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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1900

Page

35

Apache Raid Drama Aboard River Rafts

In the story a party led by Will Harland and Antonio plans a risky night march to reach the hacienda after an Apache raid. Sancho, trapped with hidden knowledge of the valley, helps locate potential rescue routes and confirms the senorita may still be alive as the group moves to intercept pursuers along the river and hills.

Harland Antonio Senor Sancho Francisco Re Iskins Nou Tam Will Tonio Senor Hartland Donna Sarasta Toni Colorado San Francisco Little San Diego Colorado Ford

Rabbit Fight Sparks Family Feud in Kentucky Memoir

Ruby Kingery recalls a playful clash over rabbits in Kentucky with three brothers. A cousin visited, a spat occurred when one refused to put down a rabbit, a three minute air break followed, and the memory now brings laughs from their childhood. The writer signs from Blue Ash, Ohio.

Kentucky

History puzzle fan writes from Lockland Ohio

Marie Schroyer, an 11 year old fifth grader from Lockland Ohio, writes to Our Boys and Girls about enjoying the history puzzle and the new story In the Hands of the Cave Dwellers while preferring portrait puzzles less and hoping for another good puzzle next week.

Marie Schroyer

Grandmother and great aunt recall Lafayette visit in Cincinnati

Florence Murdoch and George S Johnston sign letters from Hamilton Ohio. Mrs Johnston recalls Lafayette arriving, her grandmother one of the flower girls, singing in the ode. A copy of the song and a reader note accompany the puzzle solution. The great aunt remains living.

Lafayette Cincinnati Florence Murdoch George S. Johnston Hamilton, O Buckeye Street

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