Nan of Music Mountain Love Threatens Thief River Feud
Nan Morgan faces her uncle Duke as Henry de Spain fights cattle thieves in Morgan Gap near Sleepy Cat. A secret romance strains family loyalties as Duke vows to kill any threat to his control and Nan pleads for peace and a future with de Spain.
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Henry de Spain
Thief River
Sleepy Cat
Rocky Mountains
Morgan Gap
Calabasas
de Spain
Nan Morgan
Music Mountain
Gale
Duke
Nan
Bake
Mr. de Spain
Duke Morgan
Medicine Bend
Spain
Cat
Mr. Scott
Scott
Henry
Morgan
Lefever
Duel Looms as De Spain Seeks Peace with Duke Morgan
In Sleepy Cat the revived feud between De Spain and Duke Morgan peaks as Nan Morgan fears a deadly confrontation. De Spain offers a peaceful settlement and marriage to Nan while urging Morgan to talk, not shoot, and hints at protecting Nan from the clan's dangers.
De Spain Faces Tough Tactics To Win Nan
De Spain contemplates novel strategies to woo Nan as he confronts a challenging personal dilemma. The upcoming installment promises further moves in their evolving relationship.
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de Spain
Nan
Brazil’s Untamed Medicinal Herbs Sold by Natives
Brazil abounds with medicinal herbs not cultivated but traded by natives to brokers. The text notes their abundance and market activity among indigenous sellers.
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Brazil
Camp Glenn Vies for North Carolina Guard Site
Wilmington delegates push Camp Glenn as the mobilization and training site for the North Carolina National Guard. Raleigh and other cities compete with offers including a 76 acre camp, 1000 acres for drill, rifle ranges, rail access, water and electric services, and a marine hospital.
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Raleigh
Camp Glenn
Morehead
North Carolina National Guard
War Department
Slocum
United States Army
Coast Artillery
Fort Caswell
Charlotte
Asheville
Biltmore
Vanderbilt
Wilmington
Million Dollar Fire Destroys Old Fort Plant and Nearby
A massive blaze swept Old Fort damaging the Old Fort Extract Company plant worth about a million dollars and the adjacent Central Leather Company facility. Three homes and several outbuildings were destroyed as winds fanned the flames, though most other residences were saved. Insurance coverage reportedly exceeds one million dollars.
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Marion
Old Fort
Old Fort Extract Company
Central Leather Company
Palmer lecture draws 700 at Chapel Hill on Verdun and Somme
Frederick Palmer known as Americas greatest war correspondent held an audience of over 700 students and townspeople for three hours at Chapel Hill. He discussed the great war and displayed pictures from Verdun and the Somme. He warned that Germany is using its last weapon, the submarine.
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Frederick Palmer
Chapel Hill
America
Verdun
Somme
Germany
Palmer
Stars and Stripes Flies Over Confederate Home in Raleigh
For the first time the Stars and Stripes replaced the state flag at the North Carolina Home for Confederate Veterans in Raleigh. Veterans saluted the new emblem with the same enthusiasm once shown to the Stars and Bars.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Confederate Veterans
Fayetteville Men Drill In War Effort Meeting
About 100 Fayetteville men answered a call to arms issued by Terry A. Lyon and Donald F. Ray to drill in the manual of arms at the F I L armory. Lyon and Ray, Plattsburg trainees, praised the strong response and high spirits among participants.
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Fayetteville
Terry A. Lyon
Donald F. Ray
Plattsburg
Monroe Fire Destroys Half Block on Main Street
Fire at 1 a m gutted five stores on Main Street in Monroe. Damage totals at least 125000 with goods loss, affecting Isham Plyler meat market, Monroe Auction Co, Howie and Coan store and restaurant, and S F Doster merchant. Fire started on roof of Doster store and spread rapidly.
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Monroe
Main Street
Isham Plyler
Monroe Auction Company
Howie & Coan
S. FR Doster
Doster
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