Nebraska Pointers Report Wide Range of Local News
Otoe county stock show a success. Colfax county farm sold at 122 60 per acre. Campaigns gain traction across the state. Omaha Christian Scientists plan a 40000 church. Fullerton Methodists push theirs. Tripp land drawing yields success. Loomis revival meetings end well. Omaha man Davis to stand trial in November. Hall County superintendent Miss Margaret Brown resigns effective January 1. Grand Island plant foreman Ray Lamareaux loses fingers. Diphtheria cases reported in Meyer family, Bismarck township. Nebraska City to host chicken and corn show in December. Matthews & Mathews store in Callaway burns, loss around 15000. Telephones urged for farmers. Holmenville Mill and Power builds dam at Holmesville. Cass County Sunday School convention in Weeping Water Nov 9–10. C. D. Meigs to speak. Bridgeport to become county seat of Morrill county after division vote. Fritz King found dead in Nebraska City. Venus Webber robbed of 500. thieves take 400 and 100 in rolls plus silver and a revolver. Dr. Holland of Carnegie Museum departs Gordon for the east with fossil haul. Ponca’s Pier Swift, second in Tripp county land draw, 23, respected young farmer. New Masonic temple work starts at McCook. W Z Warner resigns from Dempster factory to move to Huron. Niobrara inquest verdict pins death to October 17 by blunt instrument. Engler store at Talmage broken into. safe blown, $20 stolen. Insurance agent C D De Pass arrested for unlawfully transacting accident insurance without state certificate.
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Otoe County
Colfax County
Christian Scientists of
Omaha
Methodists of
Fullerton
Nebraska
Parker
Loomis
Charles B. Davis
Dr. Austin
Margaret Brown
Hall County
Ray Lamareaux
American Beet Sugar Company
Grand Island
R. ‘Meyer
Bismarck Township
Cuming County
Meyer
Nebraska City
Callaway
Mathews & Mathews
Farmera
Nejbracka Telephone Company
18Th
Douglas Streets
Holmenville Mill and Power Company
G. W
Fritz King
Missouri Pacific
Venus Webber
Dr. Holland
Carnegie Museum
Pittsburg
Gordon
East
Pier Swift
Ponca
Tripp
Masonic Temple
McCook
W. Z Warner
Dempster
Beatrice
Huron
Niobrara
Valentine
Engler General
Talmage
C. D. de Pass
Cortland
Clatonia
J. E. Austin
Mystery of the silver skull and the Bellevue murder
In a tale framed by Clarke and Sexton a silver skull named Ynath becomes the focus of a decades old mystery. Dr. John R. Ranthan, a Bellevue hospital graduate student, is found dead with an oriental knife blow and two locked doors. Clarke recalls a confrontation with Ranthan and a woman, a Himalayan past, and an eerie claim of mind and body phenomena.
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Clarke
Achmon
Dr. Ranthan
Sahib
Sexton
New York Sun
Bellevue
John R. Ranthan
Bellevue Hospital
Ranthan
Mussoorie
Garhwal
Simla
Himalayas
Baid
Dr. Cartwright
Ranthin
Cartwright
Glorious scare leads to occult pursuit and murder tale
An outlandish scene unfolds as Clarke and Inspector Ship chase a lethal mystery involving a severed blade, a half caste princess in a legend, and a talking skull. The Hindu seer Proves a secret via trance while authorities chase a condemned culprit who escapes handcuffs.
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Achmon
Ranthan
Clarke
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Frank Lovell Nelson
Carlton Clarke
Calcutta
Parla
London
New York
Ynath
Yangmal
Sikkim
Darjeeling
Ibndu
Inspector Ship
Ahhmon
Gahib
Cione
Alge
Elory
W. G. Chapman