Outlaws of Eden and Kershaw Clan Tale
Raneeffort Kershaw dies after a wagon accident with his daughter Tairry near Kaen Valley in Eden Valley. Robin Kershaw and his bride move toward Fortorn Valley as family ties and tragedy unfold amid Meaghan war aftermath. Silas Patson, a Valley banker, remains central among local figures while Alde Fie and others pose as witnesses to the era’s strife.
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Raneefort Kershaw
Kershaw
Tairry
Closa
Meghan
Robin Kershaw
Patent Ortheaeters
California
Cattie
Kaen Valley
Eden Valley
Valiacie
Chriatens
Fortorn Valley
Joel Hensley
Hensley
Mane
Orwen
Davehier
Lares
Gale Ewurgiyor
Plepstay
Fairey
Silas Patson
Borlory Valley Banker
Arhemee
Kilen Valiey
Feud Heirloom Sparks Bank Threats and Dam-Site Move
Silas Babson learns Nate Tichenor controls Eden Valley land needed for a dam site and the Bar H ranch risk. Babson blocks sale with a mortgage and forms a plan via the Forlorn Valley Irrigation district. Rance Kershaw faces foreclosure while Miss Larry Kershaw confronts family losses and Nate’s rising leverage. The town braces as Tichenor moves to publish notices and pressure the community, with a funeral looming.
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Rance
Kershaw
Babson
Bar H Ranch
Bar H
Nate Tichenor
San Francisco
Tichenor
Rance Kershaw
Silas
Hia
Church
Eden Valley
Silas Babson Nada
Nate
Batson
Rookby
Lainceford Kershaw
Lorraine Kershaw
Mr. Rabson
Ranee Kershaw
Bari
Larry Kershaw
Mr. Babson
Savings Bank of San Francisco
Circle
Ranceford Kershaw
Bank of Valley Center
Power Company
Donaldson
Lizzie Bachman
Rachman
Jocal Weekly
Valley Center Register
Nathan Tichenor
Valley Center
Joe Brainerd
Mr. Tichenor
Mr. Brainerd
Brainerd
Hensley-Kershaw
Miss Kershaw
William Rooney
Valley Center District
Past Regrets and Future Fears in Modern Verse Reflection
Uncommon Sense by John Blake reflects on regrets and fears, urging self improvement and resilience. The piece cites aging, wartime endurance, and national progress, encouraging steadfastness, cheerful effort, and belief in a brighter future.
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Fitzgerald
Khayyam
Lean
Mr. Khayyam
Ives
Mr. Bryant
Simmons
Indiana News Roundup Covers Murders Fires and Elections
A series of Indiana items report a hunter killed after a 20 foot fall Clarence Wo Amburn 30 bond salesman, a Plainfeld wife died at Methodist hospital, Howard Brown elected Kokomo Chamber president Oscar Lewellyn vice president Pred Straddling treasurer Ned Phelps continuing as secretary, Harry Macko Indianapolis convicted for child neglect and sentenced to 180 days plus costs, a fatal shotgun incident ends in a murder charge for Harold Cramer, Jom Davis Patterson 91 died at Willard Hotel Franklin, a large dynamite blast at Inland Steel East Chicago killed foreman Walter Hunter 83, Morris Russell 22 confessed to beating wife Dorothy Russell to death, conspiracy indictments for South Bend officials Bailey and McSorley to resign, Rome Stephenson 69 former banker and state senator died, Margaret Coulter Greensburg 50 had murder charges dismissed, Pankop family Hoosier Five Acre Corn King Harold 20 Corunna set yield record, James Keenan elected president Indiana Hotel Association, various hotel officials elected to posts, and state auditor reports 521000 new money from Hartford City funds.
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Clarence Wo Amburn
Lara White Stafford
Dr. C. Stafford
Plainfeld
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Howard Brown
Kokomo Chamber of Commerce
Mo High
Oscar Lewellyn
Pred Strad-ding
Cramer
Asa Richardson
Knox
Jom Davis Patterson
Johnson County
Willard Hotel
Franklin
Mr. Patterson
Ao Farm
Needham Township
Tininnd Steel Company
East Chicago
Walter C. Hunter
Hunnter
Morris Russell
Shelby County
Shelbyville
Jorothy Russell
Rome Charles Stephenson
American Bankers’ Association
South Bend
Mr. Stephenson
Wabash
Ind
Indiana
Rochester
William Sallee
Sallee
Pankop
Dekalb County
Harold Pankop
Corunna
James F. Keenan
Keenan
Ft. Wayne
Indiana Hotel Association
Marsh H. Jones
Crawford Hotel
Crawfordsville
George Rippus
Lafontaine Hotel
Huntington
L. C. Levering
Hotel Antlers
Walter B. Smith
Smith Group
American Hotel Association
William H. Caldwell
State Association
Auditor of State
First National Bank of
Hartford City
Noble Austin
New Albany
Frank Bankholzer
Bankholzer
Michigan zoology museum reports deer herd grows to 162 on Pinckney reserve
A six year count by University of Michigan Museum of Zoology naturalists shows 162 deer on a Pinckney reserve, including 98 does 48 bucks and 88 fawns in the first measured area tally. The count may undercount spike horn individuals and highlights questions on population limits and disease risk for Michigan white tailed deer.
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Michigan Zoology Museum
Pinckney
University of Michigan Museum of Zoology
Michigan
University of Michigan Museum
University Museum
Michigan Conservation Department
Detroit
Comet Left Massive Scar Records Across South Carolina
University of Oklahoma scientists Melton and Sehmeger report scars from a giant ancient comet impact in coastal South Carolina. They mapped 1,400 elliptical craters over the coastal plain, some two miles long, formed by a meteor shower carried by a comet's head.
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Wo AL Meltan
Dor Willi Sehmeger
University of Oklahoma
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Atlantic City
South Carolina
Doctor Melton
Savannah River
Cape Lookout
Oklabomann
Pathfinder Magazine
Common Enemy Fear Drives Ailments Says Reverend
Reverend Arthur Lee Kinsolving argues fear is a major source of many common illnesses affecting society. He warns that anxiety and panic weaken health and lays out moral and spiritual remedies for resilience.
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Rev
Arthur Lee Kinsolving
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