The Case of Lee Virginia and Jos EP and Does
Cavanagh and a Western ranger share a moonlit veranda talk about maps, forests, and a future in the wild west. The woman, tied to the Wetherford house, contemplates her mother and origins as they discuss travel, dangers, and a life in rugged country.
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Lee Virginia
Jos
Does
Redfield
Wolftoeth
Timberine
England
West Country
Eliza Wetherford
Wetherford House
Yellowstone National Park
Planing
Alps
Fiat
West
Yewin
Wetherforda
Maryland
Roas
Ranger’s lonely vow to guard Lee Virginia in Forks
In a tense scene at Roaring Fork, Ranger Cavanagh vows to protect Lee Virginia and her mother from cruel townsfolk. He reveals he sees himself as a big brother to those needing forest shelter, while Lee Virginia confesses deep loneliness and a wary hope for safety as she plans to stay and help her mother.
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Forks
Gregg
Roaring Fork
Redfield
Cavanagh
Mra. Redfield
Lee Virginia
East
Mrs. Redfield
Ross
Forest Ranger and a Gift of Jealousy
In a frontier setting Cavanagh earns the guarded ardor of Virginia as forest life clashes with urban longs. Mrs Redfield questions the ranger Ross Cavanagh while Redfield cautions about romance with Virginia amid a push for promotion and duty. The scene heightens as secrets and loyalties strain the bunkhouse circle.
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Ross
Ktedfield
Lee
Heat Bends Rail Prompting Repair Work
Excessive heat this week caused a railway rail to expand beyond normal clearance. A kinked rail was found east of the city yesterday afternoon just before train No 2 passed. Mr. McGuire and crew fixed the rail by driving spikes and re aligning it, with No 2 given a slow order through the affected section.
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No. 2
McGuire
Shower honors Miss Anna Libershall before wedding
Mrs M Wild and Mrs L W Lorenzo hosted a handkerchief shower at Mrs Hilds home for Miss Anna Libershall ahead of her marriage to Mr Meisinger on the following Wednesday. Twenty six guests brought cooking recipes for a keepsake book while a peanut fishing game and a three course lunch entertained the attendees. Rudolph Meisinger and Miss Eva Theriolf visited from Cedar Creek aboard No 4 today.
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M. Wild
L. W. Lorenzo
Hild
Anna Libershall
Meisinger
Moesdames Hild
Loreng
Libershall
Anna Polacek
Agnes Ward
Rudolph Meisinger
Eva Theriolf
Cedar Greek
Mr A Kaffenberger Visits City for Business
Mr A Kaffenberger of Eight Mile Grove precinct was in the city today attending to business matters and conducting outreach with local officials.
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A. Kaffenberger
Eight Mile Grove Precinct
Correction to Miss Ivy L Spies funeral burial site
The Evening Journal corrects an error about Miss Ivy L Spies interment. It states the funeral burial occurred in Oak Hill cemetery, where Mr Spies owns a family lot, not Holy Sepulcher. The correction follows Mr Spies’ request.
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Evening Journal
Ivy L. Spies
Holy Sepulcher Cemetery
Oak Hill Cemetery
Forty Four Years in Cass County Resident Visits City
Mr. J. G. Smith of Murray, an 84 year old Cass county citizen, who crossed the Missouri River at age 40, was in the city today and reports he is active and up for a coon hunt. He was accompanied by his son P. By Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Smith
Murray
Cass County
Missouri
Smith
P. By
Frank Washburn and family head to Omaha this Sunday
Frank Washburn and his wife with their baby left this morning for Omaha to visit relatives and spend Sunday with them.
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Frank Washburn
Babe
Omaha
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Hugh
Childe
Ranger
Hamlin Garland
Rosa
Mr. Redfield
Ross Cavanagh
Forest Ranger
Lise Wetherford
Lize
Medfield
Ed Wetherford
Alfalfa
Plattsmouth, Nebraska
John Bauer’s
Ohower
Wirs
M. Hild
Herman Greeder
U. S. Department Agriculture
Nebraska State Board
White, Plattsmouth
the Little Paint Man
Sherwin-Williams
Xyus
F. G. Fricke & Co
Plattsmouth
Nebraska
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