Desert Rose by Rollin-Brown
Deputy Jim Doane pursues a cattle rustling case in San Loreto county desolate desert. After collapse from thirst four horsewomen including Dolores Alvaro rescue him and he learns Star La Rue tricked Dolores' father. Doane resigns after pursuing La Rue at Maxmilla City bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Doane
San Loreto
Dolores Alvaro
Jim
Monte Garcia
Star la Rue
Dolores
Maxmilla City
Doane
San Loreto County
Cowman’s Mortgage and Loan Bank
la Rue
Alvaro
Sam Flick
Monte
Miss Alvaro
Doane Purchases Rancho de los Hermanos in Blackmail Plot
Doane charges La Rue with murder and offers two thousand dollars to obtain Rancho de los Hermanos. La Rue agrees under threat and Doane promises sealed evidence and a will. Doane then installs three trusted cowhands to guard the new Tres Hermanos amid a tense setup.
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Doane
la Rue
Rancho Hermanos Land
Alvaro
Monte Garcia
Garcia
James L
James L. Doane
San Loreto
Star la Rue
Rancho de Los Hermanos
Sand Wells
Tres Hermanos
Monte
Tony Suarez
Rancho de Los Tres Hermanos
Senor
National Health Bill Hearings Highlight Inequities and Needs
WNU Washington Bureau reports three weeks of Senate committee testimony on the Wagner Murray Dingell bill. Advocates cite 8 billion dollars in lost man days yearly, gaps in hospital access, and shortages of pediatricians and nurses, urging universal health coverage and expanded federal funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Committee On Education and Labor
American Medical Association
Worship That Balances and Completes Life in Faith
A devotional sermon on Deuteronomy 8 and Isaiah 40 and Mark 12 emphasizes worship as a balance against materialism, a protection from idolatry, and a source of strength. It urges believers to rely on God, stay within the covenant, and seek eternal life through Jesus Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Moses
Israel
Promised Land
Jesus
Christ
Jesus Christ
Space Savers for Your Closet Door
This notice promotes three inch deep closet door racks with a curved top for hats and a lower rack for a briefcase and gloves. It describes a portable rod, suggests cutting from plywood scraps, and provides pattern 283 with cutting guides and materials. Order details promise a 15c postpaid packet.
Threatening Letters Reported From Furniture Company
A resident recounts receiving threatening mail and asks if it’s illegal. An associate confirms it as a serious offense and asks for the identity of the sender, with the respondent naming a furniture company.
The Professor Seeks Spectacles and Geese Trial Witty Exchange
A professor asks his wife for details of his title and research. She quips he is “looking for his spectacles.” In court the attorney claims the prisoner stole 24 geese, twice the jury count in the box.
Irate businessman taunts operator with sharp rebuke
An irate businessman flashes the phone and shouts for a responder. When no answer comes, he asks if anyone is on the line and a meek operator replies that there is none. The brief exchange captures a humorous clash over unavailable service.
Daytime Star-Gazing Gadget Unveiled
A new device claims to let users see stars in daylight while an earlier tester notes it matters little to those who hit doors. The inventor promotes the tool as a breakthrough for stargazers, though skeptics question practicality and safety.
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Rollin-Brown
Chapter
Senor Alvaro
Spose
O. K
Washington
Walter Shead
WNU
Eye St
N. W
Jesus and True Worship
Harold L. Lundquist
D. D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
International Council of Religious Education
Ruth Wyeth
Bedford Hills
N. Y
Lawrence
Lawrence-Williams
Cleveland
Ohio
P.O
Tropics
Yodora
McKesson & Robbins, Inc
Bridgeport
Coan
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