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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1930

Page

2

Not For Us Against Us in Concho

O'Hara meets Ingram and Harvey in the adobe store as tensions rise over Wes Steelman. Ingram pressures O'Hara to choose a side, promising danger if he stays neutral and warning he’ll be drawn into the conflict within days. Harvey watches with a cold, hard gaze as the confrontation deepens.

O'Hara Ingram Harvey Tom Mr. O'Hara Concho O’hara Sir Sanderson Turkey Shep Sin Jake Mr. Ingram Wes Steelman San Marcos

O'Hara Entangled in Grudge Fight Over Steelman Cattle Estate

In Concho a town torn by factional feud tightens around lawyer O'Hara who faces pressure from Wes Steelman and partner Ingram. A tense saloon confrontation reveals local killer Bob Quantrell and Shep Sanderson before an impending showdown as plans unfold for hunting and possible conflict.

Garrett O'Hara Faces Ambush in Western Town

Garrett O'Hara, a young lawyer bound for Con cho, is shot at from an ambush. He misidentifies the shooter as Shep Sanderson, guided by Barbara Steelman who mistakes him for Judge Warner. Barbara warns him off to Con cho and directs him to Steve Orrall as cattle war tensions rise between rival factions, including Ingram and Steelman.

Shep Sanderson Smith-Beresford O’hara Bob Quantrell Quantrell Steve Worrall Longhorn Corral Judge Warner Wes Steelman Jess Hughes Wes Dave Worrall Concho Barbara Wes Consid Rable Barbara Steelman Miss Steelman San Marcos Jack Phillips Texas Jim Ingram Harvey Syulph Harcourt Steelman Mr. O’hara Sanderson O'Hara Fellows Tenderfoot Shep Pilgrim Garrett O’hara Garrett Warner Steven Worrall Imam Orrall

Bees Fly Long Work Routes For Honey Load

The USDA confirms bees travel up to eight miles each way to gather nectar and return with heavy loads. A single pound of honey may require about 18 000 trips of 16 miles each, totaling nearly 300 000 miles of flight. In Wyoming alfalfa, bees made daily eight mile hops to nectar, risking sand storms and head winds on long returns.

United States Department of Agriculture Wyoming Department Partment Agriculturists

Frere! Now! Constable Chides Driver In Kansas City

In a Kansas City street scene Constable Slackpater chides a novice driver for fiddling with a new automobile. The offender admits lack of skill and seeks to turn around while the officer directs a longer loop to Torpidville six miles away to remedy the issue.

Kansas City

Great Medical Discovery by Banting Insulin Triumph

Canadian surgeon Dr. F G Banting, fresh from World War service, developed insulin under Professor MacLeod with C H Best and others. After self trials, Banting treated the first diabetes patient at Toronto General Hospital on January 10, 1922, marking a milestone in modern medicine.

F. G. Banting MacLeod University of Toronto C. H. Best Banting Toronto General Hospital

Wall at High Altitude Range on the Great Wall

The article notes parts of the famous Chinese wall traverse mountains reaching up to 5,000 feet, highlighting the rugged terrain over which it was constructed.

Noted English Writer Won't Play Typewriter

John Galsworthy, in London 1928, writes all works by hand. his manuscripts are stored in red morocco boxes and some presented to the British Museum. Professor Carlton Wells cites an article noting his high value and rising prices for first editions. William Lyon Phelps quotes Scribner's Magazine on Galsworthy's preference for hand writing over dictation or typing.

London John Galsworthy Carlton Wells University of Michigan Manchester Guardian Shaw Galsworthy Hampstead British Museum Greville William Lyon Phelps Scribner's Magazine

Towns Clash Over Local Shortcomings Publicly

Readers in neighboring communities debate faults openly while townsfolk resist outsiders labeling their shortcomings. Local forums see spirited arguments about governance and civic pride as residents push back against external critique.

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