Cattle Thieves Threaten Vast Three Bars Ranch
In Kemah county South Dakota a band of cattle thieves led by Jesse Black targets the Three Bars herd. George Williston discovers a brands swap on a stray steer and Paul Langford vows support. Louise Dale, Mary Williston and Richard Gordon join the drama as court action unfolds and tensions rise among locals.
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George Williston
J. R. Brand
Paul Langford
Williston
Jesse Black
Kemah County
South Dakota
Three Bars
Langford
Mary
Louise Dale
Hammond Daie
Dakotahs
Wind City
Richard Gordon
Kemah
Velpen
Jim Munson
Munson
Sioux City
Bill Brown
Mag
Williston’s
James R. McAllister
Jake Sanderson
Mixed motives surface in Velpen dispute among locals
Tension rises as Langford and Jesse Black confront suspicions about Mag's fate and a recovered steer sparks a battle at the scene. Jim Munson and Jake Sanderson clash, while Gordon restrains Munson, signaling a broader confrontation among Three Bars associates and onlookers.
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Velpen
Langford
Jesse Black
Jim
Small
Jim Munson
Jake Sanderson
Mag
Gordon
Munson
Dick Gordon
Tim
Jesse
Sioux Falls
Wind City Visit Sparks Helpful Encounter
Louise meets Mr. Gordon at the station ticket window and asks for his assistance with her luggage and rain coat. Gordon teases her about learning from seasoned workers while showing a rare, gentle warmth that reveals a kinder side behind his hard, ambitious exterior.
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Wind City
Gordon
Louise
Methods Too Strenuous In Sales Abroad Advice
The Fasineering Magazine argues salesmen abroad must speak the language and know local customs. It says South Americans are deliberate and sensitive, preferring friendly conversation over hard selling. European rivals thus gain advantage while American drummers are criticized for their approach.
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Fasineering
America
Shakespeare’s Shylock in Jewish stereotypes across districts
The Allgemeine Zeitung des Judentums argues that in areas with few Jews the Jewish character is depicted in harsh proverb like terms. It claims Shakespeare portrayed Jews as cruel and avaricious yet never saw an actual Jew in England, where Jews were then absent.
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Shakespeare
England
Allgemeine Zeitung Des Judentums
Canadian Wheat Frontier Draws North American Settlers
Frank Morrey writes from Kelvington Saskatchewan praising the Wes tern Canada wheat belt near Wadena. He notes 1905 06 yields high including 60 bushels per acre for winter wheat, 35 per acre profit, and abundant land offers with 160 acres free. Morrey describes a German American community, ample fuel water and fruit, and little blizzard danger.
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Canada
Dakota
Montana
United States
Rhine
Rhone
Germany
Russia
Lancashire
Yorkshire
Mississippi
Pacific
Alberta
E. T. Holmes
St. Paul
Minn
Wadena
Canadian Northern
Frank Morrey
Kelvington
Sask
The Soft Answer and The Last Word in a Lively Exchange
A brief dialogue hints at a sharp literary or theatrical duel as a woman declares she will have the last word and a man concedes that the other side will claim the final lines in a spirited exchange.
Peruna Editorial Declares Open Sales to the Public
The Hartman firm announces Peruna as a regular pharmaceutical product offered to the people not doctors only. It vows to publish ingredients and testimonials, promise truth over slander, and to expand worldwide while defending the remedy as a great household medicine.
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Dr. Hartman
Peruna
What Causes Headache and Cold Remedies
From October to May colds are the most frequent cause of headache. Laxative Bromo Quinine removes the cause. E W Grove on box five cents. They are never alone that are accompanied with noble thoughts. Sir Philip Sidney.
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E.w.grove
Sir Philip Sidney
Brown's Bronchial Troches Offer Cough Relief
Curers coughs and bronchial ailments with Brown's Bronchial Troches praised for relief from bronchitis asthma and catarrh. Free from opiates.
Elevators and Poetry Dual Lives of a Worker
A poet reflects on his ascent from garret to a steady job running the elevator. He notes the occupation saved him from starvation, while acknowledging his artistic side. The exchange contrasts art with practical labor and resilience.
Our-Pie promotion offers free full-size pie
Consumers urged to ask grocers for Our-Pie with three flavors lemon chocolate and custard. If a grocer lacks stock readers are asked to mail the grocer's name and 10 cents to D-Zerta Food Co Rochester NY to receive a free two pie package.
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D-Zerta Food Co
Rochester
N. Y
Novel hostess party prompts bring your pet aversion
The Lady's Pictorial notes society seeks a fresh pastime inviting hostesses to issue invitations asking each lady to bring her pet aversion. The obstacle is husbands' reluctance to attend with their wives.
Mystery City Church Spitting Sign Arouses Curiosity
A man at a noonday lunch counter claims to have visited a city with striking church decor and cuspidors matching pew corner decorations. He describes a vestibule sign reading No Spitting Allowed Inside the Church Throw Away Your Tobacco as You Enter the Vestibule and says he can prove it.
Windsor Castle Joke About an American Lady
A brief Windsor Castle scene circulates a joke where a fair American asks to glimpse the queen. The prince of Wales responds by clarifying his role and mentions his mother in a light exchange. The quip reflects attitudes toward Americans in England and royal access.
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England
Windsor Castle
Prince of Wales
Prescription Helps Boy Hold Cure Close
A western physician was summoned to treat a small boy. He left a prescription, returned days later, and found the boy improved. The mother explained she kept the paper near him so he could read it, noting she did not intend for him to swallow it.
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Mary
Gordon
Louise
Wind City
Miss Dale
Zeystyr
Harper’s Weekly
Backward Buttoned Waists Spark Gentle Dueling
Quip from Harper's Bazar describes a husband growling at his wife wearing waists buttoned down the back. She replies softly that he would not like it if she wore one unbuttoned down the back.
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Harper’s Bazar
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Paul
South America
Jear
Peruna Editorial NO. 1
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Alternative
Cares
Alabastine Co
New York City
Grand Rapids, Mich
Sige
Carters
Colds
Grippe
Parker
Ove Gor
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