Henry Spafford Fired After Boss Denial and Plans
A narrative recounts Henry Spafford's braggart behavior and leverage with Jason Reid Steamship, leading to his firing by his employer. Friends arrange a new job through Bob Taylor Lines, as Henry seeks Madge's support amid a local moral reckoning.
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Spafford
Henry
New York
Jason Reid Steamship Company
Philadelphia
Jay
Bod Taylor
Betty
Poacher Ring Foiled by Rookie Warden Up North
Chief Mather assigns Glen Lloyd a recon mission against a moose poaching ring in Birchill county. The rookie hides near a base camp under a cliff, awaiting Loomis and Moe Stanford suspected, as snow falls and cold wind bites before a distant car roar signals action.
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Glen Lloyd
Fred Mather
Birchill
Glen
North Woods
Mather
Loomis
Warden Compares Courage as Glen Foils Truck Poachers
Warden Loomis learns of Glen Lloyd in a Northward chase on an old tote road. Glen disables two poachers aboard a truck and cuffs them, signaling a successful night operation praised by Chief Mather in a personal note to Supervisor Herrick.
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Glen
Len
Muszle
Warden Loomis
Glen Lloyd
Joe
Analytical tale of love and jealousy ends in shock
Barry teases Hugh about Valeria waiting for him as he studies love and caution. Val loves Hugh and plans to marry when he is ready. Barry warns of a possible marriage to another man and then calls with devastating news that Val has married Barry, not Hugh, leaving Hugh stunned and anxious.
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Val
WIN Features
Notice to Contractors Polk County Nebraska 1949 road project bids
Sealed bids for grading sand gravel surfacing culverts one bridge guard rail and incidental work on Polk East Federal Aid Secondary Project No S 285 1 will be received in Lincoln Nebraska June 16 1949 and opened at 10 00 A M Proposals require 100 percent bond and five thousand dollar certified check Bonding and wage provisions under the Fair Labor Standards Act are required Bidders must be qualified under Legislative Bill No 206 1939. Plans and specs available at Osceola County Clerk and Lincoln Department of Roads and Irrigation. May 26 June 2 9 noted Polk County.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Polk East
U. S. Department of Labor
Structural Steel
Osceola
Department _of Roads and Irrigation
F. H. Klietsch
John I Anderson
Polk County
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