Isle of Ree Retribution Ends in Wolf Attack and Escape
Ned Cornet and Lenore wedlock plans collide with island captivity as Doomsdorf rules the settlers. Ned and Bess endure brutal cold while trapping pelts. a sudden Arctic wolf attack tests Ned’s will and strength, leading to a dramatic upward lunge to fend off the predator. The struggle marks a turning point in Ned’s self discipline and resolve amid harsh winter toil.
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Ned Cornet
Lenore ‘Denworth
Tess Gilbert
Doomsdort
Ned
Lenore
Hee
Prewnidorf
Doomedert
Lenore Igi
Bess
Otheir
Forks
Doomsdorf
Wolf Attack Forces Hero to Stand Ground
In a tense exchange a white wolf lunges at Ned, who twists aside to throw the beast back. Ned regains balance and braces for a second assault, maintaining resolve as danger escalates. The scene ends with a cliffhanger note that the continuation appears in the next issue.
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Ned
Kansans Watch State Finances Reach Vast Flow
July and August fiscal data show the state treasury received 31.6 million dollars from 157 sources. Major inflows included 25.25 million from soldiers bonus bonds with 5.58 million cashing yet to be submitted. the state school fund added 753 thousand. general revenue brought in 713 thousand. grain inspection led departments with 39 thousand. Police court notes report Eubanks fined 15 for speeding and Montgomery fined 5 for a headlight violation. a man named Harry Smith forfeited a 5 bond on a jit driving charge.
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Toveka
Kan
Associated Press
State of Kansas
N. A. Turner
Treasury
State University
State Agricultural College
State Grain Inspection Department
State Department
W. L. Eubanks
Charles Montgomery
Harry Smith
Jay
Take a Chance With the Farmer Slogan Aids Seed Wheat Effort
The Central Seed Wheat association in Topeka promotes a non profit plan to supply seed wheat to drought stricken southwestern Kansas farmers. The scheme seeks 300000 bushels of seed and about 300000 dollars funded by investors on a one fifth crop share basis. Investors would gain four bushels per acre in good years with a dollar per bushel basis, but could lose all invested if crops fail. J C Mohler serves as president with Harry Sharp and Carl J Peterson as secretary and treasurer respectively.
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Topeka
Kan
Central Seed Wheat Association
Kansas
J. C. Mohler
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Harry Sharp
Associated Industries of Kansas
Carl J. Peterson
State Bank
Drouth
Last Survivor of Tragic Matterhorn Climb Dies
Peter Taugwalder, last survivor of the first Matterhorn ascent 58 years ago, dies in Zermatt at 80. The 1865 party collapsed as eight men fell. only Taugwalder, his son, and Edward Whymper survived the descent after a rope snapped. The rest were buried on the glacier and later in Zermatt churchyard.
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Zermatt
Associated Press
Peter Tangwalder
Switzerland
Matterhorn
Peter Taugwalder
Edward Whymper
Whymper
Taugwalder
Lord Douglas
Peter Taigwalder
Sale of German Sailors' Possessions Recalls World War Memories
Honolulu witnesses the opening and sale of trunks and bags held for six years in the customs house after Germany’s war declaration. The auction includes personal mementoes from German merchant sailors and items from distant lands. Personal effects like pictures letters and trinkets will be returned to German families via the San Francisco consul. proceeds aid the sailors' families while freight costs prevent full remittance.
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Honolulu
Associated Press
Nurnberg
Germany
Fdalidand Islands
Pommern
Setas
Prinz Waldemar
Holsatia
Java
India
Straits Settlement
China
New Guinea
Borneo
Pacific
United States
Customs House
Washington
State Department
San Francisco
Planes: Croydon Airport Like a Busy City Station
London observers on a bank holiday found Croydon airport resembled a main line railway station with a flagman directing road traffic at a level crossing. Varinity air services HQ sits near an up to date hotel and post office while huge charts show each service under constant wireless contact. Porters interpreters meet arriving and departing planes as ground conditions mimic railway operations.
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London
Associated Press
Croydon
Paris
Rotterdam
Cologne
Hamburg
Varinity Air Services
Customs Establishment
Day labor favored as intellectuals turn to manual work
Geneva reports a League of Nations commission hears that educated workers in low-exchange countries like Germany face shrinking prospects. Teachers writers and journalists receive meager pay, deterring new recruits. the commission chaired by John Henry is investigating the trend toward more remunerative manual labor.
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Geneva
Associated Press
Germany
League of Nations Commission
Commission
John Henry
Hidden wealth legends revive after Villa death in Mexico
Mexico City reports a revival of buried treasure tales after the death of Pancho Villa. German finders, treasure trains, and legends of 20 million in gold and silver tied to Guerrero, Balizán raids, and a cave on the Rio Hondo are stirring expeditions from Acapulco to Toluca.
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Mexico
Villa
Mexico City
Associated Press
Francisco Villa
Parral
Acapulco
Vicente Guerrero
Guerrero Mines
Spain
San Pedro de Las Colonias
Coahuila
Parras Roa
Rio Hondo
Toluca
Water Key to Landscape Gardening Says H H Hare
Kansas City September 12 Historically water has shaped landscape design S Herbert Hare a Kansas City landscape architect told the American Institute of Park Executives conference in Kansas City He cited ancient Egyptian gardens Italian villas and Renaissance works as sources of lessons for modern practice He urged reuse of fountain overflow to lower levels and noted the value of reflection and appropriate foliage around lakes and pools for aesthetic and technical effects.
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Kansas City
S. Herbert Hare
American Institute of Park
Hare
Renaissante
Ware
Book Circulation in Kansas Costs An Average of 11.4 Cents a Volume
Emporia, Sept.13 Associated Press The Kansas survey shows average library circulation costs 11.4 cents per volume with wide variation by city. Wichita leads with 505,000 volumes, Oswego posts highest per capita use at 13.1 books yearly, while Kansas City per capita spend and tax levies are described. Librarian Kerr notes per capita reading varies and advocates per capita expenditure as library measure.
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Kansas
Emporia
Associated Press
Nortonville
Eureka
W. H. Kerr
Kansas State Teachers’ College
Wichita
Kansas City
Topeka
Leavenworth
Oswego
Jamestown
Kerry
Library Association
Junction City
Okathe
Columbus
Osewatomie
Tarper
Kerr
Naval Deserter Arrested In Local Town
Ernest Husted admits desertion from the U S Navy and was arrested yesterday by Henry Smith. Navy officials were informed of the arrest and he is held awaiting orders from his former officers.
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Ernest Husted
United States Navy
Henry Smith
Navy
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C Heges
Automobile Glass
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C. W. Baker
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Wrigley’s
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