Fleming's Folly by Lawrence A Keating
Link Fleming addresses Boone County cattlemen to form an irrigation plan. Buzz Hamilton shoots at Fleming, Buster Townsend is wounded, Buzz is imprisoned. Fleming faces mine dam tensions with Kilgo Mell and a strike. Gunplay follows as tensions rise around wages, power of attorney, and sabotage.
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Link Fleming
Boone County
Bussmen Rma
Hamilton
Helen
Link
Kilgo
Fleming
Buzz
Flemin
Buster Townsend
Buzz Hamilton
Rawhide
Roper Kilgo
Jackpot
Fae
Mell
Roper
Bugz Hamilton
Helen Hamilton
Otto Pieper
Marty Bush
McLendon
Buster
Link and Helen Face Dam Crisis at Triple H Ranch
Link confronts Helen about Buzz and Roper Kilgo amid a landslide at the dam. He explains the motive and danger, while Helen weighs buying him out with a loan and potential partnership dissolution. The scene ends with tension as details shift toward Buzz’s innocence and future action.
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Buzz
Roper Kilgo
Helen
Kilgo
Torney
Roper
Link
Newspaper Of Tomorrow Educational Newspaper Vision
Dr. Garry C. Myers, head of parent education at Cleveland College, Western Reserve University, sees tomorrow’s paper as an educational institution used in classrooms to supplement texts. He notes a trend toward more syndicated columns enriching public discussion and values newspapers as a growing educational force and public service.
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Garry C. Myers
Department of
Parent Education
Cleveland College
Western Reserve University
Myers
Kitchener Record
Regular Rest Intervals Boost Industrial Output
Experiments in industrial plants show men who rest at regular intervals perform more work than those who work without rest. The study notes productivity gains and suggests scheduling breaks to sustain efficiency across shifts.
Little Helps For This Week Reflecting Faith And Duty
A devotional reflection cites Psalm 9 10 affirming trust in God and notes true riches come from duty not excuses. It contrasts contentment with providence, urging patience in adversity and gentleness when provoked, suggesting discipline in virtue despite hardship.
Ontario House In London Tarnished by Untidy Vacancy
London correspondent notes Ontario House on the Strand remains closed for a year and seven months. The empty building is untidy and poorly advertised, with thousands passing by hourly. The piece hopes the structure will be sold soon to avoid further unfavorable impressions of Ontario.
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London
Toronto Telegram
Ontario
Empire
Ontario House
Strand
Woodstock Sentinel Review
Expensive End For Two Teens In Railway Accidents
An eighteen year old slipped while alighting a moving freight at Chalk River Ontario and had his left leg amputated. A twenty year old fell from a freight at Trout Mills and had his right arm amputated. The Toronto Star Weekly notes riding the rods is cheap transportation but costly in the end.
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Chalk River
Ont
Trout Mills
Toronto Star Weekly
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William Blore
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Dr. Pierce
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