Hunter tracks mountain lion across peaks to finish
A Laramie City cor respondent reports a hunter named Bob trailed a nine foot western lion for two days and finally ended the chase at a cave. The beast fled, doubled, and hid in rocks before Bob shot and killed it, then skinned the carcass and sent word of the hunt.
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Boon County News Promises Local Coverage and Public Service
A Wednesday Boone North Carolina newspaper proclaims devotion to county state and national interests. Editor names include UFR FE SPAINHOCR and KE JOHN 8. WILLIAMS with Pupienen as staff.
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Kephaline Headache Remedy Praised In North Carolina Letter
Mr A G Corpening of North Catawba Caldwell Co NC extols a small bottle of Kephaline ix as a splendid headache remedy used by his whole family. Mr Wilson Lawton of Kings Creek Caldwell Co NC says Keplimiine relieves headache toothache and neuralgia and also benefits colic in one to two drop doses.
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The Lion Killer of Horse Creek country
Gerard Bob, a famed mountaineer near Horse Creek, gains a notorious title from slaying mountain lions. He trails each beast relentlessly, claiming fearlessness and bragging of brutal hunts, even sleeping beside a lion once. A rancher near Platteriver tells of troubling events in the hills.
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Ex President Cleveland to be honored in New York Monday
Ex President Cleveland is to receive a grand banquet in New York City Monday evening, with about 350 guests expected to attend. The event highlights his private and public life and marks a major social occasion.
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Horse Dentistry Gains Ground in Veterinary Practice
In St. Louis the veterinary field adopts horse dental care to treat teeth and mouth diseases. Many ailments in horses stem from defective teeth with exposed nerves or ulcers. Extraction and filling teeth have become routine, improving horse welfare in large stables and urban settings.
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