Mystery at Thunder Mesa Ends With Quiet Farewells
Coroner and sheriff arrive at the hacienda and determine Tante Josephine and Ramon died of natural causes linked to shock and a heart attack. The hidden basement panel prompts questions about the Indian killer and family motives. Betty and Bob plan a life together, while Pearl John contemplates leaving Thunder Mesa to join their futures as the storm shifts and the pueblo ruins endure.
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Snelling
Buckley
Tante Josephine
Bob
Pearl John
Ramon
New Mexico
Mesa
Santa Fe
Angelique
Betty
Angélique
Batty
Rands
de Forest
Thunder Mesa
Joe
Peail John
Tye
Natura
Professor Shaw
Mesea
Fes Thunder Mesa Becomes Dreamlike Love Tale
In a tense desert scene on the mesa, Bob and Pearl John reconcile past rifts and offer to join forces. Betty and Bob look toward a brighter future as a car carries them away toward an imagined happiness, gilded by a sunlit hacienda.
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Bob
Pearl John
John
Betty
John de Forest
Crops On Farms At Low Level Reported By Board
Washington reports show January 1 farm stocks of corn and wheat at eleven year lows. The Federal crop reporting board notes oats also below average but higher than 1934 or 1935, with specific figures for grains and state comparisons for Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Nebraska.
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Washington
Federal Crop Reporting Board
Stataiget
Expect Drop In Liquor Revenue Light Decline In Licenses
Pierre Jan 42 F Joe Ryan liquor control commissioner said a slight decline in state liquor license revenue is indicated this year by preliminary figures. A treasurer’s office report shows 806 licenses issued to date with revenue of 219596, compared with 232096 from 836 licensees in 1936. Issuance of late or new licenses may raise 1937 totals as all licenses renew Jan 1.
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Dakota Liquors, Inc
Repid City
Istiller
Old Town Beverage Company
Sioux Falls
Rand County Commissioners Begin Busy Session
One of the busiest sessions of the year opened as F M Davis and A B Bowen were succeeded by Charles Rudd and Cahring Fischer in districts two and four. A B McKay was elected chair, with oath of office given to county officers. The bond of Clyda Collins as deputy treasurer was approved and other business set for weeks of work. Edna Larson returned home north of town from Faulkton where she teaches seventh and eighth grades as Faulkton schools closed due to an illness.
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Miller
Rand County
F. M. Davis
A Bf. Bowen
Charles Rudd
Cahring Fischer
A. B. McKay
Clyda Colslina
Edna Larson Hone Lane
Edna Larson
Tona
Faulkton
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Fes
Osm
Sk Ik
Traams 1
Owls Club
Eyl
Rist
Myra North
E&y House
Kollestonne
Beemce Sured
By Thompson
Coll
Gus Edson
Moon Mullins
Plushbottom
Moon
Willie
Lim
Willyam
BY Willard
Him and Moon
Lord Plushbottom
Orphan Annie
By Gray
Boots
Brierwood
Ame
By Martin
Serenees
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