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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1924
Page
4
Judith Sanford and Doc Tripp confront Trevors as cattle lung-worm and smuggling fears unfold. Tripp confirms imported sick calves and Trevors sudden selling, while Judith mobilizes workers to secure stock, hire milking machinery, and rally loyal men to protect Blue Lake ranch.
Bud Lee, foreman, suspects Bayne Trevors wrecks Blue Lake property. Judith Sanford asserts her claim to run the ranch, fires Trevors after self defense shooting, and tames a vicious horse to win respect. Bud Lee stays on, while Judith doubts veterinarian Bill Crowdy and contacts Doe Tripp.
Judith Dane battles Trevors who has fired her staff and sent men to sabotage the Blue Lake ranch. She halts a deadly sulphur treatment, orders quarantines for lung-worm calves, and mobilizes Miller to secure milk operations while plotting to outmaneuver Trevors and his agents. Ed Masters and Nelson loom as disruptive forces as she races to protect cattle and staff.
Judith greets Tripp in the courtyard and leads him into the grand living room. He appears younger than his age, a wiry man with bright eyes and a friendly smile. Judith opens her heart as they settle by the fireplace, discussing his visit and his admiration for her.
The Tale of Two Brothers, dated 82 centuries ago, is attributed to Enana a Theban scribe and held in the Jaraelite era. The manuscript known as the D Orbiney papyrus rests in the British Museum and is claimed as the oldest fiction. A later reference notes two poultry breeds still raised in Ohbina today.
A fragmentary report reveals an apparent rediscovery of a sixteenth century canal lock in France built by Leonardo da Vinci under King Francois I. The structure, intended to aid Loire River boats carrying Nantes salt, had vanished and its exact site forgotten until now.
The sacred seat of the Dalai Lama at 12 000 feet in the Himalayas will get a modern hydro electric plant. Tibetan crews will install the system entirely, as foreign workers are barred from Lhasa. Pack mules carry turbine and generator along perilous trails to the high city.
Mrs Mabel Ross of 359 Center St Salem Oregon reports severe back pain and bearing during pregnancy. She credits Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription with relief and urges other expectant mothers to use the remedy throughout the period. Available from all druggists in tablet or liquid form.
Mrs Margaret Aison of East St Louis Illinois marks ninety years in Sunday school. She joined her first class in Scotland and never missed a lesson, coming to America as a bride with five members in her family. A memorable moment was serving Jesse James and his gang breakfast, unaware they were outlaws, mistaken for Union soldiers.
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