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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1931
Page
7
A sprawling frontier drama centers on Garrett and Barbara as danger from Sanderson’s faction escalates. Garrett confronts rivals near Concho while romance flickers, and a tense pact forms amid gunman threats, while a newborn ties fates at the ranch and town.
In a tense frontier scene Joe Ford and Cisco O’Hara pursue a missing youth near Round Cliff as Barbara confronts Rob Quantrell. Benny Ford faces danger at the canyon mouth while Quantrell taunts their pursuit, recalling past encounters and the swagger of the outlaw.
Barbara Ingram pleads for mercy as Quantrell faces Garrett O’Hara and Bennie amid a tense pursuit through the hills. O’Hara contemplates mercy and marriage with Barbara while Bennie’s fate hinges on a risky confrontation. The group plans a hurried rescue before a potential confrontation with Quantrell.
In a remote canyon chase Quantrell and Deever confront treachery as Deever kills Quantrell’s ally O’Hara and flees with a horse. Sheriff Phillips and O’Hara’s posse close in, Deever dies after firing on them, and O’Hara confronts Barbara at the Diamond Tall Lane, ending with a quiet reunion and news of the night’s bloodshed.
Brick February social roundup reports visitors and calls at the Shatoose and Caldwell households. Mrs Shatoose is ill. Lloyd Neiswanger and other townsfolk called on neighbors, with several dinners and chores noted. Ted Kephart and others faced mud delays. Miss Kathern Willsony returned home from school due to illness.
Feb reports from Brighton recount Chester Williams breaking his arm but continuing work after an accident near his home. Fire damages at the Raymond Kessel farm and Edgar Kent home, believed caused by wiring with a hole burned in the floor. family away at the time. Various residents travel, host gatherings, and care for a new granddaughter while others visit Fairfield and Pleasant Valley.
Edward W. Heath, a pioneer aviator and plane builder, was killed when his craft slung a wing vane and plunged to the ground on a farm near Rove. Heath, noted for low cost experiments with small aircraft, was flying a homebuilt plane when the accident occurred during a Sunday flight.
Woh will hotel i in the Com munity room of the Wednesday evening February Lt with di ner at W215. Any member wish hg to bring a guest or to be ex aved please notify Jessie Klein secretary before 7s mh on Monday Call 791 Green oF.
Daily trains except Sunday run under PRR with agents J C McKAY and TM Bell. Eastbound and westbound numbers list local and southwest limited services with specific departure times including 2:09 am and 12:58 am.
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