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Newspaper

Scandia Journal

Location

Scandia, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1908

Page

4

Cattle Thieves Battle in Kemah County Saga

George Williston, a cultured rancher, uncovers a gang of cattle thieves led by Jesse Black amid the Missouri river flats and enlists Paul Langford’s help. Louise Dale, a court stenographer, travels with County Attorney Richard Gordon to Kemah for the preliminary hearing as tensions rise and personal tensions unfold.

George Williston J. R Paul Langford Three Bars” Ranch Williston Jesse Black Kemah County South Dakota Langford Mary Wind City Richard Gordon Kemah Velpen Jim Munson Three Bars Munson Sioux City Bill Brown Louise Williston’s James R. McAllister Jake Sanderson Gordon Louise Dale Miss Dale Judge Dale Yankton John Yellow Wolf United States Johnson Yellow Wolf

Attack on the Lazy S Ends in Night Porch Solace

In a late August night scene Williston and his daughter Mary sit on the doorstep after a long day of heat and disappointment. They discuss beds, darkness, and plans as Jesse Black remains a looming threat while Mary jokes about comfort and civilization.

Williston Mary Jesse Black Civilization Plains

No and yes in love and the rise of household remedies

The piece discusses how refusals in courtship can lead to eventual consent as suitors play the “cavalier servant” role. It traces the evolution of home remedies into patent medicines, highlighting Peruna developed by Dr. Hartman for Mennonite communities and later marketed widely for coughs, colds, throat issues, bronchitis, and catarrhal diseases.

Pennsylvania Hartman

Solitude Cures Crying Says Woman Alone

A woman asserts that living alone best cures crying and shares that she cried often while married. She describes the sadness of hearing oneself cry alone in a flat and notes there is little use if no one is around to offer comfort.

Williston Mr. Williston Louise South Dakota John Chinaman Uncle Hammond Dale Mr. Gordon Gordon Miss Dale

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