Veneer deal draws Ben Elliott into deadly Timberplot
Ben Elliott battles Brandon’s ruthlessness as a veneer buyer arrives with a huge order. He recruits Bird-Eye Blaine and Tim Jeffers, while sabotage, missing piston parts, and mysterious trappers menace the mill crew. A fateful encounter with a poised, troubled Dawn McManus ends the scene.
Ben Bilott Faces Town Tyrants in Tinaup Saga
In Tinaup Ben Bilott befriends old man Don Bruagt and defeats Bull Duval in a lone billing contest. Nicholas Brandon, the town's leading citizen, drives Ben out. Hilloth is arrested and aided by Judge Able Armitage who hires him to run the Hoot Owl camp. Brandon sends Duval to harm Ben. Don Stuart dies, leaving a letter for Eliott to use when needed. Ben refuses the letter, aiming to win through his own effort as fire and turmoil envelop the mill town.
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Ben
Finieck
Cruiger
Ren
Phatta
Ben Eliott
Billott
Blackmore
Harrington
Jia
Montreal
Brandon
Hillett
Wooldsman
Blaine
Tor
Anny
Bird-Eye
Ismou
Cngas
Bill Ye
Buller
Able Armitage
Able
Hitee
Ban
Tong
Abie
Benny
Aretchad
Bird-Iye Blaine
Bamboas
Ben Billett
Ben IniHott
Bird- Eye
Jeffers
Tim Jeffers
Lsten
Lttle Farm
Elliott
Tincup
Duval
McManus
Sawyer
Shea
Ben Elliott
Squaw Lake
Hoot Owl
Nicholas Brandon
Dawn McManus
Ben Bilott
Yondar
Tinaup
Don Bruagt
Bull Duval
Stuart
Bijloth
Hilloth
Judge Able Armitage
Don Stuart
Eliott
Emaiuet the
Fameg
Brangon
Qaeglions
Sparrow Hawk: The Smallest Beautiful Ally in Barn Mice Control
A Missouri Farmer article notes the Sparrow Hawk as the smallest and most beautiful hawk, brave and aggressive, watching farmers shuck corn and haul fodder to snare field mice. It sees prey from miles away, swoops to catch running mice, and its value rises when snow reduces food. occasional attacks on small birds occur but are outweighed by rodent control.
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Weiter
Missouri
Thin Hawk
Corp
Fla Ekill
Coynahock
Clarifying Water Content in Foods
A fragment explains foods contain water. It notes bread, fruits, and vegetables like tomatoes, melons, lettuce, cauliflower, and strawberries may hold up to ten percent water, with some items reaching around zero percent in a garbled text.
Roosevelt in the White House and the world then and now
A Wichita era column reflects on Franklin D. Roosevelt as a 53 year old president, praising his mother, critiquing the World Court, and noting postwar ambitions. It mentions Hull, the Clonne quintuplets, aid to unemployment, imperial shifts, Morgan art sales, and Roscoe Turner’s aviation feats.
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White House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
The
United States
House of Representatives
William Mitchell
Art Needle Work for the Buffet in Three Pieces
The Tulip design is shown for a dresser piece set, worked in large filet mesh. Center measures about eleven by fifteen inches with end pieces eight by eleven inches when using a number 9 crocket hook. Package No. 706 includes cream color Mountain Craft crochet cotton and instructions with a diagram.
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Homa Craft CO
Nineteenth
St. Louis Avenue
St. Louis
Dr Piercas Favorite Frestelation Gains Week Women Strength
A health tonic named Dr Piercas Favorite Frestelation is marketed as strengthening women without alcohol. Sold by drugglate in tablet or liquid forms advertised for daily use and wellness benefit.
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Pierca
True Merit: Praise Beyond Wealth and Favor
A concise meditation on virtue where genuine merit earns praise from good men, unpurchased by money, and valued by those who can discern true achievement.
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