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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1926

Page

8

Baxter Exiled as Caleb Aids Betty Clinton Crisis

Caleb learns Baxter has fallen from favor at El Nido after Marin endorses the fight. He organizes a nurse and oxygen for Betty Clinton, arranging Burton’s arrival and a midnight ferry to Paloma as Doctor Conklin urges swift action to save the patient.

Mr. Baxter Coyote Marta Caleb Heen Seguro Bueno Han Baxter Padilla Senor el Nido Marin Kennedy Conklin Conk- Ho Capyon Betty Clinton Canyon Mr. Warner Burton Kennedys Miss Clinton

Return to Oakville Estuary Ends With Death

A dramatic night voyage arrives at Paloma with a critical patient, Kennedy presides as a nurse attends. Dr Burton rushes in as Caleb, exhausted, is warned he is heavily involved. By morning the news comes: Betty Clinton's father is dead.

Oakville Paloma Alde Road Kennedy Marla Doctor Burton Mr. Clinton Senor Caleb Dooctor Burton Clinton Burton Betty Clinton

Caleb faces clash over project and Baxter threat

Caleb endures pressure from Baxter at Cox's office as the rival engineer pushes for his removal. Cox keeps calm but Baxter's red eyes and sneer reveal a rising, potentially violent vendetta centered on the Crystal Springs plan and past losses. Betty Clinton learns of Caleb's support. Mary Morgan's money hints at shifting loyalties.

Caleb Mary Morgan Canyon Baxter Altraists Hermanos Valley Cox Cuteh Haight's Betty Clinton Field

Washington Shaft Facts From the Monument's History

The article notes the Washington Monument's elevator testing period and contrasts its current simplicity with the original circular colonnaded plan. It also cites the 1848 start, funding delays, and a long suspension before completion, alongside a stray anecdote about an apology exchange in Boston.

Washington Monument Savuni George Age

Japanese beetle a major U S pest says USDA

The United States Department of Agriculture warns the Japanese beetle is a far more injurious pest in the United States than in Japan. It was likely carried as larvae in nursery plants and attacks many crops and trees. Quarantine regulations limit spread as control efforts continue. A bulletin on its introduction, habits and control is available free while supplies last.

United States Department of Agriculture New Jersey Pennsylvania United States Japan Department Pew Washington, D. C

Pewaukee Apple Variety Characteristics and History

The Pewaukee apple arose from Oldenburg and Northern Spy crosses. It is above medium in size with greenish yellow and red stripes, firm juicy flesh, and shallow cavity. It bears early and regularly but has poor color and uncertain market acceptance. season varies from November to April. Oldenburg remains the standard despite criticism. Oldenburgs harvest earlier and is preferred for picking.

Oldenburg Spy United States Oldenburgs

Seeded Cover Crop Best for Use in an Orchard

Farmers favor seeded cover crops for orchards citing weed suppression and soil benefits. A rye mix with other seeds can boost crop yield, with harrowing aiding soil feeding while preserving nitrates through fall and winter. The green crop also dries and warms soil in spring, improving soil chemistry compared with natural weeds.

New Yorker

Soap Kills Lice Emulsion for Orchard Spray

A writer reports an oil soap emulsion to spray lice off orchard trees rose bushes and plants. Dissolve laundry soap in kerosene Stir until no creamy mass then add nine parts water to each part solution. Emulsion keeps well if not used all and part can be saved for another spray.

Denver Bellboy Cashes Tips At Bar Association Meet

A Denver bellboy said he averaged ten dollars a day in tips while delegates attended an American Bar association meeting. When asked how, the reporter quoted him saying he called them all judge, reflecting a humorous Capper's Weekly line.

Denver American Bar Association

Uncivilized of the Cities Oppose Rural Land Cleanups

Atlanta Constitution notes a sharp label for city vacationers who strip trees and litter farms and lawns. The piece argues restraint and cautions that a little said is soon mended as withering behavior can harm countryside.

Atlanta Constitution

Tale of a Man Who Spoke of Many Sights

A wandering storyteller tells of endless travels and adventures. He recounts seeing a man eating tiger while another listener counters with a story of a rabbit being eaten by a man. The exchange highlights tall tales and shared exaggeration.

Yegg Talk Sparks Knockoff Plan Amid Legion Confidence

Fragmentary dialogue shows two thieves debating a final heist as they discuss quitting, with one asserting high odds of success and the American Legion referenced in the overheard exchange. The garbled text preserves a tense, informal criminal planning mood.

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