Two Cowboys Meet In Round Top as Cowboys Rally
Calhoun Terry brings three Diamond Reverse B riders to town to guard a buckboard ride. Larry Richards visits the Red Triangle saloon where Hart Turley and Hart challenge him, while Slim returns, and Ellen Terry listens as Powers questions village figures about the ranch and its management.
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Calhoun Terry
Corral
Larry Richards
Larry
Lee Hart
Jack Turley
Hank
Hart
Richards
Lee
Turley
Round Top
Slim
Red Triangle
Terry
Powers
Lane Carey
Ellen
Carey
Big Business
Women confront feud as ranchers plan land sale
In a tense exchange Ellen defends women harmed by cattle wars while leaders discuss breaking up the Diamond Reverse B ranch tracts for sale. A Philadelphia creditor hints at thieves, and Calhoun shows wary interest as the feud deepens.
Texans in transit raise questions over rustler hunt
The Denver Republican reports forty Texans, led by Wild West show figure Sunday Brown, arrive in the city and plan to head north to tackle rustlers. Ellison denies knowledge of their goals while Terry Calhoun suspects they aim to "clean up" the Buck River country, prompting talk of a split in the ranch outfits and potential danger for local hands. Ellen warns Jeff Brand about Turley’s possible involvement as clues point to a buried writing pattern.
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Ellen Terry
Jeff Brand
Rustler
Calhoun Terry
Jeff
Jack Tutley
United States
Texas
Oklahoma
Sunday Brown
Indian Territory
Southwest
Brown
Clinton Ellison
Wyoming Stock Association
Ellison
Carey
Terry
Calhoun
Ellen
Back River
Buck
Tetlow
Yeager
Brand
Turley
Jack
Denver
Lise
Basque dress pattern offers easy seaming for junior girls
Pattern No 1447 B presents a basque style frock with a curved bodice low square neckline and wide waistband suited to sizes 11 through 19 with busts 29 to 37 inches. Colorful trims and braid accents enhance the peasant look for youthful wear. The second item notes servicemen favor Camel cigarettes and Prince Albert tobacco as gifts from home.
Mothers Are Bewildered by Girls Leaving Home
Kathleen Norris notes a shift as young women seek independence in early adulthood, leaving home for apartments, interior work, or jobs. The piece contrasts daughters’ autonomy with mothers’ loss, through a Pittsburgh family example and the broader social impact on the American home.
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Kathleen Norris
Real Problem Beset at Home Over Entertaining Friends
Freda of Pittsburgh asks Miss Norris for advice on hosting guests in a crowded home. She describes family attempts at kindness that clash with her own circle and the pressure to exclude certain guests. She considers renting an apartment to live as she pleases, highlighting a societal strain on American homes.
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Freda Sanderson
Freda
Pittsburgh
Margaret
Rod
Mama
Papa
Emima
Miller
Miss Norris
America
Family life shapes value and selflessness over independence
The passage argues that living at home with a loving family offers greater human value for girls than other living arrangements. It suggests that independence comes only when the claims of loved ones open the doorway to unselfishness and service, turning values upside down.
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