Ghostly Pursuit At Haunted Californian Estate
Colonel Winter and detective Birdsall track a missing boy Archie Winter through a haunted estate in California. They suspect Mercer and Keatham involvement while tracing a coded note and a car linked to Harvard student Arnold. A staged ghost hunt leads to a tense showdown as suspects converge on the mansion.
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Mrs. Winter
Miss Smith
Millicent
Archie W
Haley
Mr. Arnold
Arnold
Young Arnold
Harvard
Massachusetts
California
Winter
Col. Winter
Palace Hotel
Uncle Bertie
Archie
Central
Rupert Winter
Keatham
Gary Mercer
Melville Winter
Villar
Birdsall
Miss Janet
Auntie
Archibald Page Winter
Rudsall
Mass
Kidnaners
Hever
Johny Hopkins Hospital
Anvida Nelson
Janet Smith
Lous
Larry
Philippines
Vermont
Cary Mercer
Mercer
Barney
Keatcham
San Francisco
Kealcham
Santa Barbara
Los Angeles
Keathham
Maj
Cristian Boy
Cicerone
Tieves
Haunted House chapter drives two men past Van Ness street
A mud splashed runabout with two men turns from Van Ness Avenue into a shaded side street after Archie Winter’s disappearance. One man is an invalid wrapped against the cold. the other a stout chauffeur in a corduroy jacket wears goggles and smiles faintly as the car glides by.
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van Ness Avenue
Archie Winter
Aegker
Amateur Fireman Faces Recurring War Resourcefulness
Fragmentary OCR text references an amateur fireman and a resourceful approach to war. It hints at ongoing narrative with a note To be Continued. Names and full context are unreadable.
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Haley
Mills County Board Proceedings January 2 1909
The Mills County Board of Supervisors met in the Auditor's office with J B Brandt James Greig and W H Creech present. Gopher claims totaling 560.84 were approved and payment rules adopted for bounty distribution and evidence of destruction. The board adjourned to 1 pm and then to 10 am January 4 1909.
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Auditor's
Mills County
Glenwood
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
Mills
J. B. Brandt
James Greig
W.creech
Gopher
Tha
Laws
John Starr
William Starr
Hodge
Starr
Dow
K Starr
D Henderson
Ee AM Greig
Agan
J B Brandt
B T Agan
Mills County Board adopts 1909 officers and bonds
Mills County Iowa Board of Supervisors met January 4 1909 to organize for 1909. James Greig requalified as a retiring member and S W Creech was chosen chairman. J D Robbins sought seating but was denied as not legally elected. Officials bonded include Auditor S M Criswell 5000 and Clerk H Davis 8000 with other bonds listed. The board adjourned to 1 PM.
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Board of Supervisors
Mills County
Iowa
Auditor's Ofice
J B Brandt
James Greig
W Creech
W. Creech
J. D. Robbins
Towa
S M Criswell
H Davis
Cone
Clyde Rhodes
Geo & Masters
E Starbuck
E A Merritt
Geo O Pree
Geo H Estes
Chas Hambsch
Justice Peace
John Marley
Aistrope
Erastus Banister
Edwards
H McLaughlin
van Doren
JC Davidson
W Huffaker
Board of Supervisors of
Laws