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Newspaper
Maurice Times
Location
Maurice, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1924
Page
2
In the night, Beeson and a wary companion ride the desert after a fatal confrontation. Surrounded by danger, they plan to split paths at a stage line, weighing Benton and the dangers of pursuit while the moon lights the vast, quiet landscape.
In a long narration a narrator describes descending from a high plateau into dry lake basins while a companion rides beside, thoughts of war and parting mixing with the quiet landscape. The text then shifts to a collage of modern topics: real estate courses, Mrs. Slater’s snow removal device, Coolidge's Michigan primary, Ford’s influence, and a mix of social and political opinions.
A mixed discussion covers wartime leadership rumors, science curiosities, and social notes. It mentions Bertrand Russell and conscription, stock dividends, and a household tale of Mrs. Gross, plus bits on natural history, electricity, and health concerns.
Los Angeles report notes a linked divorce tale involving Max Aiazor who sued for divorce from a woman already married to another man. The court found the prior Russian decree not valid in the United States, complicating Mazor's bid to divorce Clara after she had remarried.
A DC probate tale stands out as one of the strangest filed. August Wieneke died in Peru and left his estate to his three sons and two others with odd legacies, each receiving a small coin and a note for remaining assets to be shared among three heirs.
Gideon Searis of Pomeroy Ohio near Kyeer asserts the regional granddaddy record with 35 grandchildren and 35 great svondechildren. The longtime resident is recognized for a large family lineage.
The Providence Journal notes Lithuania is a frne tt country yet many Lithuanians already registered at American consulates in Klaipėda and other ports to emigrate to the United States, signaling a continuing flow for the next seven years.
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