Buck and Shorty Meet in Cottonwood Camp Barroom
I meet Buck and Shorty in a crowded Cottonwood Camp saloon where a placer proposition and a newspaper offer fate. Buck bets with Shorty over a hundred-dollar bill while a local paper the Cottonwood Courier touts a mother lode claim on Liverpool Hill. I then seek Marcus Handy at his Morning Courier printing shack to learn more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck
Cottonwood
Jacek
Siegel
Duck
Shorty
Tenderfoot
Iid
Cottonwood Courier
F Marcus Handy
Wall Street
Pardner
Ludlow’s Pass
Marcus Handy
Main Street
Morning Courier
Cotton
Marcus
Marcus Hiands
Denver
Pleasant Hill News Notes and Picnic Invite
Mr and Mrs Golia Miller and children visited Sunday at the B F and Will Miller homes. Mrs Will Miller and children visited sister Mrs George Weston near Ainsworth. A large crowd attended the Children s Day program at the church. the children did fine. Mrs Silas Caldwell is quite poorly under doctor care. Want to see you all at the picnic Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Hill
Golia Miller
B. F
Will Miller
George Weston
Ainsworth
Silas Caldwell
Easy Meals for Hot Weather by Famous Cooks
An article by Miss Rosa Michaelis and Mrs. Sarah Tyson Rorer offers practical tips for cooking in hot weather. Emphasizing oil stoves, simple planning, and minimal oven use, it presents a one-pot meal and a vegetable dinner menu that can be prepared quickly without overheating the kitchen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sia
Mies Micheelin
Michael Is
Miss Michaelis
Sarah Tyson Rorer
Philadelphia
Ainsworth News Briefs and Local Visits
Ainsworth Route 2 reports include June 21 shipments by Harry Dye and hog vaccination by Fred Schroeder. Mrs M G Campbell visited Fairfield relatives. Helen and Homer Hunt hosted the U P church Young People last Tuesday. Lola Masson from Aurora visited her parents Will and Mrs Paul. Donald Hazen traveled to Thivenport with his sister Olive returning for a Sunday with Hazel family. Elizabeth Campbell attended a Monmouth convention with relatives. Clara Wallace plans Chicago study after weekend home visit. T. C. Davis of Washington visited Jim Stone’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
RB. R
Harry Dye
C. HH
hegstIast
M. G. Campbell
Fairfield
Helen
Homer Hunt
Young People’s Society of the U. P. Church
Lola Masson
Aurora
Will Paul
Donald Hazen
Thivenport
Olive
LV Hazen
Fred Schroeder
Elizabeth Campbell
Monmouth
Will McCreedy
Clara Wallace
Chicago
T. C. Davis
Washington
Jim Stone
Community Notes From a Rural Nebraska Area
Mrs. f BB Hoxwery improving slowly under treatments. Mr and Mrs Chas McKay and sons visited Ge. Shopping. Mel cut a finger while cutting corn for T M Teenblossom’s cattle. Crops improve after rain, corn still slow. Children’s program at Fureka church well received. Earl Birney visited from northeast Wellington. Jim and George Hoxworth fished near the river. one big fish released. Mrs Walter Johnson checked life insurance interest. Howard Crozier delivered Blue Ribbon oil. W Longer delivered a nice strawberry crop. Residents note sour docks pulled when fields too wet to plow.
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Mel
T. M. Teenblossom
Fureka Chorch
Earl Birney
Weelington
Hoxworth
Jim
George Nicholson
Ance
Howard Crozier
Blue Ribbon Oil Company of
Washington
Royal Tennis Player Senry VIII Makes Pseudo First Lag Claim
A cryptic report notes European tennis scene, naming Royal figure Senry VIII as a historical first to lag down a board court, with vague regional context and no detailed event data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal
Senry VIII
Europe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fottonwood Camp
the Rockies
Liverpool Hill
Rosa Michaelis
Miss Michaella
L. G. Club
Ed Lins
Gray
F BB. Hoxwery
Chas
McKay
Walter Johnson
Belle DeGraf
The
San Francisco Authority
Kate B. Vaughn
Los Angeles
Sarah Tyson Rover
Battle Creek College of Home Economics
Margaret Allen Hlall
Lucy CG. Allen
Boston School of Cookery
Perfection Stove Co
South Western Bed
Washington County
Fred J. Gerwart Hardware
Hington, Lowart
Elinney Furniture Co
TON
Tow
Snavely É ‘Company Weleman
GEO. W. Stewart Hardware
South Side Square
TOWA
Davidson Bros. Hardware
Crawfordsveilla
Shreves & Company
Brighton
Iowa
J. A. Marsh Hardware
Ainsworth, Iowa
Faveuwow Flame Ties
Famone
Mrs. DeGraf
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