Cross T Trail Boss Faces Stake in 1875 Texas Drive
Lew Burnet hired by Tom Arnold to drive 3 000 longhorns from southern Texas to Ogallala by Sept 1 1875 to fulfill a profitable contract. Tom his son Steve and daughter Joy plan moving to Wyoming. Tom is killed in a stampede. Clay Manning and Ed Splann clash with Lew who discharges Splann. Soldiers report Indian incitement as Cheyennes demand 600 cattle.
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Tom Arnold
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Texas
Ogallala
Tom
Steve
Joy
Wyoming
Lew
Indian Supply Co
Clay Manning
ED Splann
Splann
Dean's Store
Indian Territory
Showdown on the Trail as Warner Herd Faces Cheyennes
Lew Burnet asserts owner’s power over the Cross T herd and reads Tom Arnold's will granting Steve and Joy half the sale proceeds with Lew receiving a head of his own. Clay resists, Joy withdraws, and tension sharpens as the group faces an approaching Indian force.
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Steve
Clay
Jay
Sne
Joy
John
Texas Panhandle
Dean’s
Adobe Walls
Tom Arnold
Lew Burnet
Ogallala
Powder River
Wyoming
Ames Strayhorn
Ox Bow
Joe Wheat
Lesson Subjects and Scripture Texts Selected for June 18
The lesson outlines subjects and scripture texts chosen and copyrighted by the International Council of Religious Education and used with permission.
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International Council of Religious Education
Shirtmaker Look in a Smart House Dress
A clean sleek shirtmaker vibe defines this dress with a perfect comfort fit. Scalloped front closure and scalloped sleeves give it an out of the ordinary, stylish silhouette.
Second President to Move From Congress to White House
The second U S president to transition from Congress to the White House was John Adams who served as vice president before becoming president following George Washington.
Answers Quiz Card Round Up of Quick Facts
The list identifies Warren G. Harding as a president figure and the bassoon as an instrument. It notes five Sundays in 1948 and 1976, and highlights the hummingbird, a renegade, and events dating to 1787. References water, the Big Horn mountains, and years 618 to 906. It explains plurality and majority voting concepts.
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Congress
White House
United States
Custer
China
Warren G. Harding
Big Horn Mountains
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