Lew Burnin 20 Era: Texas Herd and Indian Agent Stop Quest
The tale follows Tom Arnold owner of a Texas herd to Ogallala stopping near Hodge City after delays, with Lew Burnin the boss and Joy tied to Clay Manning. Joy remains to aid a wounded fiancé in a gunfight as federal troopers end quarantine and the cattle are moved forward.
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Lew Burnin
Texas
Ogatinla
Tom Arnold
Lew Boss
Aide
Ateve
Joy
Hodge City
Clay Manning
Morse
Reat
Ogallala
Federal
Curly Trost
Lew
Steve
Clay
Rayburn
Chiat
Horee
United States
Steve Dent
Tom Ameld
Cvan
Uise
Ste
Charley Sturros
John Quartertight
Charley Storms
Praine
Ike Snow
Miitary
Wing
Tyer
Open A rider fuels a final reunion on the Cannon Ball
Lew Dent confronts his past as Joy arrives in Ogallala to join him and Clay’s legacy. Clay is in Chicago, Rayburn’s case is resolved by a confession, and Joy reveals a new life as Lew contemplates a future together. The story closes with an embrace and a wary, hopeful tomorrow.
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Clay
Chicago
Iuppose
Steve
Ed Splann
Omaha
Wyoming
Crochet Dallions and Bag Set Pattern 7040 Notes
Crochet guide notes simple bade dallions joined for a bag set using straw yarn. Pattern 7040 provides bat and purse directions and material data. High demand slows processing as orders rise. send orders to the listed address.
Rowing Circle Notice in San Francisco
Brief readable notice from a San Francisco area organization listing a small fee and postal address for pattern request. Contains sparse details and unclear names, but provides location and service one cent to cover costs.
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Needietras
San Francisco
Barbara Dell Pattern Lines Include Size 34 Jacket Details
Pattern catalog notes Barbara Dell patterns 32 34 36 5B 9 42 44 45 for a 34 jacket with short sleeves. Mention of 3 part 2p tech and currant yarns, slight delay in filling orders for popular pattern numbers and band source orders.
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Barbara Dell
Wasbertaly
Tima Ia
Sewing Circle Fatien Dept 143 Montgonary Street
Readable fragments describe a sewing circle section at department 143 with a Montgonary Street address. No clear event date or participants. item notes a local club meeting or activity and an address detail for the circle.
Utah naval depot speeds war aid with on time slogan
On the shores of Great Salt Lake near Clearfield Utah the nation’s largest naval supply depot fast tracks war aid to the Pacific fleet. Under Capt Cyrus B Kitchen USN the facility handles over 3000 train carloads monthly with 4000 workers and 100 WAVES assisting daily. A $7 million expansion is planned to meet rising demand.
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Great Salt Lake
Clearfield
Utah
Pacific
U. S
Cyrus B Kitchen
Bombers May Deliver Our Fruit When Peace Comes
Commercial farmers may use surplus second-hand bomber planes after the war. Carrying a 5 ton lead, these aircraft can sustain 28,000 feet altitude where temperatures reach 48 degrees below zero. By bomber delivery perishables can be shipped anywhere in the United States, farm fresh or frosted, within a few days.
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United States
Fragmented OCR Describes Food Tools and Molasses Mix
A garbled OCR passage notes a person finding molasses and mentions food tools and plates not returning. It references Pattons and Evecoe names and describes clothing and a working process with tubs and a paper doll yoke.
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Skovtoy
Venient
Pattons
Mos
Fragmentary history notes on republic longevity
A garbled excerpt lists world republics and ages since 1500 BC with mentions of Venice and Marino, then references Switzerland and the United States with unclear dates and years. The text is incomplete and lacks coherent facts or context.
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Republic of Venice
Marino
Switzerland
United States
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Mr. Winkle
Theodore Pratt
Edward Streeter
Winkle
Ceotrust
USN
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Iepee
Oratn
RS gaKers
Iit
Noes
Fleiscrmarn
Recife
Ield Feed & Seed CO
Haivesah
Utai
West
Gutter Laboratoties
Berke
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