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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1941

Page

6

Sheriff questions Diamond Reverse Ranch manager in Buck Hart killing

Ellen Carey recalls meeting Calhoun Terry near the scene of Buck Hart and Tetlow deaths as Sheriff Hart presses Terry about the gun and alibis. Terry argues he shot no one while implying Buck Hart’s killer used a shared rifle and handwriting notes. Ellen defends fairness and reveals her own potential sighting near the murder site.

Buck Hart Sheriff Hart Ellen Carey Calhoun Terry Jim Terry Buck Tetlow Round Top Jim Wong Hart Diamond Reverse Ellen Roan Alford Miss Ellen Box Canyon

Canyon confrontation tests killer trace in county

Turley suspects Calhoun Terry of concealing evidence after Ellen’s canyon encounter with a killer. Terry’s behavior at the scene and Ellen’s defense raise doubt about Terry’s innocence, while Sheriff Hart notes Terry’s possible attempt to invent a cover story. Ellen returns to the post office, leaving the question unresolved.

Turley Terry Hart Ellen Calhoun Terry Jim Tetlow

Plan to raise secret army to wipe out rustlers sparks debate

Calhoun Terry argues with Ellison over forming a covert force of about a hundred ex deputy marshals to ambush and hang rustlers across the Round Top district. Ellison warns secrecy risks leaks and harm to small ranchers. both fear violence and political fallout as elections approach.

Joe Hart Jim Tetlow Ellison Tetlow Clint Wyoming Terry Cal Calhoun Terry Jim Creek Box Canyon Round Top Rustlers United States Texas Oklahoma

Paradox in Bronze Fort Dearborn Massacre Statue

The Fort Dearborn Massacre statue at the Chicago History Museum portrays a dramatic scene with Chief Black Partridge defending a white woman and a Pottawatomie brave ready to strike. Sculpted by Carl Rohl-Smith, it uses actors Short Bull and Kicking Bear as models. historians question the event’s veracity and note the two Indians’ roles appear reversed from their real dispositions. The monument was first placed at Lake Michigan dunes near Fort Dearborn and later moved to the Historical Society building due to vandalism.

Fort Dearborn Black Partridge John Kinzie Linai T. Helm Juliette A. Kinzie Northwest Carl Rohl-Smith Chicago George M. Pullman South Dakota Fort Sheridan Nelson A. Miles Short Bull Kicking Bear Eighteenth Street Lake Michigan Nathan Heald Fort Wayne Indiana Historical Society

The Superior Priesthood and Sacrifice in Hebrews

Lesson on Hebrews 9 11 22 and Hebrews 5 9 showing Christ as better High Priest and sacrifice under the new covenant. It stresses the efficacy of Christ's ministry, the cleansing of the conscience, and the assured inheritance through his death.

Jesus Christ W. H. Griffith Thomas Moorehead Andrew Murray Jesus Christ

The Whittling Cowboy Opens The Porch Forum

In Black Butte a broken axle delays the gathering as Sheriff Hart arrives and Ellen listens while Turley and Roan Alford debate a murder. They probe double hoofprints, a possible killer, and a hanging verdict over Diamond Reverse B stock theft and Jim Tetlow’s death.

Black Butte Johnson Turley Ellen Terry Yorky Jim Tetlow

Dinner Guest Arrives After Sheriff Declines Stay

A buckboard brings Terry to the Diamond Reverse B where Sheriff Hart had just left after declining dinner. The familiar greeting, “Hello, Clint,” hints at a chance meeting with the law during a quiet moment in front of the inn.

Hart Clint Terry

A Simple Shoulder Frock for Hot Weather

A light pattern for a hot day dress with a shoulder cover and no sleeves. Belt ties behind to create a smooth silhouette. A straightforward sewing project suited for warm weather.

No fool like the yo fool according to Bombay Chronicle

A short quip from the Bombay Chronicle mocks fools who pretend to be wiser than they are, poking fun at self styled sages with a sharp witty edge.

Bombay Chronicle

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