Monster Apes Battle in Arisons Hills Scene
Fragmentary synopsis recounts a perilous detention by colossal white hairless apes in Arisons hills. A ferocious struggle erupts when the narrator is seized, a brave defender bursts in with a lethal cudgel, and the assailants retreat in panic as danger cracks open.
Ape Fight and Escape Amid Martian Battle
I recount a brutal struggle where I strike the ape’s skull with a cudgel and kill it. The ape’s mate and a Martian guardian appear as I turn toward the window, seeking safety while allies observe the decisive clash and the aftermath unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abel
Twan
The Warrior Whore and Thind Move Through Martian Night
The narrator recalls a perilous plan with Tare Tarkan and Sola guiding him. Two companions on Mare aid him, a young woman watching over him and a dumb brute loyal to the end, far surpassing any Martian loyalty described in the desolate world.
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Tare Tarkan
Henut
Sola
Mare
Mars
Mars Chariots and Telepathic Taming By Martian Riders
A narrator describes a Martian city scene with mastodonian chariots drawn by tame beasts guided telepathically, a parade led by chiefs including Tars Tarkas and Lorquas Promel Jed. The Incubator near the sea bottom reveals hatching creatures as the journey concludes.
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Mars
Tars Tarkas
Tare Tarkas
Lorquas Promel
Jed
Belsit
County Treasurer Allocates School Funds Across Districts
County Treasurer Bontell spent the 1320 tax receipts from the levy to apportion funds. About $40 000 was distributed to the local district, the largest portion received by one district in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bontell
Liy
Coln
Iqeal
Oakley Opens New Power Plant to Light Town and Mine
Oakley completes a new power plant enabling independent electric light and water pumps for the town and mine. The plant is now in operation with a 2500 capacity and Superintendent Sestness overseeing operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakley
Mmine
Sestness
Two Miners Injured in Separate Mining Incidents
During the past week two accidents occurred in Bublet No 6. Both victims were Japanese and neither injury was serious. One man suffered a foot injury when struck by material and the other was hurt at the knee after being caught under a rock fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bublet Nu 6
Mater
Special Term of Congress Set to Open April 4
Washington D C President elect Harding plans an extra session of the new Congress to convene April 4, announced by Representative Ferdoey of Michigan, chairman of the Ways and Means Committee. Details from Marion describe urgency for tariff measures and other priorities shaping the call.
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Washington D. C
Harding
Congress
Ferdoey
Michigan
Ways and Maine
Pardney
Marion
Callus
Wyoming Livestock Assessments To Be Lowered In 1921
The Wyoming state board of equalization reduced livestock valuations for 1921 by about ten to fifty percent from 1920. Pure bred bulls drop from 250 to 100, stallions from 400 to 250, and pure bred mares to half their prior value. A few animals keep last year’s values and mules gain slightly. Also mentions Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy testimonial by C. D. Glass of Gaffliner Me.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marton
Ugolie
Sneelog
Ialet
Marin
Ieece
Wyoming
State Board of Equalization
Chamberlain
C. D
Legal Notice and Summons in Lincoln County Wyoming
Elizabeth Apperson sues unknown heirs of May A Read and Sam Read deceased in Lincoln County. Action seeks a decree nullifying any claims to lands described as west half of southwest quarter of section 24 and north half of southwest quarter and northwest quarter of section 25, township 34N range 112W. Formal summons issued in Third Judicial District Court.
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State of
Wyoming
County of
Lincoln
District Court Third Judicial District
Elizabeth Apperson
May A. Read
Sam Read
Quieting Title to Lands in Elizabeth Appeson
Notice to defendants to answer the plaintiff Elizabeth Appeson in the district court by February 26, 1921. If unanswered, judgment will be entered as prayed. Dated January 4 1921. Flola Chapelle Clerk of District Court R R Rose Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Elizabeth Appeson
Flo LA Chapelle
R. R. Rose
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