Don Juan Fights Forces In War Wrecked City
In a chaotic siege Don Juan Cafetero aids rebels at the arsenal and palace as Ricardo Ruey’s forces surge through the city. Webster Dolores and Mother Jenks witness, while Don Juan braves shellfire, confesses, and solidifies bonds with Webster amid the street fighting and looming surrender.
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Don Juan
Doctor Pacheco
Don Juan Cafetero
Sarros
Eity
Ricardo Ruey
San Bruno
Sarras
Juan Cafeter
John Stuart Webster
la Boa Juan
Pacheco
Ruey
Calle San Rosario
Webster
Dolores
Tattle
Nicardo
Otlock
Leber
Vesgel
AW Webbster
Erin
Fifteenth Infantry
Caliph
Teddy
Don Juan Canfetero
Calle de Ternandez
Government Palace
Ricardo
Mother Jenks
Lamb
Dotores
Avia HP
Isnery
Denness
Walt
Falet
Viva Ruey
Don Tuan
Jon
John
Don Javan
Courtel
Repubtte
Juan
Ataus
Montana notes terse on health, taxes, wells and more
Montana items report Dr T De Tuttle as health officer in Helena for a rehabilitation hospital at Fort William Henry Harrison. A tax case in Butte involves Erker facing 1919 income tax issues. Midnorthern Oil well No 4 in Cat Creek is producing 1000 to 2000 barrels daily. Red Lodge sewer expansion plan advances. Montana rainfall and snowfall figures are noted, with other news on inventory taxes, Libby high school burglary, Kalispell paving, and railroad tie replacement costs.
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T. de Tuttle
State Board of Health
Montana
Washington
Kansas
Fort. William
Henry Harrison
Helena
United States
Public Health Service
United States District, Court of Montana
Butte
Harry.m. Kéllin
Erker
Midnorthern Oil Company
Wildschultz
Cat Creek
Barber Business on the Falkland Islands
The fragment notes a lone barber serving an island population dominated by shepherds, with about 100000 sheep. It suggests scarce demand for bricklayers and house painters, while shoemaking appears more active with four shoemakers in the community.
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Falkind Islands
Islands
Beetles Bore Through Cables Threatening Telephone Lines
A California study reported by the American Forestry Magazine shows a wood boring beetle can pierce alloys harder than lead, enabling it to bore holes in lead telephone cables and disrupt hundreds of telephone connections. The issue notes the problem remains unsolved and a practical pest control method is unlikely soon.
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California
American Forestry Magazine of
Washington
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Catter
Don Juan Vame
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Toihe
Wo Kramer
Missomba
Aiken
Revenba
Bureau of Interminal
Bourquin
United States District
Libby
Pitts
Kalispell
Woar
Kalispell Club
Virginia
Putte
Weir Savilce
Clarence Piehe
Rocky Mountain‘division
Narthoera’ Pacific Railroad
S, YO Gaide Company
Coursy
Miles City
John Viall Rach
A. T. Sharaden
P Laiki
Celvin
Adler Porter
Phill Asheford
Oregon
Cireerors
Forrest Johnson
Rexford
Erc
of Railroad Commissions
Ers
Great- Northern
The
Falkland Ands