23 Aug 1935
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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1935
Page
1
Jean Ragland and Kentucky confront a hostile camp after a shootout that leaves Lee Bishop wounded. As Bishop urges urgent aid, Jean plans a risky rescue run, securing Doc Hopper and supplies while Campo races the upper Bench trail. Kentucky faces accusation as Campo believes he killed a man.
Kentucky Jones and Jean Ragland confront a web of betrayal as Bob Elliot pressures Jean’s father Campo over Mason’s murder. Jean reveals the killer’s rifle was used, a hidden picture misled investigators, and a sheriff’s role looms, signaling dangerous alibis and a race to reveal truth before catastrophe.
Bitterness in Berlin with posters denouncing Catholic opposition to Nazi rule signals growing religious tension. The article notes Germany's massive manpower and militia strength, and ponders wider conflict if Japan joins. It recalls Frank Hitchcock, postmaster general, and highlights anecdotes from frontier America about bonds mislaid, a rattlesnake sermon, and social warnings on childlessness and immigration.
Patchwork quilt making stays in the limelight with demand for old patterns. Names include Leg Cabin Rare Yulip Poinsettia Pineapple Butter Pussy in the Corner Pin Wheel Sunbonnet Babies. Send 15¢ to HOME Crape Company for Book No. 21 with 37 designs and charts.
A clipped exchange shows a defiant reply to a lease reading. The speaker resists signing, joking about keeping ten commandments for a mansion in heaven and not tackling nearly a hundred for two rooms on the High Street Exchange.
A Mississippi note reflects on the Lindbergh assisted artificial heart as a pioneering device, contrasting it with popular myths about bankers owning such tech, in a concise Miss. News caption.
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