Out on the Plain by Alice MacGowan
Stella confesses her love to Arch on the open prairie as they plan an escape from whiskey troubles. Arch vows to reform and proposes a move to a cattle drive with Tolbrook’s herd on the Staked Plain, seeking a fresh start away from drink and danger. Stella studies Arch and the wind worn landscape, her hope blooming amid the harsh sun.
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Arch
Stella
Old
Missouri
Daddy
Darling
Texas
Epport
Ainst
al Tolbrook
Ted Plumb
Stella and Arch confront danger and find hope on the plains
Stella rides out at night fearing Arch or Bob are harmed. She finds Arch alive and Holbrook dead drunk with the buckboard missing. Arch reveals he has quit drinking and will run the job. Stella and Arch reconcile as they plan a future of stability and homestead on the Creeping Moses ranch.
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Arch
Moses
Stella
Bob
Tod
Holbrook
Texas
Keeley
Young Roberts
Cornered Frits and the Cat Dinner Spooning Tale
Two German guests named Dolph and Fritz attend a cat dinner. Fritz secretly hides a silver spoon in his boot while Rudolph also desires a spoon. After the meal Rudolph claims a spoon from his sleeve, boasting the trick, and a spoon is found later.
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Frits
Dolph
Fritz
Rudolph
Sanctuary rights at Beverley and a missing leather case
The Beverley shrine of St John of Beverley dates to 721 with sanctuary privileges granted by Athelstan in 938 allowing sanctuary for most offenders except treason. A fugitive must enter the church and sit in the frid stool. crosses marked sanctuary limits, with murder cases needing more. Also reported is a missing leather case from Marion mail back, last seen near Indiana House and Reider schoolhouse, belonging to H. D. Condron. a reward is offered.
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Ax Engiah Senetzar
Beverley Minster
London
St John of
Beverley
Athelstan
England
Indiana House
Reider
Marion
H. D. Condron
Blairaville
William N. Davis Departures Notice at Porc Borough
William N. Davis is no longer employed by Porc Borough in Jonestown PA. This notices his departure from the workforce and advises readers to note the change in staff.
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William N. Davis
Porc Bnros
Tf Jonnstown Pa
Sheriff Announces Testimony Prayer Denial In Perpetuam Memoriam
D. E. Thompson of the Sheriff’s Office issues a notice dated December 3 announcing that testimony prayed for shall not be taken and shall be perpetuam memoriam rei, in accordance with equity practice. Sheriff reports action and invokes official procedure.
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D. E. Thompson
Sheriff's Office
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