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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1937

Page

6

Gunlock Ranch Justice Turns Against Foreman

Jane fires her hard driving foreman Dave McCrossen after a string of threats and theft accusations. McCrossen threatens and attempts to seize control as Jane seeks help from Carpy and Henry Sandy while Denison hospital gaze shifts to an unexpected disappearance.

Jane McCreasen Tre Dave Gus van Tambel Steve Dave McCrossen McCrossen Carpy Henry Sandy Sandy Henry Bill Trim McCrossen A. Senne Denison Carey Cat Robido Red Front Bal Harry Gunlock Jane Gunlock Hills Boland River Street McAlpin Doc Jake Spotts Angela Bill Denigan Demameee Ible Xister Spotts

Surprising Night Run for Rustlers Stirring Gunlock

Bill Pardaloe is surprised by a visitor Bill Denison asking for a rifle to confront rustlers near Gunlock. Denison plans to ride with Frying Pan and Bob Scott to halt a suspected midnight steer theft, joining a dangerous night pursuit with improvised ammo and a veteran’s reluctant aid.

Bill Pardaloe Denison John McCrossen Pardalee Frying Pan Bob Scott Bob Scott

Queer Superstition About Lightning Sparks Comment

A fragment discusses beliefs in certain parts of the human body during storms and claims lightning will kill during a thunderstorm. The text reflects superstition and fear surrounding natural events and personal vulnerability.

Fillmore Called Luxury-Loving Monster in Tub Controversy

A Tulsa World item recalls Fillmore denounced as a luxury-loving monster after a Cincinnati merchant imported a bathtub from England. In 1851 the White House bathtub was installed and Fillmore urged the War Department to seek bids.

Cincinnati England Fillmore War Department White House Tulsa

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Gunlock Ranch Eee Frank EL Spear Frank H. Spearman Chapter Quong Meor Sean Bill Pardalog Bill Denon Bill Denison Tub Hamlins Doans
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