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The Clermont Courier in Batavia, Ohio

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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1932

Page

6

Deserter Canyon Showdown Darkly Looms

Wilson tracks Phil through the boulder field as gunfire echoes at night. He discovers a cabin full of wary outlaws led by Gitner and Dunwig and learns Stark fears betrayal. With time growing short, Wilson hides among the rocks to stage a final stand and protect Phil and the horses.

McCann Boulder Field Wilson Phil Julia Jim Dandy Gitner Jasper Stark Mark Dunwig Kelly Brown Brown Ali Dunwig Stark Jasper Carl Jas Manuel

Desert romance at Circle Cross ends in new union

Julia wakes to news of Will McCann's capture by Gitner and associates at Horse Thief Park. Dave Stone and Ann Gifford confront danger, while Julia and Ethel form a bond as Phil rides in wounded. Ann and Dave declare mutual love, sealing a bold shift in their lives.

Julia Guadaloup Canyon Wilson McCann Ethel Ann Phil Mr. Rafferty Dave Stone Texas Rangers Dominick Circle Cross Miss Ann Stone Will McCann Carl Gitner Tom McArdle Gitner Jasper Stark Ann Gifford Will Horse Thief Park

Commemorative U S Coinage and Stamp Issues Across Centuries

The passage recalls early settlers fleeing religious persecution in France and Flanders who settled in New Netherlands under Dutch permission. It notes 1924 tercentenary coinage and stamps, and lists subsequent commemoratives from 1920 to 1928 including anniversaries of battles, the Monroe Doctrine, and state centennials.

Hudson River France Flanders New Netherlands United States Hawaiian Islands Benning Independence Vermont Lexington and Concord Alabama Missouri

Royal Gorge on Coast to Coast Dinner Menu

A railroad dining car menu features a scenic view titled Royal Gorge above the word Dinner. S. K. notes this is the only instance of such decoration yielding a paragraph in a long custom of menus showcasing line views.

When Bread Is Stale Definition and Explanation

From the consumer view stale bread is dry and harsh to touch and taste, and not acceptable as fresh. Staleness varies by degree with no clear line, but fresh bread has a translucent elastic crumb while stale bread is opaque, tough at first then crumbly or hard and lacking flavor.

To Induce Sleep Counting Sheep and a Farm Bulletin

A Toledo Blade snippet recalls trying to solve insomnia by counting sheep until wool scent faded and finally getting up to read a farm bulletin.

Toledo Blade

Chief Joseph of the Nez Perce A Storied Leader and Warrior

A portrait of Chief Joseph, Nez Perce leader born around 1840 in Oregon, famed for his eloquence and military leadership during the attempted flight to Canada. The piece covers his resistance to land loss, the 300 strong band’s 2000 mile trek, surrender at last, and his later work for education and temperance before dying September 22, 1904.

Joseph United States Canadian Xenophon Oregon Nez Perce Joseph the Elder Wallowa Lapwai Reservation Nez Perces Canada Sitting Bull Howard Sturgis Miles Indian Territory Idaho Colville Washington Cyrus Townsend Brady Western Newspaper Union

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