Tinour Tales of Rivalry and Rescue in the Lumber Camp
Don Billatt from Yonder arrives in Tinour with Don Stuart, defeats Bull Duval, and faces Nicholas Brandon’s bid to run him out. Elliott is re arrested after a clash, while Judge Able Arbhittage helps. The judge hires Elliott to run the Hoot Owl lumber camp for Dawn McNenns, Brandon’s missing partner’s daughter, under a murder cloud.
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Don Billatt
Yonder
Tinour
Don Stuart
Bull Duval
Nicholas Brandon
Stuart
Elliott
Judge Able Arbhittage
Ong
Brandon
Dawn McNenns
C Oli
Duval
Ben Eliott
Eliott
Hoot Owl
Ben
Eislip
Asia
Ben Sllott
Seusa
Stee Et Mortain
Ben Elliott Wins Clash at Hoot Owl Saloon
In a brutal fight at Hoot Owl, Ben Elliott defeats Bull Duval after a brutal brawl. Elliott exerts control, ejects Duval, and warns against future intrusions as Bird-Eye Blaine watches. Don Stuart contemplates Brandon’s threat while Bird-Eye supports the uneasy regime.
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Duval
Ben
Elllcott
Bull Duval
Hig River
Dewaoys
Bird-Eye Blaine
Bird-Eye
Elliott
Blalne
Ben Elliott
Billott
Agaip
Den
Viu
Blaine
Diljlott
Brandon
Evisioely
Don Stuart
Jos Fiette
Bird-lye
Donny
Don
Donoy
Stuart
Bird Eye
Roosevelt to get lump sum for social security plan
The article discusses President Roosevelt proposed to receive a large lump sum to fund a social security program including unemployment insurance and old age pensions. It warns that national security must accompany welfare measures and notes concerns about future air attacks and the need for prudent spending.
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White House
Roosevelt
Europe
Asia
Great Granddaddy of All Poms Described in 17th Century Germany
A Los Angeles Times authority notes the Keeshonden resembles a Pomeranian and may be the great grand father of all Poms. The breed, rooted in Germany since 1652, is praised for faithfulness, intelligence, watchfulness, and friendly nature. Features described include a wedge-shaped fox head, lionlike mane, black nose, and 18 white-tipped curl over the back.
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Keeshonden
Reeshonden
Los Angeles Times
Germany
Abie
Shay
Skunk as Friend of the Farmer Recognized by Survey
The United States Bureau of Biological Survey notes skunks diet includes grubs crickets beetles mice rats ground squirrels pocket gophers and occasional plants. They rarely raid farms preferring hunting away from humans while predators include wolves coyotes foxes badgers and great horned owls. Distinct black and white markings with a white tail tuft aid identification. Weight ranges five to ten pounds.
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United States Bureau of Biological Survey
Bureau of Biological Survey
Become a Millionaire Myth in Myers Magazine
A fragmentary line from Myers Magazine hints at dramatic ambitions and self transformation. It suggests romantic longing and urges of becoming something greater, framed as a bold, aspirational claim within a periodical voice.
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Anmyers Magazine
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