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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1946
Page
3
Deputy Jim Doane pursues a gang of train robbers with Dolores Alvaro and Monte Garcia. After battles and captures, Doane learns Dolores is in danger, arrests her rival, and the pair plan a moonlit wedding with Monte as best man as Sand Wells fades behind them.
Monte reveals the real reason he rides with Doane as Sam Flick’s posse closes in. La Rue’s bank robbery scheme unravels with a string of heists linked to a bold girl, a vaquero gang, and a dramatic pursuit through the pass near Maxmilla City.
The lesson from the Moody Bible Institute presents a church education note authored by Harold L. Lundquist D D. It appears in a compact religious periodical with a focus on scriptural study and instructional guidance for readers. The fragment references the Moody Bible Institute and a Western swapper named Vaan in a partial line.
A compact item notes a September 15 lesson focus on scripture texts used in religious education. The brief mentions an organization related to international religious education and hints at educational use of biblical materials.
A devotional study on the command against covetousness, its inner motives, and consequences. It traces covetousness through Proverbs and Luke, showing how greed leads to stinginess envy selfishness pride and folly, and urges laying up treasures in heaven through a close walk with Christ.
Collier's notes Last Arrow peak in Yosemite Valley as the only United States rock formation never scaled. Its final 1500 feet are extremely steep and smooth. A new ascent plan involves climbers sleeping attached to the rock face for safety.
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