Northwest lumber town tale of Siletz and a climbing horse
Siletz and Daisy’s lumber camp frame a rugged Oregon hillside scene. A horse frees itself from a fall as a stranger arrives, sparking Siletz's fierce pride and a wary bond with the man and a powerful dog. The vivid Northwest setting and frontier mood drive the moment on Hog Back.
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Liletz
Coosnah
Great Northwest
Siletz
Frisco
Vancouver
Daisy
Aster
Oregon
Arrival of Dillingworth man unsettles Daisy's camp
A young New York foreman, Walter Sandry, arrives at Daisy's camp with the Dillingworth Lumber Co. and claims a place among loggers. Foreman John Daily facilitates entry as tensions rise among the camp workers amid a sense of turning point and fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy
Manas
Liletz
Jim
John Daily
Dillingworth Lumber Company
The Wondrous Hills at Dawn
A New York born Landry joins a logging camp on a foggy dawn. He meets the hard working crew, a warm kitchen woman, and a bustling camp scene as the company prepares for work. Foreman Daily introduces Landry to Hastings and Murphy amid lively banter.
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Landry
John
John Daily
McDonald
Hastings
Murphy
Donegal
Blue Bay
Erin
Dillingworth
Sandry
Resolute Strength Ends Night in Patched Room
A man tightens his lips settles the Bible and blows out the light as cold rain drips in a small room. moisture and quiet mark the ending moment.
Fossil Skull Found Near Warwick Dates Earlier Human Remains
Scientists Edgeworth David and Wilson described a nearly mineralized human skull unearthed near Warwick in the Darling Downs Queensland. The find likely dates to a period before any previously discovered human remains in Australia and suggests coexistence with ancient fossil marsupials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgeworth, David and
Wilson
Warwick
Darling Downs
Queensland
Abetralia
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Night
By Vingie E. Roe
Illustrations By
Ray Walters
Walter Sandry
New York
Mr. Sandry
Daily
Fancy
Walter Landry
Walter
David
Absalom
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