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Newspaper

Renwick Times

Location

Renwick, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1916

Page

9

The Heart of Night Wind Ox A Story of the Great North

A rugged frontier romance set at a lumber camp where Siletz, Sandry, and John Dally contend with loyalty, deception, and love. The chief conflict centers on a disputed land contract, Bamaged by Hampden and Sundry, and Siletz’s torn loyalties as Daily and the foreman navigate trust, duty, and a perilous raft project.

Great North West Vingie E.roe Inder Saly Ware Dallmut Ny Dillingworth Siletz Jie Sileta In- Mung Pines Poppy Ordway York Hampden The Yellow Pines Co Sunidov Oimet Buutnpako Uth Bsandry East Belt Liespissers Sundry Bretz Poppy Iyi Poyny Mirte Bhw Sandry Crooke Poppy Roer Selom Econ Samiry Sletz Binaghe Byndey Tne Conmigsta Shy Bellete Sandry Miksh Enous Bilotz Anil Kia Dally Ruth Naomi Absalom Pappy Ordway San Neal Ife Walt Miss Ordway Cook-Shack Siretz John Sloush John Daily Landry Daily Ordway Rye

Landry Survives Siege as Watchful Poppy Plans

In a frontier camp, Poppy Ordway tends Walter Landry through delirium while Siletz and Ma Daily scheme amid tense loyalties. Landry reveals a plan to face Hampden alone as Siletz plots to strike, and Poppy resists outside pressures while nursing a dangerous, unspoken longing.

A Lie and a Theft in Landry’s Recovery

Landry regains consciousness and strength after a fracture as Miss Ordway’s role shifts to Ma Daily’s care. He encounters Siletz, who reveals a powerful strain of obligation and desire, while a red morocco notebook surfaces with private notes that tempt intrusion.

Landry Miss Ordway Ma Daily Sandry Siletz Shor Stetz Poppy Kolanmie Sis

Strangest Hospital Reunions Amid Coincidence Tales

A Welsh General Military hospital report recounts uncanny meetings among servicemen. Two brothers in different beds discover each other after years, other veterans recognize old chums in adjacent wards, and a wounded man cycles through front and back to end up in the same ward again, revealing striking fits of fate.

Milivery Hospital London France

His Precarious Condition

A Raw a Quy Star humorous snippet describes Emmett Ackles in a strained domestic misunderstanding. His wife complains about his absence of funds after a Kansas City purchase trip while his uncle Fogg playfully deflects, joking that Emmett is “lying” due to rumors from “Your Littis Sunshine.”

Emmett Ackles Uncle Fogg Emmett Kansas City

Evidence of German Settlers in Canada and Prairie Yields

Letters from German Australians and Canadian agents praise life in Willmont Sask and nearby districts. Reports cite sturdy homesteads, high yields of oats and wheat, and growing communities with schools, modern houses, and hustling residents. A survey of Southern Alberta fields lists hundreds to thousands of bushels per acre and varied crop success across multiple farms.

Henry Lohmann Bflugham Lobmann Canada Willmont Sask Sem Morrow Ammillet Alta J. M. MacLachlan Weatertown Jacob Goetz Piapot Golden Prairie South Alberta I. H Peter Brendon R. Marandi T. McReynolds Stebble Qle Christoferson Aruthus Gavett

Mercy And A Black Eye In A Rough Game

A mother groans at her son Harold after he returns home with a black eye from shinny. He explains he was playing a rough game of shinny, while she urges him to play gentler or imitate the Jones boys next door by choosing hockey instead.

Hempden Gandry Sandry Harold Jones

Heaviest depositor question and county guardian note

A fragmentary humorous exchange asks who is the heaviest depositor at a bank, replying Jobson at over 200 pounds. A line then states Miss Genéva Moeser, aged twenty one, succeeds her deceased father as guardian of St. Clair county Missouri, followed by a garbled clause about ingratitude.

Jobson Genéva Moeser St. Clair County Missouri

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Daisy S'lotz Join Dally Vistuia Acrosa Siletz John Dally S'latz Ata ‘Dally Big John Dally Atandin Silet Toder Walter Jim Misa Ordway Walter Landry Jesa James B. Whitby Lara Dad Ola Chaps Daily Casino Yella Pines Robert Mathews D. Dunbar Ingaald Hoppi Stibbie Louis Kregt Oj. Pate W. Roeniche J. G. McKinnon Gordon Swinehart Albert Hansen Elmer Hamm John Larson John Hecklin Hecklin Salisbury
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