Clash Over Ranch Land Raises Tension in the Hills
Clay Morgan faces Ben Herendeen's efforts to drive nesters and rustlers off their cattle country as Hack Breathitt, Gurd Grant, Lige White, and Gale family react. After Herendeen burns the Gales’ shed, Gale vows resistance while Hack weighs a fall. Vance Ketchell hints at growing power in small outfits and Morgan contemplates shifting land prices to strike back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Morgan
Ben Herendeen
Morgan
Herendeen
Hack Breathitt
Lige White
Charley Hillhouse
Gourd Grant
Gurd Grant
Catherine
Clay
Hack
Gurd
Ben
Ollie Jacks
Dell Lake
Pete
Breathitt
Gord Grant
Grant
Gale Homestead
Gale
Fandango Desert
Liard Connor
Bones McGeen
Sonny
Connor
McGeen
War Pass
Vance Ketchell
Vance
Three Pines
Cache Mountains
Freeport
Mogul Hills
Nester
Ketchell
Gruening’s Alaska Years and Liquor Propaganda Critique
A 1940 profile of Ernest Gruening notes his Alaska governorship and hawkish view on strategic value, alongside a sermon lesson criticizing liquor propaganda. It frames Gruening as a reformer with a New Deal past and details a church study on alcohol with Proverbs and Isaiah as guiding texts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Alaska
Ernest Gruening
William Mitchell
Congress
Gruening
Division of Territories
Department of the Interior
Harvard University
New York
Boston American
Boston Herald
the Traveler
the Journal
New York Tribune
New York Nation
Philippines
Caribbean
New York City
Modernizing a Quilt Display With Bed Frills and Balance
The article suggests harmonizing quilt blocks with a coordinating color scheme and adding balance around the bed to enhance beauty. It notes the sketch bed lacked tradition and a high footboard hid the quilt, while lowering the board and adding dotted Swiss frills created a crisper, more attractive effect. It also hints at metal bed modernization with sketches and directions by Mrs. Spears.
Swim or Sink Poverty Quote by James A. Garfield
Noted public life quote depicts hardship and self reliance from James A. Garfield. The observer reflects on youth and adversity, suggesting being forced to endure and survive builds character in challenging times. The maxim is framed as a blunt, motivational observation.
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Germany
James E. Chaney
British Isles
West Point
James A. Garfield
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Chapter
Ernest Haycox
Mia
Lemuel F. Parton
WNU Features
International Gious Education
Perm
Hosea
Oward Mingos
Howard C. Mingos
John the Baptist
Avia
Air Wilderness
Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce
Axis
Mingus
Luftwaffe
RAF
New York Sun
Athens
Mr. Mingos
Philadelphia School of Industrial Art
Philadelphia Telegraph
Scranton Republic
New York Times
Sun
The
Times
Volunteer Air Service
U. S. Army
Carson Taylor
Joel
Israel
Paul
Harold L. Lundquist
D. D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
By Ruth Wyeth Spears
Pew
Ruth Wyeth Spears
Bedford Hills
Murley
HINDS
Ketlonn
Prince Albert
the National Joy Smoke
J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winoston-Salem, N.C
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