Lost in Mexico A tale of John Moore and Ruth in cave refuge
John Moore a New York businessman travels to Tucson on business and, after meeting associate Philip Morton, ends up in Mexico mistaken for Morton. He helps Ruth Henshaw, faces danger from Henshaw and his allies, and flees with Ruth across the border to a cave where they hide as rain and pursuit threaten them.
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John Moore
New York
Tucson
Ariz
Philip Morton
Mexico
Moore
Ruth Henshaw
Barton Henshaw
Roderiguez
Lopez
Clench
Ramon
Wong
John
Morten
Henshaw
Ruth
Fang
Shem
Vegas
John Smhore
Ruth Sheik
Rain
Tyemeyer
John Pewee
Nogeles
Nogales
Sasabe
Uth
Nodies
Toad
GALLS FOR VARIETY IN OHIO SHRUBBERY
Ohio State University extension specialist Victor Ries urges variety in landscaping noting four of five homes plant spires and lists shrub options for shade fronts low borders tall screens winter color and fragrance. He cautions growers to choose species suited to Ohio climate and soil and to plant sturdy specimens.
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Ohio
Victor H. Ries
Ohio State University
Bue
van Houtte
Mr. Riessive
Ries
Anthony Waterer
Apples Won’t Rot In Ohio This Year Forecast
Rural economists at Ohio State University forecast a smaller national apple crop with about two million bushels of commercial fruit in Ohio, compared with over three million last year. They note that most Ohio apples are non commercial as four of every five trees produce fruit for nonmarket uses.
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Ohio
Ohio State University
United States
Apple crop sizing and market shifts in Ohio this year
A shift toward more apples classified as commercial in Ohio as the crop harvest drops 40 percent from last year and 18 percent from the 10 year average. Growers may market all saleable fruit and Ohio markets expect a larger share of bulk carrot shipments from western states as a result.
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Ohio
Oho
Real Estate Transfers and a South Africa Medicine Movement
A list of property transfers in Lorain area includes Conrad Lang to Carlisle two trustees for $10, Witham to Andrew Rubekas for $17,500, Anna Baskin to Port City Mfg Co. for $14, Lorain lots to various owners, and a lease by L F Cothrill to Lorain Dry Goods Co. for an 316 330 Broadway building at $16,500 yearly. A stray line notes a movement in South Africa to train competent native doctors to serve their communities.
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Conrad F. Lang
Carlisle
Orig
Witham
Bebr
Andrew Rubekas
Oberon
Anna Baskin
Port City Mig Co
Brownwell
Ad. Lorain
Kottai
Terez Kottai
Orly
Elyria
Irene Kilbane
Brownhelm Two
Continental Coop. Realty Co
Ruby Florence Bosan
Ae. Sect
Ridgeville Heights
Mike Pekala
Mary Dlugo
Steck
Lorain
Percle
Hills
Petar Bliebe
Cleveland Beach
L. F. Cothrill
Truste
Lorain Dry Goods Co
Broadway
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Central Press
Derria
Euoch
Isthia
Quality Clothes Shop
Broad Street
Walter Williams
University of Missouri School of Journalism
Press Congress of the World
Oro
Port City Mfg Co
Ann Baskin
Lorat
South Africa
Therz
Dexter Washers
Mr. Renouard
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