Fort Culver Showdown Keeps Apache Raider Aground
Captain Paul Byer commands Fort Culver as Apache numbers menace the garrison. Sergeant Mills hesitates but proves his worth aiding a critical defense when an arrow wounds him. Byer and Mills endure a brutal standoff, and Byer admits he underestimated his own fighting prowess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culver
Paul Byer
Potter
Mills
Mike
Byer
Lieuttenant Biddle
Biddle
Captain Byer
Gretmereene Scriptere Devettorial Reading
A religious notice cites Acts 12 23 and Isaiah 69 7 12 with devotional reading themes. The fragment outlines scripture references and doctrinal framing for a church event or study session.
The Sending Spirit in the Antioch Mission Call
The piece contrasts Descending and Sending Spirit in Acts, noting the Antioch church’s disruption of personal plans when the Spirit sets apart Barnabas and Saul for missions. It argues church backing empowers missionaries, urges every Christian to share in mission, and warns selfish churches harm the faith.
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Simon
Samaria
Foreman
God
Antioch
Barnabas
Saul
Board of Missions
Christian Fellowship
Old Number 9 Stays On as Tim Keeps Rail Job
Bonnie Keegan persuades Mr. Summers and her husband Tim to keep working on the railroad rather than retire. A boy's praise and Bonnie's plea reveal Tim's devotion to his engine number 9 and the road he serves, ending with Tim choosing to stay.
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Bonnie Keegan
Tim
Bonnie
Mr. Summers
Bobby Johnson
Bobby
Number 9
Tim Keegan
Mr. Keegan
Keegan
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