The City of Numbered Days by Francis Lynde
Brouillard chief engineer of the Niqueira dam travels from camp and encounters a strange light. He meets J Wesley Cartwright and his daughter Genevieve who explain reclamation work. Cartwright forms a company, lands government contracts, and a city grows near the dam site. Massin-Frou threatens a gold rush to push a railroad to the Amy mine. Brouillard and the promoter clash.
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Brouillard
Niqueira Prigetion
Autome
Fle
J. Wesley Cartwright
Genevieve
Auto
Cortwright
Gersevieve
Cartwright
Steve Massin- Frou
Jouillard
Ord
Aamy
Little Susan
Power Struggle in New City Project Office
Brouillard clashes with Hosford over rules and vice, as tension grows in the Ni quola Improvement camp. Hosford eyes Massingale and temptations while Brouillard resists, then receives drawings for the power installation and contemplates a quiet exit.
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Brouillard
Mr. Hosford
Miss Massingale
Hasford
Quinlan
Washington Wire
Hosford
Plea for a Rainbow Gold on Chigringo
Brouillard and Amy Massingale on the cabin porch discuss civilization, ego, and a debt of honor Brouillard owes after his father's death. She probes his past, reveals her own view of money and love, and hints at a looming decision about whether a railroad will come to the Niquoia, changing their future.
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Massingale
Brouillard
Chigringo
Stock Exchange
Amy
Grizzy
Murray Grislow
Wego
Smith
Amy Massingale
Leshington
Griffith
If in Love You Smash a Boss Over a Slur
A reader asks whether to strike a violent response against a domineering coworker who insults a beloved partner and risks delaying a wedding. The dilemma weighs personal safety, workplace rules, and relationship consequences.
Amy’s flirtation schemes to sway the rail fate
The note questions whether Amy will flirt with the disliked Wosford to aid her father by influencing Hosford’s leverage over bringing the railroad to Niquola or keeping it away.
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Amy
Wosford
Hosford
Niquola
Suspense at Crimson Gulch Ends in Reluctant Disarmament
Broncho Bob notes the crowd aims for peace by disarming first in Crimson Gulch while tensions and suspicion rise as townsfolk wait for others to lay down their weapons. The scene hints at a fragile truce amid wary comparisons and lingering threats.
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Felleras
Crimson Gulch
Broncho
Bob
GripStill ERA One health claim excerpt
The text discusses GripStill ERA One as a remedy for a catarrhal disease. It asserts catarrh as a lingering illness that weakens the body through stagnant blood and unhealthy secretions. It refrains from providing clinical evidence or context.
You Need PERUNA The Peruns Comparr
The note advertises Peruna products with reference to The Peruns Comparr in Columbus, mentioning Obie and related names in a terse promo line.
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Peruns Comparr
Columbes
Obie
War fuel for cleanup sparks New York garbage contract bid
A legal contest begins over a five year contract to remove New York City garbage. The city has spent about 3 750 000 dollars in 17 years. A bidder offers 900 000 for five years and explains steam processing yields grease for glycerin and acetyl compounds. The counsel warns against free offers.
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City of
New York
What’s on the Carpet Now The Doings on the Border
The fragment hints at border related items and activities. No clear names dates or places are readable to specify events or actors. The text appears as a prompt promptlike caption about border matters without concrete details.
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