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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1950
Page
3
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A fragmentary report from a Wyoming area near Laeghiin describes a troubling incident involving Nell paltry embaner and others. The text references a reported event, concern for Nell, and uncertain outcomes of a ranch scene with cattle and a man in distress.
In a tense scene near the main line, a crate carrying a Beckwith-bred filly breaks apart on a sharp curve, and the mare disappears as crew blame haste and a slipping car. Rob Greenway, Hackett, and McLaughlin discuss the loss, with Brand Uitte and the ranch involved in the search. The incident triggers concern for the filly and freight.
Rob and Ken pieces together stories of a white stallion blamed for stealing mares. The valley hold threats and rumors as Buck Daly sights a white horse and Thunderhead’s legend resurfaces. Ken sobs atop the rampart, then rides away toward home as guests arrive for supper.
The article explains how lightning can ignite dry snags and forest litter, especially on inaccessible ridges in the Black Hills, and argues removing dead snags can greatly reduce fires. It notes green trees resist ignition due to sap moisture, while dead snags smoulder to spread fire. It mentions logging contracts in Custer State Park require selling dead snags. It also briefly mentions new Gantron glowing fishing lures by Bill Whyte.
The Wayne County Michigan sportsman club issues cards to members to seek permission to hunt and fish, promising up to $100 indemnity for any damage. With over 9,000 members, the plan aims to ease tense farmer sportsman relations and deter careless behavior on posted lands.
A look at the 1950 batting race potential with Ted Williams, Joe DiMaggio, and Stan Musial leading, plus Ralph Kiner’s home run pace and strong showings by Kell, Robinson, Slaughter, Easter, and Doby. The piece notes spring form in the Citrus Circuit and discusses hitting strength across leagues with added veteran insight.
The American bald eagle is described as the national emblem for its grace and power, not for its eating habits. It is mainly a fish scavenger, found near large bodies of water, nests in spring on cliffs or tall trees, and lays one to four dull white eggs that hatch into hungry eaglets.
Retired minister B H Harmer of Snohomish Washington praises ALL-BRAN for easing constipation. He recommends daily one ounce servings with water and offers Kellogg's double money back if not satisfied after ten days.
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