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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1941

Page

3

Dusty King’s Death Sparks Montana Ranch War Turmoil

Dusty King’s killer, rival Ben Thorpe, spurs Billy Roper to raid Thorpe holdings. Jody Gordon warns Montana foes as Lew Gordon confronts the coming war. Shoshone Wilce and two horses await a late night ride to Roper, while Thorpe’s danger hangs over Dusty King and the West.

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The Great Raid Looms Over Lashams Montana Empire

Roper and Tex Long lead fourteen men in a bold plan to raid Lashams cattle across the Timber Creek and Little Dry ranges. They assemble two thousand plus head, drive them toward Miles City while facing winter snow and wary lookout camps. Hat Crick Tommy arrives with news of a missing woman, deepening the peril as the drive nears Circle Horse Creek.

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Quiz trivia from Ask Me Another list

Five questions about measurements geography and history. Questions cover chiliad meaning a thousand years the etymology of Orientals and spectacles usage in conversation the Iberian Peninsula the world’s highest waterfall the abolitionist John Brown and the Greek goddess of youth.

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Quiz Answers Reveal Aged Facts Across Topics

The list presents six trivia items: 1) a span of one thousand years. 2) a traditional Oriental gesture of respect. 3) Iberian as a descriptor. 4) Angel Falls in Venezuela as the world’s tallest cataract at about 4 400 feet. 5) Twenty people with two fatalities in the 1859 Harper’s Ferry raid. 6) Hebe as the Greek goddess of youth.

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New York and London vie for largest city title

The article compares populations in 19 mile radii of New York City and Greater London. It notes New York housing under 10 million residents, Greater London at 8.65 million, and Greater New York at 7.986 million under municipal bounds. Growth rates are given as 155000 yearly for Greater New York and 55000 for London. Projections suggest Greater New York could reach 20 million by 1965 across 5,528 square miles.

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Test of Civilization quote by Emerson sparks reflection

A historical quotation emphasizes civilization through character over demographics or wealth. The witticism contrasts growth of cities and crops with the quality of people produced by a nation. It frames civility as the true measure of progress.

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