Calhoun Terry Faces Threats Over Buck Hart Killing
Calhoun Terry, now a powerful figure in the Buck River country, confronts distrust after Buck Hart’s murder. In Evans store, rivals hint Terry’s cattlemen backers may be involved while Hart’s supporters press for answers. A courthouse showdown looms as old rivalries flare.
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Calhoun Terry
French Mesa
Clint Evans
Buck River
Bill Herriott
Diamond
Terry
Courthouse
Roan Alford
Jack Turley
Evans
Cal
Lee Hart
Nate
Harts
Calhhoun
Calhoun
Jeff Brand
Buck Hart
Brand
Buck
Hart
Alford
Lee
Turley
Siam, Asia For Staking A Canal And British Plans
Washington analysis notes Siam now Thailand sits at strategic crossroads with isthmus access valued by Britain and Japan. It outlines British invasion ideas, U S restraint, and Norway in focus, plus tank shortages and German fortifications in western Europe affecting Allied options.
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Washington
D. C
South Pacific
Japan
Britain
Thailand
Siam
Pacific
United States
Francis Sayre
Woodrow Wilson
Philippines
Herbert Hoover
Asia
Kra
Indian Ocean
Gulf of Siam
India
Singapore
Indo-China
Burma
Straits of Magellan
Panama Canal
Ad Front
Hitler
Roosevelt
Spain
Portugal
Pyrenees
France
Norway
Dunquerque
Europe
Russia
Persia
Iran
Caucasus
Tler
Editor Horace Garvey Denounces War in Logan County
Terry buys goods then visits the Logan County Gazette where editor Horace Garvey, described as a dried up man with parchmentlike skin, reacts sharply, asking, You must be crazy, Cal. The town appears to be on the war path.
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Hart
Evans
Terry
Headlin
Goddlemighty
Lee Hart
Cal
Ace
Sail
Buck Hart
Garvey
Gazette
Terry Pues
Li Terry
Udy
Curtis
Rustler
Edinburgh
London
Boston
Son
Cheyenne
Subord
Calhoun Terry
Logan County Gazette
Horace Garvey
New Hay Fever Relief Promises Quick Aid
A Pennsylvania engineer reports that salted corn mush relieved his hay fever, prompting Dr. Selleck to develop a chloride based remedy. The Hollings Smith Co has taken over production of Nakamo Bell, with early clinic results showing rapid relief for many patients.
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Pennsylvania
E. E. Selleck
Columbia University
Selleck
Hollings Smith Company
Orangeburg
New York
Nakamo Bell
Slowly Perfected Arts and Sciences Motto
A compact reflection on how arts and sciences mature through gradual practice and careful polishing, not by rigid molds but by patient study and repeated refinement. The author likens skill to a bear teaching cubs, emphasizing gradual shaping over abrupt molding.
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Montaigne
Unhappy Man and the Call to Honest Work
The passage argues that the worst fate is indecision about future action. It claims work is the grand cure for mankind’s malaise, asserting that honest, purposeful labor resolves ailments and miseries by forcing action.
Free book offer on piles and fistula by Dr Coe
An advertisement from Dr C M Coe of 503 Pine Street St Louis Missouri invites readers suffering from piles or fistula to write for a free valuable book that will pay them. The notice emphasizes the medical topic and provides a contact address for response.
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C. M. Coe
Pine St
St. Louis, Mo
Establish a Standard for Honest Citizens
A motto from George Washington urges raising a standard for wise and honest citizens while leaving the outcome to God. The quotation reflects early American ideals of virtue and Providence guiding public life.
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George Washington
No Waiting Ridder Which End Rises First
Ridder quips that in a cow both ends rise together, while Chugwater shares his view on beef buying that neither end precedes the other as the animal stands.
Bearing Reproof Fear Not The Anger Of The Wise
Epigraph quote from Pope in a 19th century page noting moral instruction and the value of accepting correction. The line urges that those who deserve praise endure rebuke with courage.
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St.joseph
VIE 2
DIXIE
Thomas Haynes Bayly
Bombay Chronicle
America
Lola LN
CLQ
Shaw
Mid -South
Pirenscoting
Jersey
U. S
South Memphis Stockyards Co
W. Trigg Ave
Memphis
Tenn
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