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Shoshone Journal

Location

Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1921

Page

3

Valley of the Giants ends in a hopeful union and legacy

Bryce Cardigan and Shirley unite amid timber magnates and rival schemes in Humboldt County. John Cardigan dies after a life of dreams, leaving Bryce to run Laguna Grande operations and carry forward a redwood empire. The couple plans a shared railroad future as they endure trials and mourn a patriarch.

Cardigan Redwood Cumber Company N. C Shirley Hoe Gregory Trinidad Timber Company H E Mel Sheene Bryce Laguna Grande Lumber Company John Cardigan John Cardigno Tata Cortgen Doy Seth Pennington Rascal Cardigan Sexton Uld Curiigart Laguna Grande Cardigan Redwood Lumber Company Redwood Boulevard Sequoia Tames San Francisco Humboldt Bay Henry Poundstone Poundstone Bryce Cardigan Bay Shore Ipropos Neariess Sig John-partner Cardigan’s Weeds Township Nine Ogitry Little Laurel Creek Mr. Ogilvy Bryce Continor Duncan McTavish Tomera Burk Brice Cardigan’s Woods Buck Old Duncan Jules Rondeau Rondeau Mac Woods Hue Drew Tve John Firever Himealfst Aden Graund Perhag Valley of the Giants

Diamonds Rise From Obscurity to Modern Sparkle

A Popular Science piece traces diamonds from ancient times to today noting early civilizations knew little of the gem. It notes Egypt, Babylon, Greece, Rome, and medieval Europe largely lacked diamonds, while modern American stores now stock more diamonds than all Europe at Columbus’s voyage.

Wil Egypt Babsion Alexander Indus B.C Greece Rome Venice Spain Europe America Columbus Palos

It Certainly is That A Muddy Foot Of Steep Iachine

A colloquial Dispatch column recalls getting stuck in mud at the foot of two steep Iachine. Women face crude remarks when a man assists with a vehicle. After heavy pulling with a monkey wrench danger looms if missteps occur, yet pulling free is a grand feeling.

Columbus Dispatch

Local Classified Fragments From Salt Lake City Ads

A jumbled 1920s style classifieds page lists varied offerings from cleaning and dyeing services to flowers, marble, typewriters, and corsets. Notable names include Standard Marble & Granite Co and Morris Floral Co with addresses in Salt Lake City. Advertisements for medical, educational, and appliance services appear alongside general merchandise and employment notices.

Walker Crater of Oe & Dyer Ciewning & Dyerme Cataing Standart Marble & Granite Co Breadwar Porulie Huyal Utah Morria Floral Co Fat S Lake City Miller Fhirai Co ART Embroidery Co Uricey Salt Lave Samp Co Salt Lake Business College Enrell Negcion Dodge Bros Salt Lake Bat Preee Western Creamery Co Fearth Seath Whaical Instruments Darun-Hrebe Musbe Bale Lake City BATS Returm Maar Preva Smythe Hat Factory Prompe Weile Teerssen Huber Hospital Beomdway Bowmas Co Brooks Arrate Potter Welding South State LD Business College Schud Bugieney Canlog Fom Main St Salt Lake City Maringiso Farlok Hs Hae Ee Freshairn

Fragmentary dialogue on mental strain and teaching a dog

A garbled exchange suggests concern that constant elation or stress wears the mind, with a Boston Transcript line noting difficulty in teaching Rover. The scene hints at a teacher and a dog, but concrete details are sparse.

Boston Transcripe Rover

Open Season in Corn Field Encounter Sparks Court Action

A tourist exiting a corn-field reports a surreal scene as a dozen roasted cars arrive and a vehicle speeds toward them. In a tense exchange at the scene a man offers one dollar and dénouements hint at a larger dispute over ownership between local parties in Kansas City.

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