River Intrigues Surround Rickard Amid Overland Rail Tensions
In Tucson and Los Angeles, Rickard navigates clashes with Hardin over leadership of the Overland Pacific project. Estrada details Hardin's grip on the company, rival schemes, and Rickard's push to assert authority amid a web of loyalties and strategic options.
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Eked
Marshall
Tuscon
Ariz
Austing
Ricki
Thomis Mardin
Alekori
Teve Moeshall
Hiolard
Tagerial
Rickard
Tekan
Hicker
Calexten
Mra
Hurdin
June Trdin
Fie
Mardin
Hin
Hardin’s quest and peril shadow a mounting offensive
In a tense exchange the narrator recalls Hardin’s relentless pursuit across oceans and continents as he chases a promising opportunity. London and Glasgow visits yield no result while a deadly thread runs through Estrada’s workshop and the Mexican frontier. The tale culminates with Hardin’s stubborn boldness and a growing sense of inevitable danger.
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Marshall
Mekard
Hardin
London
Glasgow
Nona
Mr. Estrada
Estrada
MacLean Sid Rodefeldt
Rickard
River War in Valley Lockstep and Rift at Board Meeting
Directors clash over funding for a spur track and quarry to control the valley river. Rickard wins approval for a hundred thousand dollar appropriation while Hardin fights, Estrada and MacLean steering the decisive vote as tensions simmer between river plans and personal ambitions.
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Rickard
Estrada
Ogilvie
Relins
Hardin
Richard
Hamlin's Junction
Hariin's
MacLean
Babcock
O. B
Desert Reclamation Company
O. PB
Marshall
Tom Hardin
Imperial Valley
Laguna Dam
Yuma
Mr. Har
A Desert Garden and a Hardin in Dispute
Bardin returns to his Desert hotel home where Innes tends a makeshift garden. He wrestles with his contempt and the family lineage, wondering if the Hardin blood dooms them to failure as Innes reveals a thriving but fragile oasis amid the wreck.
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Bardin
Desert Hotel
Hardin
Innes
Gerty
Tom
Bitter feuds and concealed loves in the Hardin household
Innes Hardin harbors resentment toward Richard for besting her beloved brother while Gerty hides her true feelings. Storms loom over the Hardin home as tension builds. Watch for the next installment.
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Innes Hardin
Richard
Gerty
Hardin
Czecho-Slovak State Seen as Not Small Despite Claims
The article cites Charles Pergler arguing the new Czecho-Slovak state, with about 12 million people and vast area, is not small. It challenges the belief that small states fail, noting many smaller states exist in Europe and promising a sober view of postwar power dynamics. A side note from the London Chronicle mentions a puzzled Thanet schoolmaster decoding a child's odd note about “taturing.”
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Asia Magazine
Belgium
Allen
Karl Marz
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Austria-Hungary
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Italy
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Switzerland
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Serbia
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Sweden
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Turkey
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Poland
Spain
Turing
London Chronicle
Oldest element Sulphur traced to ancient alchemy terms
The text notes Sulphur as one of the oldest elements known to humankind, linked to ancient Assyrian alchemists who called it Brimstone and the burning stone, reflecting early beliefs about combustion. It contrasts unskilled labor ideas from the Washington Star remark.
Great Road Building Year Under Federal Aid Plan
The federal road act era through December 15, 2018 shows 755 projects approved by the secretary of agriculture, totaling 7,867 miles of roads at 57.0 million dollars with 21.6 million in federal requests. Twelve projects completed, 51 miles, 617,548 dollars spent with 280,000 in federal aid. Over 7,000 miles have preliminary construction steps taken, spanning from Florida to Maine to the Pacific and to Mexico, with every state having a federal contribution. Congress debates a 500 million dollar seven year program. if passed an immediate 75 million would unlock and potentially yield 84,000 miles of highways this year with sufficient labor.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Bureau of Public Roads
Department
Florida
Maine
Pacific Coast
Mexico
Congress
Value of Poultry Manure in Garden Fertility
The droppings from fowls, if carefully saved and applied to garden soil, will increase fresh vegetables. Poultry manure is rich in nitrogen and well worth the effort to save and apply. The droppings from an average farm flock will amount to considerable fertility during the year.
Auto taxes to go to roads
The Birmingham Automonie club has named a legislative committee to ask the state legislature to apply all automobile license fees and taxes to improved roads in the state. The proposed diversion would total about 1.5 million dollars yearly. The piece notes America remains slow in road building despite development.
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Birmingham
Ala
Automonie Club
America
Phosphorus and Roads for Better Farming
Excerpts urge need for phosphorus via acid phosphate as key fertilizer and stress the importance of good highways for farmers. Draining land is essential for satisfactory yield, and home gardeners are reminded not to neglect tomatoes.
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