Overland Red Surprises Deputy in Mojave Meadow Chase
A lone miner known as Overland Red outwits Deputy Tenlow during a desert arrest attempt. He taunts the lawman, asserts his past as sheriff of Abilene, and escapes on the swift pony Boyar with Louise Lacharme guiding him. The scene ends with Red racing down a mountain slope as the crowd cheers and the story promises more in the graphic.
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Tehlon
Automobile Registrations Hit 2 982 455 Nationwide
A census of July 1 1916 shows 2 982 455 cars and trucks registered in the United States with New York leading at 269 105 and Ohio second at 208 705. The data reflect a steady auto industry growth, with six months of 1916 showing about a 2 percent rise and an annualized rate near 40 percent.
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The Telephone Poem Sees a Family Callers and Play
A child narrates a bustling home as family members answer the phone. The father groans at each ring while siblings gossip and plan visits. The speaker, a seven and a half year old, craves friends and strawberry ice cream, imagining calls with Annabel and Lucy White.
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Cockney boy brings home china egg from hen coop
John nie, a Cockney boy, shouts See what I’ve got and runs from a chicken coop with a china egg. His six year old sister begs him to return it, saying That’s an egg the hen measures by.
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Henry Ford Pitches Bundles to Thresher on Farm Visit
Optic Reporter Henry Ford with wife and European manager P L D Perry visited Minot North Dakota aboard his private car then rode to a nearby farm two miles north where Ford pitched bundles like a farm hand. He spoke briefly about country prosperity and motor power shaping development while stressing peace.
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Great Northern
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Real Englishman Mr Perry and Ford sales in wartime Britain
The Real Englishman praised Mr Perry for his energy and Ford ties in Europe. He noted Ford sold fifteen thousand autos in the year despite war. Britain restricts gasoline to 87 seats a gallon and requires government permits for nonpleasure use.
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Williston County Fair Draws Large Crowds and Praise
The Williston county fair drew large delegations from Ray county and the city, with prime displays of farm products and livestock. Horse and automobile races drew big crowds, and voters will decide in November on county aid for the fair association, expected to pass by a wide margin.
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Organize a Rifle Club as Fall Returns Drive
The piece urges forming rifle clubs now to ride the receptive mood of fall. It cites benefits such as nerves training and mental control, notes summer distraction, and highlights business men entering training camps who may join clubs. It discusses timing, seasonal attitudes, and offers expert help for organization.
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