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Elgin Echo in Elgin, Iowa

18 Sep 1913

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Elgin Echo

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Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1913

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Romance of Molly McDonald and the Dodge post mystery

Major McDonald, his daughter Molly, and Sergeant Hamlin chase a plot tied to Mrs. Dupont and the feared Lefevre at Fort Dodge. Disappearances, masked identities, and a night of danger unfold as Hamlin trails clues, defends Molly, and presses to clear his own record while uncovering conspirators in a frontier town.

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McDonald Fort Dodge Molly Grick" Hamlin Hamlin la Feyre Beling Gaskins Tse Gusking Dupont Many Hamiln Sete Miss McDonald Mrs. Dupont Connors Xes Nes Bureau of Information Miss. McDonald Kane Major McDonald Reb Misa Molly Alec Major McDonald's Benson Carson Damme McDonald's Sho Ranchere Jane Dodge
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Population Decline Sought in Panama Canal Zone

Census figures show 63 310 residents in the Panama Canal Zone with about 42 000 employed by the canal commission the railroad and contractors. Soil is unsuited to farming and American settlement unlikely. Colonel Goethals backs depopulation except for canal workers and military needed to guard the canal.

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Panama Canal Zone Canal Commission Panama Goethals
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Squirrels in Indianapolis Freed to Roam as Pets Among Citizens

A city note reports more Chickaree squirrels in Indianapolis parks and streets, living boldly among residents. Born last April, they are hardy, non hibernating, and lively from dawn to moonlight, with cats as their main predator in the wild. the piece adds a humorous English fox hunt anecdote about tagging dogs for safety.

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Molly McDonald Barrett Lkely Meadowbrook William Pitt Misa McDonald Indianapolis
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