Wealthy Ute operator faces clan intrigue tale
A fragmented narrative follows Dale, a wealthy Ute operator, as he encounters a mountaineer girl Moe and a fake clan mystery. The plot weaves through theft, schemes, and pursuit across a desert landscape with characters like Hades LAttieforst and Jon Morehand.
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Im Fang
Knuwil
Aol
John Ke
Dale
Sisem
Tenneaser
Utanduning
Vatrice Chavering
Alear
Ute
Lite Meter
Moe
Theite
Ito Jon More Handshota Morandia Phuet
Fake
Celle Dale
Mee Kelling
File
Tiel
Denowna
Moreland
Mack Neil Hite
The
Dintrec
Toy
Melanie
Dade
Joba Morelia
David
Feud At River Prompts Guns Hidden Under House
Amid rural feud fired by the Morelands and Littlefords, Babe Littleford hides rifles to prevent a clash. Dale and allies rally efforts to avert violence as riverfront confrontation looms and families mobilize with weapons.
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Judie Moreland
Dale
le Gate
L Femrard
Morelands
Hill Dale
Rabe
Littleford
Saul Littleford
John Moreland
Addie Moreland
Granny Moreland
Shentond
Daler
Vrales
Ligue
Cale
Faghig
Moreland Owl
Caleb
Joan Moreland
Pup
Hones
John
Benlefert
Mel
Latteford
Babe
Witty Retorts and Sharp Replies Across Times
A compact reminiscence recalls sharp wordplay from Burnand Spurgeon and others, noting repartee as a gifted trait of quick wits. It mentions a Burtons Anatomy of Mel, Oxford humor, and a playful river quip, highlighting recognition slips and quick exchanges.
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Francs Burnand
Pune
Spurgeon
Min
Purtehdge
Wan
Patridge
Hoover to Lead Delegates in Unn Conference
Herbert Hoover is selected to head the delegation as delegates prepare for the annual conference in the Unn region. Leaders expect Hoover to coordinate policy discussions and represent the party at regional events and meetings.
Women join President Harding in unemployment conference
Six women named to participate in a national unemployment conference opened by President Harding and chaired by Herbert Hoover. The group includes Tarbell, Van Kleeck, and Chikat, among others, aiming to form committees for policy and action to reduce unemployment and guide federal measures.
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Washington
Harding
Hoover
Davis
Julius Barnes
Duluth
Minneis
Charles Me
Lewis
Tarbell
New York
Mary van Kleeck
New
Tie
Had News Of Importance And A Stranger In An Office
A fragmentary tale explains Tomkins meeting a stranger who asks for a simple favor amid a fire alert, with a humorous exchange about delivering news to the head of the firm. The piece shifts to brief historical notes on Monroe’s early career and Venezuela’s name origin from Venice via Alonso de Ojeda in 1490.
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Moreland
Littleford
Cate
Ciuletsian
Luke
LE Dent
Eel le
Hue Dale
Ted
Hen Littleford
Lani
Chacins
China
Dale
Nilsan
David Morelind
Littlefords
Morelinds
Tomkins
Brown
Los Angeles
Times
Monroe
Jefferson
James Munroe
Trenton
Gen
Washington
Virginia
Thomas Jefferson
Jeferson
Venezuela
Venice
Alonso de Ojeda
Ojeda
New York Court Hears High Profile Domestic Dispute
Evelyn Nesbit testifies in a case involving Mrs Stokes and Justice Edward RK. Fined and granted an inter interim decree in a complex civil matter. Four men arrested on disorderly conduct charges after an alleged hallway assault near Nesbit's apartment.
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Stokes
Caphtalist
En Ewan
Supreme Court
Edward RK
Evelyn Nesbit
New York
Mix Murey SK. Phaw
Witl
Jon Neuse
Mine Nesbit
Polliew
New York Officials Propose Business Revival Week
Mayor Hylan writes to B. B. Colter proposing a business revival week to spur trade. Merchants betel preparers and railroads would cut prices to circulate money and relieve unemployment, providing jobs for hundreds of men for at least one week.
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New York
Hylan
Colter
Tanlac sales blaze a New York record in East markets
The Gibson Snow Company reports 625000 Tanlac bottles sold in New York since its launch a year ago with Albany Buffalo Rochester and Syracuse branches. Manager George B. Evans says trade territories now move roughly 500000 bottles yearly and may reach over 75000 more annually to meet demand. Little Jennie asks to sit with Mr Greene and a humorous exchange follows in Stray Stories.
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New York
East
George B. Evans
Gibson-Snow Company
Albany
Buffalo
Rochester
Syracuse
Evans
Jennie
Maude
Mr. Greene
Utte
Edmund
Lydia E. Pinkham
Evizaneri C. Corney
A. P. Corley
Lydia E. Piikham
Mrs. Corley
Fall Catarrh Treatment for Deafness Explained
Catarrh deafness is described as caused by inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian tube. The medicine is advertised as a constitutional remedy that relieves inflammation, clears the tube, and restores hearing by restoring normal drainage and reducing swelling.
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Toledo
Next Year-Maybe Look Here in Bour Coro ners General Store
In a Bour Coro ners general store scene a heated exchange unfolds about selling items without a permit from authorities. Bronetet Hoskins remains cheerful as sellers discuss requirements and the need to follow rules before proceeding. The dialogue hints at local rumor and cautious conduct.
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Bour Coroners
Antes
Bronetet
Hoskins
Merlecan Legion Weekly
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Tome
PWC
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Dalle
Jet
Herkipo
Jon Anant
Csoilby
Isie Dale
Miss Lindefanl
Chile
John M
Eubin
Addi
Tye
Davi Moreland
Uae
Hong
Elton
Harris
Gies
Steve
Avary Ave
Hertahoe
Jie
Bill Dale
John Mereland
Goliath
Addie
Poland
Cole
Brest
Tiny
U. S
Harview
Christiania
Norway
Dovee
Chiethe
Kine Haakon
Oleon
Trond
Hyjetnan
Iran
Dnt
Chiene
Misesissiyt
Tivental Hes
Tilden Wing
Philadelphia
William TS Tieden
Wallace F. Johnson
Alee
Wty
CO A
Dalted States
Teo Reed
Johnson
Tompkins
Mrs. Stokes
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