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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1944

Page

7

Lew Burnet and herd face peril on 1875 Ogallala drive

Trail boss Lew Burnet guides the cross T herd toward Ogallala under a harsh 1875 season. Tom Arnold is killed in a stampede then Lew holds the ownership until sales split among Steve and Joy. The party reaches Dodge City where Joy’s fiancé Lay Manning is wounded. Federal officers stop the herd 30 miles from Ogallala and a frost ends the quarantine as Lew learns why Steve and Clay opposed him.

Lew Burnet Yes Ogallala Tom Arnold Lew Steve Joy Dodge City Lay Manning Clay Chicago Ed Splann Sheriff Rayburn Omaha Wyoming

Back on the Trail Boss Path as Frost Sets In

In Ogallala a tense bargain unfolds as the ranchers plan to expose Rayburn’s killing and back Clay and Joy to start a new ranch. Ed Splann and Chief Spotted Horse loom as potential witnesses while a US marshal case edges closer. Frost seals a quiet reckoning as the herd advances toward safety and a promised future.

Steve Joy Clay Rayburn Ed Splann Tom Arnold Tom Charley Storms John Quarternight Quarternight Lew Oleck Captain Wing Cap Ogallala

Open A cattle drive ends as lovers reunite in Ogallala

The narrator recalls a cattle herd driven over a mesa to a stockade near Ogallala where an Open A rider and a lover reunite aboard the Cannon Ball. A telegram promises a visit tonight as past trials, murder confessions, and pride shape their future together.

Ann Norris Advises Women to Seek Work During War

Kathleen Norris presents a reader letter from Ann of Boston describing jealousy and isolation in a marriage. The advice urges Ann to leave daily misery by finding work with other women, suggesting WAC or WAVES service or factory labor to regain confidence and purpose amid wartime need.

Pineapple Dolly Crochet Pattern No 5186 Orders

To obtain the Pineapple Dolly crochet pattern No 5186 send 16 cents, your name and address, and the pattern number. Due to high demand and war conditions some delay occurs for a few popular patterns. Send orders to the specified address.

A Different Kind of Crisis Seeks a Self-Reliant Path

Ann, wife of a wealthy family member going to war, feels unused and unneeded. Miss Norris argues she should work among women or join the WACS to gain purpose and independence. If she studies seriously, she can resume her place beside her husband upon his return.

Herbert Africa Red Cross Ann Wacs Annals of Victory Miss Norris

Portrait of Ann in High Society and War Time

The piece reflects on Ann's limited fit within aristocratic in laws and Social Register norms. It suggests she pursue education, improve manners, and seek independence while maintaining family ties, hoping for a secure role after the war despite her childless, temporary husbandless status.

Accident rates in wartime plant show similar male female figures

In one aircraft plant the 11 month accident rate was 5.51 per 1000 men and 5.52 per 1000 women. Increases in female accidents are often due to more inexperienced workers, inadequate machine guarding, and lack of safety education. Production speed-ups also raise accident rates.

Odd Quotations and a Joking Child Tale

A garbled snippet presents quips about marriage to a widow and a humorous exchange about being first or second husband. The text also recalls a mother scolding a child with a gravy remark, plus a children’s prank about a little chick.

Train Delay Frustration Sparks Couple Tiff

A heated exchange between a woman and man over rushed preparations reveals annoyance at missing a train and the prospect of hours spent waiting for the next departure. The quarrel underscores travel tensions and timing frustrations.

Donkey in lecture room prompts quirky classroom quips

A morning scene at a university lecture includes students and a donkey in the room prompting the professor to comment on seating. The dialogue features playful banter about missing members and family likeness and ends with a boy's joke about house sides and windows.

Ask Me Another Question Set Summary

A quiz prompt lists eight trivia questions on topics from geography and history to biology and travel. It asks about Vatican City area, ad valorem duties, aircraft production rates, China’s year starting 1944, feverish meaning, porpoise length, Mexico’s southern neighbor, and travel routes to Japan from San Francisco.

Vatican City Ted China Mexico Japan San Francisco Aleutians Hawaii

Unclear historical notes on geography and measures

A set of terse factual items cites Vatican City area about 100 acres, value, a one year period, the 4641st year, feverish condition, a height of five and one half feet, Guatemala, and a distance reduction via the Aleutians of 1700 miles.

Vatican City Guatemala Aleutians

U S Court Acquits Taristiot of Treason Charge

A U S District Court freed Taristiot on treason charges after trial in which the defendant disputed allegiance to the nation. The proceeding clarified legal standards for wartime loyalty and raised questions about military conduct and jurisdiction.

U.S. Army U. S

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