The Pines Call Bruce Back To Wildland Trails
Bruce Duncan inherits a mystery from his foster father and travels from an eastern city toward southern Oregon to meet Linda. A moonlit pine ridge and a wary guardian hint at danger as a powerful, brutal figure plots behind the scenes while Bruce seeks the truth and his place in a wilderness future. Bruce discovers his return to the pines and encounters a cattleman and a broker named Simon who guide his next step toward Mrs. Ross's cabin.
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Bruce Duncan
Ross
Oregon
Linda
Dave
Elmira
Buli
Bill
Wegan
Hew
Simon
Young Folger
Bruce
Priority rule for West strikes emergency on railroads
The Interstate Commerce Commission declares an emergency on railroads west of the Mississippi and extends its priority order to shipments nationwide. The move makes all railroads subject to emergency powers and applies the east of the Mississippi seven order prioritizing food and coal, with embargoes possible on other freight classes.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mississippi River
Deer Creek Night Train Stop Reveals A Mysterious Wake
Duncan steps from a sleeping car at Deer Creek into a stark lone station overlooked by stars and pines. Bruce leaps from the train as the moonlit landscape, fragrances, and silent vastness hint at a profound, unread message and a remembered world.
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Deer Creek
Bruce
Duncan
Journey Up Deer Creek to Linda Dream
Bruce trudges along a riverbank path toward Trail's End and Linda, buoyed by dawn and a growing hunger for adventure. The brown road climbs toward a divide as Bruce weighs direction and destiny while carrying a heavy suitcase and facing a sudden, unknown inner impulse.
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Deer Creek
Bruce
Barney Wogan
Linda
Mountain Store Stranger Sparks Tense Confrontation
Bruce enters Martin's mountain store and locks eyes with a towering, dark stranger whose cold gaze and hard stance signal impending trouble. The stranger asks if Bruce seeks the merchant, but the room holds its breath as tension mounts among the loungers.
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Martin’s
Bruce
Woolverton Cordner Marriage in Bismarck Home
Nell G Woolverton daughter of Mr and Mrs C A Woolverton and Ferris D Cordner son of Mrs Elizabeth Cordner of Bis marck were married at the bride’s home at 8 30 am on Thursday Aug 31 Rev R L Johnson of the First Baptist church officiated The ring service was used Only family members attended the ceremony After a three course breakfast autumn flowers filled the rooms The bride wore brown taffeta and pink rose and sweet pea bouquet She trained as a nurse at Bis marck Hospital and has led the second floor staff Cordner a Bismarck native and post office clerk served in WWI and returned in 1919 The couple left for a honeymoon to the Black Hills and western parks and plan to reside in Bis marck after Sept 15
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Nell G Woolverton
C. A. Woolverton
Ferris D.cordner
Elizabeth Cordner
Bismarck
R. L. Johnson
First Baptist Church of
W. C. Woolverton
Ben F. Woolverton
Hannaford
N. Dak
Ruth
Phyllis Woolverton
Wagner
Cordner
Bismarck High School
Co. A
Second
North Dakota Regiment
164Th Infantry
Bismanick
Black Hills
Western Park
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Strasburg
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