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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1916
Page
6
In a perilous Nighttime showdown at the bank, Duane Buck Duane battles Poggin and Kane as his inner vow to protect Ray Longstreth collides with a violent compulsion to kill Poggin. The confrontation ends with gunfire, casualties, and Duane's collapse as Ray's memory haunts his final moments.
Buck Duane is welcomed back to Wellston after exile and wounds. He learns Miss Longstreth has stood by him and they plan to marry and move to Louisiana. His old fear of a bloodthirsty past recedes as Ray pledges a future of love and support.
Historic account describes Maori hunters using call birds as lures to trap kakapo parrots. Perches are prepared in a hut and connected to nooses. once the birds land, hunters pull the nooses and capture the parrots, with the impressed maori reacting to the rush of captured birds.
In a Mill River Road incident Uncle Rasmus faced a disorderly conduct claim. Officer Mort Rudolph described a late night scene with waving arms and shouting. The accused cited religion as the cause, prompting the judge to question the conduct and the claim.
A likely transcription of a Boston Transcript item shows a dialogue with dialect in which a speaker refuses to participate, saying his wife has served time and was bonded to keep peace, declaring he can do nothing.
A fragment notes Mrs Cumrox praising a celebrated violinist and her husband acknowledging his reputation. The dialogue ends with a wish to see him perform in the moving playground she mentions.
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