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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1933
Page
2
In a rambling three act scene a narrator cites Don Jaime and Uncle Mike as kin involved in a dispute over a will. The dialogue shows jealousy and pride as family names and Texas roots surface amid hints of a funeral and a potential elopement.
Roberta and Don Jaime host a formal ranch dinner where Roberta notes the silver service and a family coat of arms. Don Jaime reveals a warning about enemies, discusses his past actions, and invites Roberta to sing Ave Maria as plans unfold for a Texas sheep sale and a plott to win her.
An OCR fragment shows Mr William and Latham reading a telegram at breakfast. It mentions a warning to a man called Crooked Bill, a Texas record, a confession of walking into an unusual situation, and a father who shot someone in the foot with a .45 revolver. It hints at tribal references, a headstone for Uncle Tom, and a blurred line between past and present.
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