Ride the River Chapter XIV Confrontation and Capture
Jeff Gray and Chiswick confront the Tail Holt gang after a dawn street showdown. A dead Sherm Howard shifts the balance as Norris and Mile High fall, Doke dies, and Jeff captures Mile High while orders clear the town. Ruth welcomes Jeff’s shift from marshal to cattleman.
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Jeff
Father
Bob
Norris
Sherm Howard
Gray
Ransom House
Chiswick
Pat
Lee
Jeff Gray
Hank
Presnall House
Curly Connor
Ruth
Hank Ransom
Howard
Duke
Mile High
Cottonwood
Ma Presnall
United States
Dan Brand
Yorky
Sherm
Main Street
Morgan Norris
Tail Holt
Marg Norris
Clint Coke
Clint Doke
Doke
Sanger’s
Yell Sanger’s
Law
Sanger
Golden Nugget
Presnall’s
Frank
Washington Letter Shows Trade Route Pressure Over Indian Boundary
A 1760 letter from George Washington urged Blair to press General Gage to allow Virginian traders continued access along the Cumberland to Pittsburgh route. The dispute concerned a proposed boundary west of which no whites could settle, but Board of Trade rulings later kept the route open. Blair sent the letter to Gage. Fort Pitt was abandoned four years later, ending the route.
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George Washington
William L. Clements
Ann Arbor
Detroit Free Press
Washington
Fort Pitt
Pennsylvania
Blair
General Gage
Pittsburgh
Gage
Board of Trade
Ohio
Kanawha River
Fort Stanwix
Tennessee River
Braid trimming returns as smart fall fashion
A house dress and a panty frock feature braid trimming to brighten simple styles. Projects include easy to sew designs with sew charts for beginners and pattern details for sizes 2 to 48. Fall and Winter Pattern Book offers photos and patterns by mail order from The Sewing Circle in Chicago.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Ill
Bell Syndica
Unclear Fragments on Marriage Golf and Philosophy
A distorted set of quips on marriage miscalculations outdoor sport and writing. The voice obsesses over luck sincerity and relief from nightmares while pondering nature and opinions.
Happiness and Adversity Proverb Pair Reflections
A compact aphorism pair contrasts happiness as sunbeam protection against shadow with adversity likened to spring rain. The second maxim states integrity requires knowledge, while knowledge without integrity becomes dangerous and dreadful.
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Dr. Johnson
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Matthew Gering
Richard Exon
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Richard
Elizabeth
Dornford Yates
Phil
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Quaker State
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