Ranch sleuth Bill Baron helps border patrol uncover smuggling
Bill Baron returns to the DD ranch and aids U S border patrol chief McIntyre by detailing a smuggling operation masking cattle rustling with Yaqui Indian thefts. He disguises himself as a Mexican to penetrate the ring, reports stolen cattle, aliens and drugs, and agrees to continue inquiries. Bill contemplates his future with Ellen Dale as party noise erupts at her house, where Sid Bromberg appears.
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Bill Baron
Ellen
Reynita Ybarra
Nogales
United States Border Patrol
Officer McIntyre
Uncle Sam
McIntyre
Dale
Durango
Border Force
Baron
Ellen Dale
State University At
Tucson
Buckshot Brown
Reginta
Sid Bromberg
Badge of honor from Ida Larsen’s grit and hoe
Ida Larsen, 54, farms nine acres near Aurora Ohio after her husband’s death and a broken leg. She hired relief, lifted herself from a chair with crutches, and seeded 40 acres while cooking, cleaning, and raising 300 bushels that year, proving toughness with daily hard labor.
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Ida Larsen
Nine Acre
Hiatch
Aurora
Dog mascot defies war cruelty amid Spanish conflict
A Saragossa dispatch recounts an Insurgents versus Loyalist gun encounter where a wounded dog, sheltered by the Loyalist crew, is spared by a humane officer and adopted as a mascot, provoking mixed moral reflections on propaganda and humanity in war.
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United States
Spain
Saragossa
A Visitor’s Fresh Eye on U S Democracy and Society
A European traveler notes stark contrasts between Europe and the United States. He observes lack of air raid guidance and gas-proof cellars, absence of military presence, yet a flamboyant display of wealth and money. He cites ideologically liberal workers, employer control priorities, tolerance for violence, free idea exchange, and a hopeful yet critical view of democracy’s central hour ahead.
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America
Europe
United States
Independent Spirit From a World’s Distant Salute
A portrait of a woman who has drawn strength from a hard won independence, a life shaped by duty where autonomy is earned through steadfast service. Her stance embodies resilience celebrated in difficult lands where survival hinges on respectful recognition.
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Texas
Nogales
Eilen
Hints on Etiquette Never Take a Woman's Arm
A period etiquette note states it is in poor taste for a man to take a woman's arm. It urges gentle, respectful manners and discreet guidance in social introductions and public conduct. The guidance reflects conservative decorum standards of the era.
Diet and Sun Tanning by Dr Clendening
In this health column Dr Clendening explains how hair color affects sun tanning and pigment spread, noting blondes and redheads need gentler exposure. He discusses freckles, topical bleaches, and home formulas to hasten tan or lighten freckles, plus an editor’s note on pamphlets by the doctor and where to obtain them.
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Logan Clendening
California
Nette
Clendening
Gutee
Barclay on Bridge Under Leading an Ace
The article explains why leading an ace against a suit contract is often poor, as it allows the declarer or dummy to hold a singleton and trump the second round. It notes circumstances where an ace lead becomes necessary as the original blind lead assumptions change and you must rely on your current observations.
Bridge problem from a dissected deal shows a risky underlead
North dealer vulnerable played 1C 1H by East 1NT by West double. East won 2H then 3D by South 4H by North. South 5D doubled by West. A series of ruffs and diamond A laid down left South one trick short. West’s trump lead and South underled spade A let East force the set one. Tomorrow's Problem.
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North
East
South
West
Bridge bidding puzzle from a hand with KJ105 Q10 QK109 2
South dealer, both sides vulnerable. With the given cards the optimal contract and bidding sequence depend on the full hand distribution. The puzzle asks for the correct bidding approach and resulting contract based on standard bridge scoring and partnership agreements.
Selby Jean Blake born to Donald and
A daughter named Selby Jean Blake was born Sunday June 19 to Mr and Mrs Donald Blake (Adrian Devol). Grandparents are Mr and Mrs John Devol and Mr and Mrs Eugene Blake of Sand Run. The note lists several local visitors and weekend activity including Bible school overseen by Miss Marjorie Smith of Lafayette Indiana and relatives visiting from Columbus Haydenville and Logan.
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Donald Blake
Adrian Devol
Selby Jean
John Devol
Eugene Blake
Sand Run
Charles Chatfield
Arlo
McArthur
Don Yates
New Straitsville
Don Huffman
Margine Holmes
Logan
Bert Greene
Wesley Matheny
Walter Matheny
Columbus
John Matheny
Alva Devol
Charles Devol
Hobart Smart
Local Residents Share Weekend Visits Across Communities
Mrs Pauline Kimball and son Willard O visit her parents the Bob Wilkinsons. Mrs Sarah Evans stays with Mr and Mrs Henry Evans in The Plains. Mr and Mrs Jess Devol were in Nelsonville Saturday. Mr and Mrs Leslie Evans of Logan visited Walter Evans family. Mrs Mattie Spooner of New Philadelphia visits relatives here. Mrs Margaret Ross of Logan visits daughter Mrs Zoa Blosser. Mrs Guy Stedman and daughter Eiline were in Nelsonville Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Harold Campbell and son and Mr and Mrs Shorty Gustin of Haydenville spent the weekend with relatives. Mr and Mrs Carl Smith and sons Don and Rodney were in Nelsonville Saturday.
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Sarah Evans
Henry Evans
the Plains
Jess Devol
Nelsonville
Leslie Evans
Logan
Walter Evans
Mattie Spooner
New Philadelphia
Margaret Ross
Zoa Blosser
Guy Stedman
Eiline
Harold Campbell
Shorty Gustin
Haydenville
Carl Smith
Don and
Rodney
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Athens
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John
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