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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1916
Page
6
The defense lawyer whispers that the judge will give twenty years, while the inmate, a former life insurer actuary, grimly notes twenty years equal about seven years more than life. He laments always drawing the worst luck.
The home team loaded the bases with nobody out in the late fourth. The focal batter prepared with three bats, smiling confidently as the crowd roared. The umpire halted play announcing the game called due to darkness. He leaves a widow and three children.
A dialogue on growing vegetables at home highlights cost savings, but one speaker questions paying someone to tend the garden. The other insists the service is worth the price to avoid the work.
A reader advises replacing coffee or tea with a safe warm drink for children. Personal anecdote claims Postum improved the mother’s family’s health, reducing nervous symptoms and digestive troubles. The piece advocates a conscientious choice for children’s beverages and cites a favorable experience with Postum.
In a western tableau Buck and Jess Kilrain confront unspoken love amid tense feud on a cattle drive. Jess rebuffs Buck while Buck vows to win her, confessing self-doubt and longing as dawn approaches. The scene shifts from conflict to fragile emotion under a pale eastern horizon.
Jess Witram uncovers a dam plot as Kilrain confronts her with anger and violence. A shot rings out from the chaparral, Garene’s killer blow ends Cardrona’s assault, and Kilrain teeters over the edge as Jess flees with the danger she unearthed.
Buck trails off alone inspecting Cardross actions as heat and flies fill the day. Jess warns Buck Cardross threatened to kill her. Buck finds Cardross dead with a rifle nearby and sends Jess home as he contemplates justice.
Buck Brannon rigs explosives to destroy Cardross dam causing a violent flood that tears through the landscape and reveals Cardross dead beneath the debris. Skein Williams and Jess Kitrain confront Buck as he returns to the Loop stables amid growing suspicions of his guilt.
In the dim office Earle Worthing learns from Buck that Cardross was killed by Buck and the dam was blown in revenge. Buck admits responsibility and vows to face the law, while Worthing weighs his own role and the uneasy truth about Jess Kilrain and Cardross.
A big fish envisions houses for pond dwellers and seeks help from fairies goblins and Jack Frost. After a long quest they learn the solution is a simple window granted by Jack Frost, freezing the pond to create an underwater house window at midnight. The tale follows the quest and reveals the clever conclusion.
A fragmentary excerpt on golf terms and play from Life, describing tools like the brass shod driver and iron, and noting the game's varied tactics. It hints at a humorous, instructional tone and references a brook, a putt, and the social perception of golf within a broader discussion of skill and practice.
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