Yancey Craovnt Rallies Town After Osage Arrival
James Yancey Craovnt returns from the Indian Territory with Sabra and a four year old son Cimarron to Osage. He plans a new newspaper the Wigwam and vows to locate Gul who killed Editor Pagtor. During church services he learns the killer and shoots Yountly, fatally wounding Yountis.
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Yoancay Craovnt
Jost
mArKe
Venphlo
Yancay Ik Macried
Habra Vomble
Wienka Wiswom
Yancay
Air Mo
Yancey
Ting
Tepe Jor
Tillla Yountis
Yountia
Poplar
Frontier town women form a ladies club amid Osage turmoil
Sabra Cravat leads a social awakening in an Osage Territory boom town as she recruits four elite wives to form a women’s club. Gossip, rivalries, and budding independence emerge while Evergreen Waltz hides a lover’s letter and a fatal shot shattered the town’s fragile mood.
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Subra Crovat
Herravlt
Torber
Yancey
Almoat
Ife
Sabré
Harper's
Okdahoma
Sabra
Cylro
Tracy Wyatt
Wahoo
Osige
Babhro
Mrs. Wyatt
Wyitt
Lole Hefner
Doc Nishett
Cravat
Cravat. This Is.a. Ladies’ Ub, Mrs. Nisbett
Matt
Osage
Indian Territory
Ounelista
Ark
Venables
Evergreen Walts Atrpper
Ewalty
Volca
Ike
Sabra Cravat Returns to Osage and Takes Charge
Sabra Cravat resumes life in Osage after childbirth and years of upheaval. She embraces plans to reshape her town’s social scene, plants a stubborn elm, and asserts authority as matriarch while her son Cimarron grows into a striking, bookish figure.
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Yancey
Sabra
Perhins
Osage
the Venables
Donna
Peirce Venable
Shea
Felice Venable
Osage Station Mystery as Yancey Fails to Arrive
Sabra waits at the Osage station for Yancey who is missing, the platform empty and townsfolk tense. Telegraphist Pat Leary reports Yancey was injured in a clash after a chase for the Kid, while the town reels from a Thursday confrontation that left bodies scattered around Pawhuska Avenue.
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Osage
Dixie Lee
Wahoo
Sabra
Yancey
Ikxnty
Osayze
Wichita
Kansas City
Donna
Clin
Pat Leary
Katy
Mr. Leary
Trishman
Pawhuska Avenue
Jaylie
Yance
Gomeg
Philip Preaching to the Samaritans and Ethiopian Mission
Lesson material outlines Philip’s preaching in Samaria and to the Ethiopian official. It emphasizes Christ as Savior, the necessity of preaching, and the spread of the gospel to the ends of the earth, including the eunuch’s conversion and baptism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip
Samaria
Christ
Philp
Jerusalem
God
Bose
Jesus
Russian Music and Traditions Span Life from Birth to Death
The piece notes how Russian music intertwines with daily life from birth to death, with spring choirs and dances, various songs, and a three-group view of composers from the old lyre school to New Russians and nationalists. It also briefly mentions Washington Star and Magellan’s voyage.
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Russia
Ife
Cesar Gul
Glinka Darkomirsky
Soro
Rimsky-Korsakot
Mussorgsky
Borodin
Rubinstein
Techaikovaldin
Washington Star
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Cimarr
Aubra
Sedlern
Don Valliant
Sin
Doni
Don
Donna Pewer
Oes
Jesse Rickey
Tio
Wraith
All Eyen
Tong
Sugne
Philomathean
Joan of Arc
Hin Orns
Isaiah
Jenay Stickey
Alan Jesse Ieckey
Oklahoma
Sapota
Uxurtoua
Louie Hefner
Sol Levy
Sahre
Therada
Ernst
Chicago
Omaha
Gray Horse
Osages
Iovlny
Santa Fe
Wetoka
Sally
Nix
Ila
Tle
Osage Sabra
Wiehlta
Otage
Kansas
Cimarron
Chapter
Nesters
Nowenener
Philip Aa
Marty
Gonpal
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