Joan Landis and the War-Torn Path to Love
In a war scarred setting Joan Landis, daughter of John Carver who killed his wife for adultery, leaves a brutal life with her father. She meets Pierre, a mutual attraction leads to marriage, but turmoil follows. Pierre hallucinates, jealousy and drink fuel violent moments ending with a duel where Pierre is shot. Joan faints as a stranger bursts in. The scene closes with Joan awakening to a charged, enigmatic moment.
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Joan Landis
Chate
Pierre
John Carver
Joan
Wells
Rene
A. Rude
Halliwell
Beoka
Mr. Halliwell
Wala
Parsons
Pierre Landin
Joas
Joan Carver
Pierre and Joan in a Jealous Struggle Over Books
Pierre becomes alarmed as Joan grows drawn to Halliwell and his books. Joan's awakening curiosity sparks a rift at home, with Pierre clinging to possessive jealousy while Halliwell confronts the tension, and Joan teeters between loyalty and newfound intellect.
Winter Readings and a Jealous Field
Pierre and Joan face winter isolation after a fraught departure from Halliwell. A letter reveals a threatened land dispute as Pierre vows to defend his title and property. Joan, left alone, clings to books as she awaits spring and a chance to read aloud.
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Pierre
Halliwell
Forest Service
Robinson
Joan
Pierre Returns to Snowbound House in Mystery
Joan wakes to a terrifying sight as Pierre appears at the window then enters with a pale, frantic look. He flings her book into the fire and questions her happiness, while a cold night and strained tension hint at a dangerous, unresolved secret in the snowbound room.
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Pierre
Joan
Isabella
The Two Bar Brand Brings Pierre's Fury to Joan
Pierre Lan din, intoxicated and unbalanced, seizes control of Joan Carver in a bitter winter scene. He asserts possession, mistrusts her independence, and brandishes a Two Bar mark as he drags her toward violence in a tense, escalating confrontation.
North Platte Flour Mills Co Leases Potter Mill
The Farmers Union Trading company of Potter leases the Potter flour mill to North Platte Flour Mills Co for one year with a two year option. The mill will operate 24 hours daily through winter under head miller Jack Deidel with Dick Carlson and Frank Reed assisting. Surplus flour is to Louisiana, with all mill output contracted to January 11. Potter Review.
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Farmers Union Trading Company of
Potter
North Platte Flour Mills Co
North Platte
Jack Deidel
Dick Carlson
Frank Reed
Packer
Louisiana
Potter Review
Beet Growers to Meet in Denver for Co operative Plan
Representatives of beet growers from six states will convene in Denver on October 30 to form a cooperative organization. The group aims for a comprehensive body modeled on successful cotton and tobacco farm associations.
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Denver
Local Farmer Reports Strong Year For Cattle And Crops
A Kimball farmer says he never had more money this year and reports thriving pigs and hay corn and other crops. He milks fifteen cows and wishes for fifteen more while noting wheat is the only poor crop.
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Kimball
American Legion Officers Meet Monthly at Odd Fellow Hall
Officers listed include Commander Elmer Grabill Vice Commander Claude Gross Vice Commander Kenneth Bassett Adjutant Frank Schroeder Finance Officer Francis Herbert Publicity Officer Charles Marsh and Set-at-arms. Regular meetings held on the third Tuesday of each month at Odd Fellow Hall.
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Elmer Grabill
Claude Gross
Kenneth Bassett
Carl Ledbetter
Frank Schroeder
Francis Herbert
Charles Marsh
Country Club Directors and Officers listed
Country club officers include President F A Barger and Vice President J T McIntosh with Secy Trena. Directors named are J I McIntosh, RE Hyde, P L Martin, R E Roche, R H Rogers, J A Bentley, M W Dimery, A E Phelps, and R P Kepler.
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F. A. Barger
J. T. McIntosh
E. R. Kratz
Sec’y-Trena
J. I. McIntosh
RE. L. Hyde P. L. Martin
R. E. Roche
R. H. Rogers
J. A. Bentley
M. W. Dimery
A. E. Phelps
R. P. Kepler
Chamber of Commerce Officers Named for 1900s Era
The Chamber of Commerce lists A. E. Phelps as President L. T. Poole as Vice President M. W. Dimery as Treasurer and J. W. Johnson as Secretary also named are J. E. Grabill A. K. Greenlee Co. W. West Wm. Winders Howard Kennedy and A. J. Jorgenson in the roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Phelps
L. T. Poole
M. W. Dimery
J. W. Johnson
J. E. Grabill
A. K. Greenlee
W. West
Wm. Winders Howard Kennedy
A. J. Jorgenson
Burlington Route Trains Schedule Details
Train 302 runs east toward East North Sound with departure noted as .c cc ce-1. Train 904 departs at 1. .ccccceee SAR Route westbound No 301 departs at .020- SAR No 308 departs at .420R. Stops limited to Bridgeport and Alliance.
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East-North Sound
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Katharine Newlin Burt
Katharine N. Burt
Carver Stella Pierre
Seamie
Rink
Malina Ye Ae
Evsaait
Rere Veske Pierre
Chapter
Joen
Feller
Holliwell
Landis
Heer
Potter Mill
American Legion
Chamber of Commerce
Burlington
U. P
Bentley Land Company
Sidney and Chappell, Nebraska
Charles H. Gardner
Serveys
Joseph Oberfelder
Taylor
Ver Larson
Offies
Phene
Hadley
W. D. Campbell
Odd Fellows
Lincoln Highway
First Ave
Ray E. Witham
Frank A. Barger
Osteopathic
Prewitte
Sidney
Nebr
Nebraska
Fares Leones
City
Lem Stubt-Hink Bldg
Wilson
D. B. Fletcher
Cheyenne County
Sidney Residence
Lodgepole
Drs. H. E. and
Harry L. Mantor
Osborn Building
H. E. Mantor
M. D
F. A.C
I. L. Mantor
X-Ray Laboratory
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