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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1924

Page

6

Blue Lake Foreman Seeks Job After Ranch Turmoil

Bud Lee, foreman at Blue Lake ranch, accuses Bayne Trévora of wrecking property. Judith Sanford, a young owner, arrives and declares she bought Gray's share, plans to run it, and fires Trevors. Pollock Hampton is mentioned as a cousin.

Bud Lee Blue Lake Ranch Bayne Trévora Judith Sanford Pollock Hampton Timothy Gray Judith Gray Trevors Blue Lake Corral Tee Lee Trevor Bayne Trevors D—D Joe Jose Senor Sanford Ratcho Senor Buenos Dias Amigo Madre de Dios Benny Ward Hannon Luke Sanford Bud Carson Tommy Molly Old Laddie Burkitt Trévors Revers Hannon Smerty Rocky Kicker

Judith Sanford Takes Command at Blue Lake Ranch

Judith Sanford confronts Trevors and fires him, asserting ownership of the outfit. Bud Lee pledges support while Ward Hannon and the crew resist, testing Judith's resolve as she handles Trevors’ ouster, rides the outlaw Prince, and sets new orders for the ranch.

Hannon Bud Lee Ward Judith Lee Prince Miss Judith Jimmy Carpenter Jimmy Bud Carson Bardanna

Judith Pats It Straight Wrinkled Half-Breed Jose Scene

In a rose-garden scene Jose, an old half-breed with trembling hands, culls buds as a woman returns home. He proclaims La senorita is come home, speaking with a mix of grizzled speech and religious exclamations as Lee approaches near the bunk house.

Judith Jose Lee

Harvest Moon Stands Out At Higher Latitudes

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