The Boy Jim and the Stagecoach Hold Up
In Dakota a western stagecoach is halted by a road agent. The boy Jim recognizes Mr. Pelton, a former ally and outlaw, as danger looms. Pelton confronts Colonel Weston and vows murder without harming Jim, but ultimately spares the boy and guides him toward Cedarville.
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Dakota
Jim
Mr. Pelton
Jimmy
Colonel Weston
Rose Harper
Pelton
Cedarville
Joe
Great Estate to Be U S Reserve
Asheville North Carolina page describes the Vanderbilt Biltmore estate 86700 acres to be bought by the United States forest reservation commission to form a national park. It details geography wildlife roads elevations the Davidson river and Pisgah Peak and notes the road system built by the Vanderbilts connecting to Brevard and Asheville. The piece cites a proposed automobile tour route and mentions the Appalachian Park association pushing national park conversions.
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Asheville
N. C
Biltmore
United States Forest Reservation Commission
George W. Vanderbilt
Mississippi River
Biltmore Estate
Biltmore House
Rockies
Pisgah
Toraway
Southern Railway
Brevard-Asheville
Pisgah Ridge
Transylvania County
Vanderbilt
Asheville i
New York
Mount Washington
Tennessee Line
Brevard
Park Association
Forest ‘Reservation Commission
National Parks
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Pioneer
Marshall
Bear Brand
West Union and
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Keifer Drug Company
Marshall, Illinois
West Union
Illinois
Lockard’s
Stevens
Bat ‘Sc
Union:christian College
Merom, Indiana
W. S. Sanford
Sec’y
Little Jim
M. Quad
U. S. Reserve
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George W. Vaderbilt
Uncle Sam
America
Cincinnati
Bell
Fred. Meyers
Geti
Richmond
Ind
Algo
Meyers
Johnny
North Side Square
City Drug Store Taubeneck & Davison
Barrett
John
West Side
Springfield
Casey
Alrect
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Anois’ State- Fair
Reater
Perris
Jay
D.P
Indianapolis, Ind
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