Dark Jungles Chapter IV Survival on the Guatemala Run
Allison Topping, a society girl, heads to Guatemala to run her father's chicle plantation while Barry Fielding, a mining engineer, pursues a secret plan to locate a Quiche mine. A knife attack on deck sparks a jungle ordeal, with Allison aiding in the defense, Barry injured but alive, and the pair sorting danger as the ship nears shore. The captain warns of harsher realities ahead in a rough world.
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Guatemala
Barry
Fielding
Iiox
Allison
Bat Con
Thraat
Barey
Syed
Barre
Mr. Fielding
Santiasu
Barry Cutd
English Writer Ere Puzzle Solved
Complex crossword style word list with clues across and down. Improves vocabulary through mixed definitions covering languages metals flora fauna and geography. Readers solve to reveal a hidden message or author reference.
To Be Continued in the Jungle of Secrets
A tense scene unfolds with a dominant figure issuing a stubborn command that fades into silence. A sharp exchange follows as a woman challenges bravado, and a door slams on Barry with a vow of unfinished business pointing to a continuing confrontation.
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Barry
4-H Beautify Yards to Win Prizes in Nationwide Contest
The sixth annual National 4-H Home Grounds Beautification contest invites 4-H boys and girls and families to improve home surroundings. Prizes include medals for county winners, gold watches for state champions, and all expense trips to Chicago for top state awardees. Donor is Mrs. Charles R. Walgreen.
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Lwme
Chicago
Charles RB. Walgreen
Decorate School In Easter Style
Two fifth period pupils finished work as a spelling contest was held on Friday April 2 in the schoolhouse. Sheffield School with Mrs Don Hase as teacher visited and both schools joined in contests and songs including Hail South Dakota. The school is decorated in Easter style with bunny borders on the blackboard windows adorned with decorations and spring posters reflect the new six weeks work beginning Monday April 5. Betty Hart reporter.
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Sheffield
Don Hase
South Dakota
Betty Hart
Articles To Exhibit At Fair
Darlene Stahl sixth grader at Johnson School reports busy fair exhibit work with teacher Rebecca Gross. Students finish one drawing and work on another for the same exhibit. Fifth and sixth graders craft a South Dakota booklet. Vilene Stahl pencils, Susan Hofer language illustration, Wilbert Becker woodwork hindered by wartime wood shortages.
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Darlene Stahl
Johnson School
Rebecca Gross
South Dakota
Vilene Stahl
Susan Hofer
Wilbert Becker
Birthdays of Two Honored at Tschetter School
A fifth grader from Tschetter School Lake Byron Township recalls March birthdays for Alvin Tschetter and Orville Waller. Students played games and had a lunch of apples popcorn roasted marshmallows and candy. Each boy received two 10 cent defense stamps as gifts.
Ackerman Teacher Reads To Pupils In Liberty Township
Miss Jaeger at Ackerman School finishes Polly Kent Rides West and shares lessons of courage. Darlene Kelley notes many books read this year and several pupils pursue book awards this season.
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Ackerman School
Liberty Township
Miss Jaeger
Polly Kent
Darlene Kelley
Darlene
Easter Pictures by Tollefson School Pupils
Friday after noon art session at Tollefson School produced Easter pictures to decorate rooms. Windows displayed large Easter eggs and shades showed a big rabbit, with students also dyeing eggs under teacher Miss Skarin. The item includes a Tulips design from Morrill School and notes Payette County Idaho prune harvest closing businesses for crop help.
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Maxe
Tollefson School
Skarin
Payette County
Idaho
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