Green Has If Wyoming and a Mare Stealing Incident
Mary O'Hara recounts a mare theft involving Green Has If Wyoming. A white mare owned by Ken McLaughlin was banished to the Wreming tie, with a filly joining the herd after a crate fell and freed trem 2. Ken's father and Greenwey pursue the filly as the herd suffers losses. Marsh, Greeswaye, and Ken's sweetheart are mentioned. Carer seeks to accompany a grandmother, Mrs Palm, on a Ravardeus trip.
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Ken McLaughlin
Geek
Unis
Keben
Ggreenwey
Eratch
Coto Marsh
Greeswaye
Ken
Carer
Thunderhead and the Horse Roundup at Westgate Hotel
Rob and Ken face a town gathering as Deputy Barrows and Sheriff probe horse ownership for Thunderhead. Ken’s daring ride on Thunderhead wins respect, while townsfolk, bankers and rels gather to decide the stallion’s fate. Rob and Nell exchange updates by long‑distance call.
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Mc.Laughlin
Ken
Carey
Rob
Elmer Barrows
Greenway
Grand View Hotel
Charley Gage
Lumberman's Bank of
Westgate
Mr. Gage
Ken McLaughlin
Rob and Ken in a race plot over Thunderhead
Rob refuses to discuss a plan but agrees gelding Thunderhead to remove the racing temptation. Nell reluctantly supports the idea, fearing Ken will be heartbroken, while seeking to keep Thunderhead off the range and safe at the ranch. A veterinarian will perform the gelding once Thunderhead is corralled. TO BE CONTINUED.
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Carey
Ken
Thunders
Thunderhead
Rob
Nell
Farm Safety Week urged after high crop losses and deaths
National Farm Safety Week runs July 23 to 29 as campaigns urge safer farming amid 17 500 preventable injuries and 35 000 buildings lost to fire. Leaders including Secretary Charles F. Brannan champion rules to cut losses, with daily themes from church safety to machinery and road safety. A list of 15 essential rules emphasizes calm animal handling, proper lifting, tool care, gun safety, and avoiding risky practices.
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United States
National Safety Council
Kansas
Ohio
Wisconsin
Charles F. Brannan
Harvest Season Dangers Hit Farmers Hard
Ahead of the busy harvest, farm accidents spike as tractors and farm machinery cause injuries and fatalities. Thousands suffer serious harm or weeks off work due to improper use of axes and tools resulting in lost fingers or toes.
Waffle Iron Ride Promotes Batter Grease Belief
A quirky kitchen claim suggests grease should stay in the batter rather than on or in the waffle iron. The odd tip advises avoiding greasing or washing the iron to preserve the batter’s texture and flavor.
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Wyoming
Mary O'Hara
Exson Carey
Mrs. Palmer
Kenneth
Mrs. Mer
Ashley Rsleeve
Steamboards
Godiva
Thunder
Zou
Bing
Howard
nProud
Jin 71
Colorado
Ross
Tim
Jeff Stevens
Stevens
Sheriff
Jewel
Spindle River
Week
Ros
Annem Guse
South Wells St
Chicago
Patricia Morison
Kellogg's
Addraas
City
U.S
Mra
William B. Morrin
Dailan, Texas
Dallas
Snowdrift
The
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