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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1934

Page

3

Eden Valley Saga of Love and Feud in California

After the Mexican War Robin Kershaw settles in Eden Valley California with his wife where they name two valleys Forlorn and Eden. Blood feuds erupt as Kershaw kills Joel Hensley. By 1917 Nate Tichenor and Silas Babson clash over irrigation plans while Nate and Lorry Kershaw fall in love and become engaged.

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Eden Valley Courtship and Bank Plan

In a rugged frontier scene Nate Tichenor and a woman plan a bold scheme to smash a local bank and buy the wreck to save depositors while courting with playful bets. He warns against overpromising as they seal a romantic pact with a kiss and a dollar race.

Rookby Owen Henry Eden Valley Henry Rookby Bank of Valley Center Nate Nate Tichenor

Forlorn Valley water war pivots on Babson plot and Brainerd clash

In Eden Valley the dispute over water rights and a planned irrigation district escalates as Babson schemes to ruin rivals by public ridicule and finance pressure. Joe Brainerd grapples with threats while Nate Tichenor leans toward backing Brainerd and pursuing a new bank to secure water and power, setting the stage for a mass meeting and a high-stakes battle.

Joe Eden Valley Sbratnerd Mr. Babson Kershaws Babson Hensleys Tichenor Joe Brainerd Valley Center Register Bank of Valley Center Forlorn Valley Irrigation District Mountain Valley Power Company Nate Tichenor The Tichénor Larry Kershaw Corral Brainerd Larry Nate Joseph P. Brainerd Kershaw Afteen Babson's Bank Iceland Devil Silas Babson

Tests Show Fish Respond to Sounds at Station

At the Plymouth biological station E G Bowlenger notes experiments by zoos and observers suggesting some fish can perceive sound. Earlier trials linked food with buzzer notes, producing a strong association. other researchers reported fish deafness in some cases, while American and German teams found fish reacting to tuning fork tones.

Plymouth E. G. Bowlenger Zoological Society Aquarium London Sunday Observer Professor Bateman G. H. Parker America Bigelow Zennick Germany

Roanoke Island Lore Through Raleigh Era and Nags Head

The piece tours Roanoke Island and Currituck sound linking the Wright Memorial bridge to modern access while preserving Elizabethan speech and customs. It details the Lost Colonies led by Raleigh from 1584 to 1587, Virginia Dare, and the fate of settlers, then shifts to a 19th century tale of Theodosia Burr Alston and life on Roanoke Island including Miss Bashi a local nurse whose life reflects Devonshire heritage and island resilience.

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