Flame of the Border tinct in Lone Mesa high flights
Sonya clings to the cockpit edge as an airship nears the international line the Grande Border. She recalls loved ones and faces a grim trio aboard while a pursuing Nemesis looms behind El Diablo and El Capitan threaten all. The danger grows as fate presses toward a deadly confrontation.
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Lone Mesa
Sonya
Tarr Stone
Serge
Lila
Rodney Blake
Starr Stone
Blake
Marston
New York
Mazatlan
Destiny
Fraight
Starrtone
Hhem
Nemesis
el Diablo
el Capitan
Love and Thunder on Lone Mesa in Desert Pursuit
Sonya Savarin flees Mexico with Starr Stone after a perilous air chase across the sagebrush flats. Navajo riders Two Fingers Nez and T'so protect them, El Diablo and henchmen fall as Sonya and Starr seek safety at Lone Mesa, where a cliff edge becomes a final stand and a marriage vow seals their fate with the West as their future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conchita
Sonya
Starr Stone
Sonya Savarin
Serge Savarin
Hosteen Nez
Hosteen T
Lone Mesa
Kismet
Pueblo
Manuel
Starr
el Diablo
Eli Capitan
Two Fingers
Hosteen
Quince
Senor
Rodney Blake
Mr. Marsten
Mexico
Rod
Hogan
New York
Serge
Marston
el Capitan Diablo
Mr. Savarin
Lila
Babs
Mr. Marston
Goodby
Twenty-Five Years Ago in Leaders Files June 24 1909
In the past week F C Mueller and W C Seege returned from a Minnesota fishing trip. W H Notdorf and family visited Sollitt Illinois with his father, planning a two week stay. Wm Rucker and family moved into their new home from F C Oltrogge. Eight new cement crossings to be laid in Tripoli soon. Sophia Bartlet married Lee Dilly at the Lutheran church with Rev Poehlman officiating and Zella Kerr present. J F Keough left for Boliver Missouri on business. Market quotes: eggs 18c, butter 28c, potatoes 60c, veal 4–5c, hides 8–9c, chickens 11c, hogs $7.00, corn 60c.
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F. C. Mueller
W. C. Seege
Minnesota
W. H. Notdorf
Sollitt
Wm. Rucker
F. C. Oltrogge
Tripoli
Lutheran Church
Sophia Bartlet
Lee Dilley
Poehlman
Zella Kerr
J. F. Keough
Boliver
Ten Years Ago June 25 1924 Local Movements
George Crittenden left for Des Moines after visiting his parents. John H. Mueller returned from a ten days business trip in Oklahoma. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Kroll and Mrs. John Schnurstein visited relatives in New Hampton Fredericksburg and Sumner. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Schwartz and son Harley of Lancaster Wisconsin and Mr. and Mrs. Wm Lenius visited Nashua at the Little Brown Church. Mrs. Pat Lynch of Waterloo and her sister Mrs. Jack Ambrose of Frederika visited here earlier in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Crittenden
Des Moines
John H. Mueller
Oklahoma
Wm. Kroll
John Schnurstein
New Hampton
Fredericksburg
Sumner
Ed Schwartz
Harley
Lancaster
Wis
Wm. Lenius
Nashua
Little Brown Church
Pat Lynch
Waterloo
Jack Ambrose
Frederika
Five Years Ago June 26 1929 Local notes and market items
Entries reveal church restoration by Christensen crew at St. John's Lutheran after fire damage and Henry Mohling moving to Brighton. Nearby, Patterson and Potter visit Belknaps as Morrill and Waterloo links appear. Markets show eggs hogs and veal price points, plus local community notes on health and hay fever causes and prevention.
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Waterloo
A. A. Belknap
Prevention of Hay Fever Starts in June
Hay fever peaks late summer and early fall. To be effective, prophylaxis should begin six to eight weeks before onset, making June the ideal start. About one percent of people in any area are susceptible due to hereditary sensitization, a neurotic tendency, and reaction to pollen from common weeds.
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W.N.U. Service
Bsson
Helf
Upjohn
William J. Scholes
P. J. Amlie
Sorg Drug Store
E. C. Claus
C. E. Moodie
Waverly Savings Bank Bldg
W. H. Wehrmacher
Fred Rewoldt
First National Bank
Waverly
Iowa
H. W. Krueger
Main Street
Nessiri
Sille On
Sata
M. M. Kingsley
First National Bank Bldg
Waverly, Iowa
Herman Kleiss
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