Rich mining intrigue drives lovers in Resurrection River tale
Warren Mowery plans to seize claims in the Resurrection river mining field while Patricia befriends prospector Pat and joins a Den project. Craig Tarlton, a former mining inspector and Patricia’s former love, returns with a changed attitude. Amid plans to starve out prospectors, Patricia learns Tarlton is married and faces a torn alliance.
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Warren Lovett
Wellington, Parkes & Lovett
Mines
Chicago
Ressurrection
Dynamite Bay
Patricia
Jasper Wellington
Warren
Pat
Poleon
Sam Honeywell
Bill Former
Lupe Chiwaughimi
Craig Tarlton
Resurrection River
Craig
Bill
Money, rings, and doubts at Dynamite Bay
Patricia faces Warren's doubts over honesty and engagement as he hides the ring and presses for answers about Tarlton and past secrets. He warns of a return to the engagement while Patricia resists and fears what may be revealed.
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Dynamite Bay
Wellington
Parkes
Patricia
Warren
the Bay
Tarlton
Battle lines Form in Dynamite Bay Mine Dispute
Craig Tarlton faces Warren of Wellington Parkes Lovett over control of the Dynamite Bay claims. The conflict escalates as Craig seeks a peaceful settlement then vows to fight, while Patricia leads reform against the company’s hegemony.
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Craig
Lovett
Patricia
Lovetts
Wellington
Parkes & Lovett
Mer
Bill
Lea
Warren
House of Wellington, Parkes & Lovett
Tarlton
Jasper Wellington
Resurrection
Wellington North Shore
Treeshia
Pat
Blue Dan Webster Drenched in Homespun Hue on Ride
Daniel Webster left his country home for college and fame as an orator clad in a homespun suit. A rainstorm soaked him to the skin and turned the blue fabric into a vivid stain that dyed his shirt and skin blue from head to foot.
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Dan” Webster
Daniel Webster
Helium gas found in Stanton County sparks interest
Reported discovery of helium in Stanton County Nebraska drew federal and geologic interest though University of Nebraska experts doubt commercial viability. Analysis from a 300-foot capped well followed the Hindenburg disaster with Edgar Howard presenting findings to army officials in Washington.
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Lincoln
Stanton County
University of Nebraska
E. Condra
University Division of Conservation and Survey
Kansas State College and
Tulsa
Okla
Edgar Howard
Columbus
Army
Washington
United States
Aerial Mapping Planned for 25 Nebraska Counties
Aerial photography will map farm land in 25 eastern Nebraska counties under the Agriculture Conservation program. Fred Wallace says ground maps have been sent to Washington and bids will be opened for aerial work. Counties include Lancaster, Douglas, Burt, Pawnee, Richardson, Nemaha, Otoe, Gage, Johnson, and others.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Agriculture Conservation Program
Fred Wallace
Federal Farm Program
Washington
State Highway Department
Lancaster
Douglas
Burt
Pawnee
Richardson
Nemaha
Otoe
Gage
Johnson
Carr
Sarpy
Saunders
Colfax
Platte
Madison
Cuming
Stanton
Cedar
Dixon
Dakota
Pierce
Wayne
Thurston
Dodge
AAA
Heart Disease Major Death Cause in Nebraska 1936
Nebraska health director Dr Bartholomew reports heart disease led all causes of death in 1936 with 2 581 fatalities, surpassing accidents and cancer. The average life span rose to 56.4 years, births outpacing deaths with 23 799 births and 13 756 deaths. Stillbirth rate fell to 22 4 percent from 27 6 in 1932.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
P. H. Bartholomew
Bartholomew
State Revenue Fund Ends April with Higher Balance
Lincoln State Treasurer Walter H Jensen reports the current revenue fund balance rose from $6,222,562 on March 31 to $6,743,450 on April 30. The total fund balance across current and trust funds reached $21,625,142 by April 30, up from $20,944,007 at the end of March, reflecting increased receipts.
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Lincoln
Walter H. Jensen
Jacob's Great Discovery Transforming grace on memorial day
A sermon on Genesis incidents in Jacob's life, focusing on meeting God at Bethel and the Peniel struggle. It emphasizes conversion, tithing, and surrender, linking these to spiritual victories and the quest for a better self through divine grace. Memorial day reflections honor past battles while urging personal renewal.
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Jacob
God
Israel
Jesus
Bible School
Mother’s Knee
Luz
Bethel
House of God
Esau
Peniel
James
An Aim in Life
A moral reflection on seeking an aim that remains pure and hopeful, arguing that true purpose lies in striving for unity with perfect love and aligning with the holiness of God rather than selfish desires. The piece emphasizes that such a pursuit guarantees fulfilment through divine omnipotence.
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Earth
God
Filet Chair Set With an Initial Pattern 1399
Crochet a chair back 12 by 15 inches two arm rests 6 by 12 inches and a complete alphabet with initials 3 by 4 inches. Pattern 1399 includes charts stitch illustrations and material needs. Send 15 cents for this pattern to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Tent New York.
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Sewing Circle
Needlecraft
Eighth Ave
New York
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Vancouver
W.N.U. Service
Bill Fornier
Fornier
Bay
Mackenzie
Bil
Forner
West
You Treeshia
J. Day
SGH
Harold L. Lundquist
The
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Cicero
Snow White Petroleum
Adierika
Jas
Adlerika
H. L. Shoub
Bis
Stealthy
Reed
Acon
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