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Newspaper

Shiner Gazette

Location

Shiner, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1930

Page

3

Cattle War Tangles Concho Town Ambush and Betrayal

Garrett O Hara a young lawyer travels to Concho and is shot at by Shep Sanderson who mistakes him for Judge Warner as cattle interests push to block court Barbara Steelman warns him away while a brutal cattle war brews Between Ingram and Steelman Barbara and Ingram are lovers Garrett and the Englishman buy a ranch with Steelman as silent partner A posse hangs Fitch and Sanderson sparks fight with injuries to Garrett and the Englishman as the war unsettles and sides shift in a tense Western town.

Garrett O’hara Concho Shep Sanderson Judge Warner Barbara Steelman Garrett Steve Worrall Ingram Steelman Barbara Bob Quantrell Smith Beresford Sanderson Fitch Quantrell

El Paso exile sparks tense frontier warning

In Concho the killer Quantrell abandons El Paso seeking new ground. O’Hara visits the post office for a warning letter from hotel owner Helm about Shep Sanderson and the Texas Kid. Steve Worrall warns of pursuit as Garrett contemplates moving toward the Gold Nugget.

Garrett el Paso O’hara Concho Steelman Pat McCarthy Quantrell Bob Steve Worrall McCarthy Worrall Shep Sanderson Bob Quantrell Steve Brad Helm Concho House Helm Shep

Lone tenderfoot dares Sanderson in Gold Nugget showdown

O'Hara brings Steve Worrall to back him as Sanderson threatens to force him out of town within an hour. The pair confront the bully in the Gold Nugget, bluffing their way through a tense standoff while Harvey’s store and Ingram’s crowd watch. Sanderson flees, guns drawn, as Quantrill and the others prepare a counterstrike.

Shep Steve Bob Quantrell O’hara Ingram O'Hara Mr. Harvey Steelman Harvey Longhorn Corral Sanderson Texas Kid Tenderfoot Garrett Worrall Bob Mar Mr. Sanderson Ingram & Harvey’s Steve Worrall

Icelandic sagas tied to Gaelic influence and Irish ties

The Icelandic sagas are praised as superior and are argued to be largely Gaelic in origin. Authorities suggest the sagas reflect Celtic mythology and Irish influences, with early Icelandic poets often Irish by blood and tied to bardic courts, sharing their adventures and victories.

Iceland Ireland Montreal

Burns remedy for homes with children

The medicine closet should include a good burn remedy. Olive oil and lime water in equal parts make an effective treatment. Saturate cloths with the mixture and cover the burn for best relief.

When Mind Works Best In The Morning Hours

The text notes office workers perform best in the second hour after morning start while many nerves worsen as sleep approaches. It cites Sir Walter Scott claiming his best invention and verse ideas come right after waking, a habit he valued for solving knotty problems.

Walter Scott Scott

Barbara Steelman and a World Lost to Pride

Barbara Steelman, daughter of cattle king Wesley Steelman, sees her power fade after failed attempts to unite her town around David Ingram. Her pride wounds deepen as Ingram wields her love as a weapon, and she seeks solace with Garrett O’Hara. The chapter ends with a grim hint of continuation.

Barbara Wesley Steelman San Marcos David Ingram Ingram St Barbara Garrett O’hara

Pessimist After First Year Wayward Exchange

A child asks what an optimist is and the father replies with a wry joke about an optimistic father hoping his son will attend college. The brief vignette captures family humor about future hopes and practicality.

Big Boy

Almost a Monopoly The United States Prune Supply

The article notes that the United States supplies about three fourths of the world’s demand for dried prunes, highlighting its dominant role in global prune production and export dynamics.

United States

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