Desert Gold and the Forlorn River Mystery
Gale and Yaqui reach the source of Forlorn river on a high plateau. Gold discovered in a desert ledge promises riches for Gale and his companions, but remains tied to a long-forgotten prospector claim. A torn paper reveals Nellie Warren’s marriage to Robert Burton, deepening the entwined fates of love, debt, and desert fortune. Yaqui departs to his homeland as Gale contemplates the cost of fortune and friendship.
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Gale
Belding
Gulf
Sonoyta
Yaqui
Ben Chase
Yaquil
Ferlorn
Celf
Beldhing
Nell
Laddy
Jim Lash
Thorne
Mercedes
Ladé
Robert Burton
Jonas Warren
Pan Daughter
Nellie Warren
Ladd
Kias
Gales
Ranger
Belching
Prac
Goodby
Blanco Diablo
Blanco Sol
Sol
Diablo
Yaqu
Desert Gold Day on No Name Peaks in Forlorn River
A hot summer morning in Forlorn River presents a vivid desert scene with salt clouds over No Name peaks and clear air along the horizon. Mrs Belding returns to learn her daughter is happy, and the past becomes a memory among two beloved figures.
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No Name
Desert
Horisoa
Prosperity lessons from a bricklayer past
A millionaire lectures his son on economy and recalls carrying water for a gang of bricklayers. The son answers with pride, saying his father’s pluck and perseverance saved him from a similar fate. Irish World report reflects on family pride and hard work.
Co operation in control of predatory animals urged
The Oregon Wool Growers Association urged expanded state and federal cooperation to replace bounty payments with joint predatory animal control. A representative from the Biological Survey spoke at the annual meeting about using funds for organized control, ext ending coverage and efficiency. A similar stance was voiced by the National Wool Growers Association in Spokane. The delegates endorsed federal state local collaboration and asked Congress for additional funds to broaden the program and hasten extinction of predators.
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Oregon
Oregon Wool Growers’ Association
Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
Federal Bureau
National
Wool Growers’ Association
Spokane
Washington
Congress
Department
Birds Swept to Sea During North West Storm
Migratory birds en route to southern wintering grounds were swept far off course by a strong north west wind. A Weather Bureau memorandum notes a marine report from the Manchuria ship. from Oct 27 to 28 several hundred birds landed aboard, including robins, starlings, thrushes, a catbird, a flicker, vesper sparrows, bluebirds, many small flycatcher like birds, and other sparrows sized species.
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Weather Bureau
United States Department of Agriculture
Manchuria
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Harper & Brothers
Bryan
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Larsen Music Store
Joy Rider
Livoni & Son
Hahler
Buick
Dodge
Nash
Mann Motor Company
Cooper
Colorado
the Telegraph
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