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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1941
Page
3
Ellen Carey, daughter of the postmaster, appears drawn to two men Jeff Brand a rustler and Calhoun Terry a ranch manager. Four rustlers have recently been killed under mysterious circumstances, and Terry has summoned Jeff.
Lee Hart suspects Turley shot Buck Hart and others. Jeff uncovers a handwriting clue linking Jack Turley to Yeager’s killer. The Rangers pursue Turley amid Texas rustlers as Ellison and McFaddin discuss Cal Terry, then Turley is killed and the group disposes of the body as they proceed toward Box Canyon.
Jeff Brand rides into the hills while mulling a suggestion from Ellen. He dislikes Turley and recalls the murders, unsure if Turley was with him during the assassinations in question.
International Council Sectlenian presents December 14 lesson on mente and pe rights with emphasis on global cooperation and ethics. Officials outline outreach, training, and adherence to standards amid changing norms.
Text analyzes 2 Corinthians 8 1 9 highlighting the Macedonian example of liberality despite poverty and the call for faithful giving as a grace. It contrasts rich members with suffering believers and urges pledges and personal surrender to the Lord. It cites Christ’s poverty to illustrate eternal riches.
A collection of maxims on anger, power to help, and limits of control. Includes Buckminster on not being angered by what one cannot change and Ford’s reminder that more justice reduces the need for charity. Also notes Simonides on speaking wisely and the world’s imperfect perception.
A muted plea suggests sending a practical Christmas gift for a Kokomo cousin. The proposed item is cigarettes or tobacco tins, framed as a moderate cost present popular with smokers. The note references a “national Joy” and mentions Snake dealers and a novel from the fifties.
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