Life of the Party Chapter X Continues
Hale confronts Miss Hosanna over alleged poisoning of Joan Knee land as she reveals a lifelong motive tied to family finances. She admits a scheme involving gradual toxins and a plan to gain Joan’s fortune, detailing past acts and her dependence on Casper and Ruth Spence Forbes.
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Hale
Miss Hosanna
Joan Kneeland
Joan
Miss Joan
Ioan
High
Miss
Jane
Casper
John
Herbert
Bert
Rex
Mr. Phelps
Ruth
Mrs. Stuyvesant
Halcyon Camp
Stuyvesants
Greensky Hill Mission Preserved as Perpetual Exhibit
A Detroit Free Press correspondent describes Greensky Hill in northern Michigan as a historic Indian mission built with timbers dragged by oxen and logs squared by the builders, with windows and trim brought from Traverse City. The site includes an old burying ground and a council-ring history.
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Michigan
Greensky Hill Indian Mission
Charlevoix Board of Commerce
County Board of Supervisors
Detroit Free Press
Greensky Hill
Peter Greensky
Methodist Church
Traverse City
Susan Lake
Adventurous Americans on Frontier Feats and Powell's Colorado Quest
A biographical sketch highlights Paul Revere editor Ames Webb who traveled in winter 1821 to warn Fort Armstrong, delaying a Sioux massacre near Rock Island. It cites Major Powell’s cautious river surveys and his safe Colorado expeditions. The piece also recounts James Jesse Strang’s Michigan island kingdom and violent end at Voree.
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Paul Revere Ames Watson Webb
New York Courier and Enquirer
Illinois
New York
Webb
Washington
John C. Calhoun
Fort Dearborn
John Kinzie
Chicago
Fort Snelling
McNeil
Fort Armstrong
Rock Island
Colorado
Maz. J. W Powell
Powell
Green River
Wyoming
Virgin Canyon
Grand Canyon
Ilinois Wesleyan University
America
King’ Strang
James Jesse Strang
Voree
LaCrosse
Wis
Beaver Islands
Traverse Bay
Lower Michigan
Tillmore
United States
Thomas Bedford
Por Bedford
Michigan Maitland
Weslern Newspaper Union
Irish Bowls Game Played on Open Roads in Hire
In Hire the game of bowls is held on open roads, a test of strength and skill. Two men from distant towns compete, each backed by his town. The three to four mile course aims to reach a pub in the fewest throws. The article notes rope use in marine and fishing industries consuming more than half of all rope produced.
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Montreal Herald
America
Hotels and Shops Advertised in Salt Lake Page
A collage of business listings and ads in Salt Lake City includes the Hotel Golden an auto parts yard and tire shop, a surgical supply firm and hospital equipment seller, a blind manufacturer offering samples, and Wasatch Shades featuring mail order service and low prices. Numerous entities appear with street addresses and product claims in a compact commercial page.
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BY Elizabeth Jordan
DR. Appleton
Ary Co. Inc
Julia
Cass
Ruth Spencer Forbes
Jim Haines
Salt ,Lake
State St
Reng
Nevada
Golden
Auto Wrecking CO
South State
Salt Lake
Plo
Pigeo
Soil-Aid Products CO
P.O
Salt Lake City
Utah
Occidental Seed Company
Man In
Sal Soci St
Salt Lake Guy
KOEX
Broadway
Slean Tatler
Terma
Moseilnartman CO. Mannufacturers
Saath
Wasatch
L. D
L. D. S. Business College
North Wain Salt Lake City
Photography
Kraft Economy
Cain
Filer
Johnson Drugs
KRAFT
Uteh
R. Hardesty Mfg. Co
S. Third West St
Hampshires
Mountain
Brest
Ramshaw Hatcheries
South Binie Street
Salt
Ula