The Settling of the Sage Confronts Slade and the Stampede
Harris and the Three Bar face a calculated stampede by Slade as the herd heads toward disaster. Evans is wounded while Lanky is killed, prompting plans to confront Slade and preserve the herd despite internal betrayals and looming danger.
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Harris
Slade
Sle
Eo Tong
Theo
Long
Burris
Evans
Lanky
Aiden
Waddles
Billie
Bard
Moore
Horne
Cat
Harris Geld
Uess
Bounty Rumors Roil Coldriver Range In Three Bar Territory
Rumors spread that the Three Bar would pay a thousand dollars and a fast saddle horse for fifteen named men, effectively setting a bounty on rivals without legal sanction. Harris braces for danger as loyalties crack, guards tighten, and the looming threat reshapes life on the range.
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Three
al Moody
Coldriver
Rig
Aarris
Slade
Bhick
Harris
Ile Vamps
Three Bar
Llnde
Karris
Linde
Billie
Deane
City People Neglect Iconic New York Sights
Farm and Fireside editor cites a study showing 90 percent of New York residents have never seen major sights while out-of-towners flock to top views like the Woolworth Tower. A Maine and Illinois farm group toured the city noting the panorama as the standout city sight.
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New York
Farm and Fireside
Woolworth Tower
Maine
Arsa
Balance in marriage weighs 60 40 in Enquirer view
The Cincinnati Enquirer notes success in marriage requires a balanced give and take with neither partner dominating. It warns that too much emphasis on the husband or wife alike reduces happiness, urging equal partnership.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
The Spice of Life and the Kick of It
Fragments discuss spice and competition with unclear references to American magazine and a claim about domestic government in China described as male oriented.
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American: Magazine
Patriot Hymn Recited Amid Honest Liberty Echoes
Fragmentary OCR presents a garbled patriotic hymn about freedom and liberty. It cites lines referencing country, fathers, Pilgrims, mountains, rocks, woods, temples, and divine protection. The text blends familiar phrases with misprints and broken words, yielding a rough portrait of a classic anthem.
Declaration of Independence Pledge of Sacred Honor
The passage declares the American colonies as free and independent states with full power to wage war make peace form alliances establish commerce and do all acts of independent states. It asserts dissolution of allegiance to Britain and appeals to Divine Providence for protection and mutual pledge of honor and fortunes.
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United States of America
Congress
Great Britain
Memorial Park Honors Conrad Weiser in Tulpehocken Valley
A 23 acre park in the Tulpehocken valley is dedicated as a memorial to Conrad Weiser. Born in Germany in 1696 he left religious persecution in 1710 and settled with Palatinate Germans in Schoharie New York. He learned Iroquois language and aided colonial diplomacy during the French and Indian Wars.
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Tulpehocken
Conrad Weiser
Washington
Germany
Colonel Weiser
Rhine Valley
Schoharie
New York
Weiser
Kansas City Star
Betsy Rous Accuses Hastings Over Hopkinson Flag Claim
Betsy Rous challenges Dr. George B Hastings of the University of Arkansas regarding Hopkinson as the designer of the Stars and Stripes. Her defense hinges on Hopkinson signing the Declaration of Independence and alleged notes in the Continental Congress papers. A balancing board faulted Hastings for unpaid fees and urged public entitlement to compensation tied to congressional figures.
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Betsy Rous
George B. Hastings
University of Arkansas
Francis Hopkinson
Hopkinson
Continental Congress
Library of Congress
Washington
Hopkingong
Phenomenon of Great Secession and Independence Reflection
A historical contemplation shows the separation of the American colonies was not inevitable and cites oppressive British measures, distance, and misunderstandings as factors. It notes how a wiser London might have prevented secession, yet the republic persisted, and highlights the Declaration of Independence published three days before the signers attached their names.
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America
London
New World
Atlantic
England
Great Britain
United States of America
Republic
Amo
Philadel
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Hal G. Evarts
WIU
Barris
Lang
Harper
Savage
China
Uberty
Rvedom
Cause OF Liberty
Pennsylvania
Womelsdorf, Pa
United States
Henry Knox
Alexander Hamilton
Treasury
Thomas Jean
Edmund Randolph
Algners
John Ham
Pennsylvania Evening Post
Lees
Royallhovee
Medford
Masa
Charlex
New England
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