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Le Grand Reporter in Le Grand, Iowa

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Le Grand Reporter

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Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America

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Jul 13, 1923

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Forlorn River Selves in Tangled Canyon Ambush

In a brutal desert fight, Yaqui and Gale defend their positions against Mexican bandits. Ladd is wounded while Thorne and Mercedes face peril as Rojas presses toward the hiding place. Yaqui intervenes, kills Rojas, and Mercedes survives the peril. Gale mourns, then shifts to local town news and Nell’s troubling encounter with mining engineers.

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Yaqui Stojas Walt Gale Jim Thorne Ladd Jim Lash Alaman Choyas Lash 405 Breaser Laddy Maddy Cherne Mick Thorte Gile Gaile Bebbe Rojas Mercedes Todd Yaquil Enea Fort Go Kilther Ron Remington Fund Gala Orcelimb Rojest Trtofas Sonoyta Yuma Belding Carter Corrals Nell Blanco Jose Galt Jose Neil Sonora Altar Valley Ladds Chase Mexico
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Changes at Forforn River Bring Federal Occupation and Invasion

A March first federal occupation of Casita garrison follows a brief clash that disperses rebels east toward Nogales. Forlorn River awakens from its quiet past as homeseekers’ invasion grows, with refugees from Mexico and Casita foretelling scarce water, wood, and grass while white tents and red adobe houses appear under a sunlit sky. Belding sees a shift in fortunes and plans to hire trustworthy Mexicans to aid the growing settlement.

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Forforn River Casita Nogales Belding Altar Valley Mexico
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How Barbados Got Name From Bearded Fig Tree

The article explains Barbados derives its name from the Spanish term for the bearded fig tree, native to the island. It notes the tree’s trunk is unusually thick relative to height and is obscured by low hanging branches, shaping the island’s early naming.

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Barbados
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Mrs Lindquist Tells Women of Middle Age in Kansas City

Mrs May Urpnourst recalls severe postchildbirth illness then relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports nervousness, insomnia, and limited mobility resolved after starting the remedy. The note includes a Kansas City address and a nod to recommending the product.

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Kansas City Lydia E. Pinkham May Urpnourst Independence Ave
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Talcum Powder Use Measured in Vast Volumes

A quirky statistic notes that if the handful of fins needed to hold ten thousand tons of talcum powder used by American women last year were laid end to end, they would stretch about 53147 miles from New York to Santa Fe.

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New York Santa Fe
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Zane Grey Ance Mercedes Gale Ea “Fars Jnb Lucidate Bellan New York City Lathrop Holland Val Ton Allen
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