubts Rocket’s untamable line but his mother Nell encourages the risk. Ken announces he will take Rocket’s filly, despite his father’s disapproval, as the family debates the right horse to trust and train.

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Ken McLaughlin Wyoming Ken Captain McLaughlin Loco Rocket Nell McLaughlin Rob McLaughlin Baldy Rob Rennie East Banner Howard Gus Dad Howyear
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Flicka the Wild Mare Wins Ken's Determination

Ken insists on keeping Flicka after a brutal roundup with his father McLaughlin. The filly shows speed and grit as she dodges captivity and flees to rejoin the band, leaving Ken resolved to pursue her no matter the cost.

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Axes Against the Axis Forge Giant Spruce Loggers

Canadian lumberjacks rush a war time goal to cut 200000000 feet of airplane spruce for bombers. The 100 ton spruce colossi reach 250 feet as crews endure brutal work and burnout after three months. Two man teams led by Jack Crosse and Ollie Brackees split giant logs while others like Tony Varga of Hungarian origin embody the diverse woodsmen enlisted in this massive project.

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Jack Crosse Ollie Brackees Tony Varga
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Uncle Phil Says Aboard Social Wit And Wisdom

Quoted remarks present a humorous string of maxims on bread and waters life pessimism temper and silence. The speaker notes the distinction between old fools and young idiots with time and the idea a sleeper on a train may awaken famous.

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Chapter Flicka Shorty West End Dale Taggert Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept Eighth. Ave New York Phil Nebraska National Grange UCR Bfgoodrich Wasekeeping Huiman and Company Terge Aalte India
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