Sonya Savarin in Desert Flight From El Capitan Diablo
In a Navajo frontier romance, Sonya Savarin clashes with Starr Stone and the outlaw El Capitan Diablo while navigating love, danger, and a sudden plane abduction that lifts her from Arizona to a perilous chase across the border. Her loyalties blur as trust and survival hinge on a dangerous web of allies, enemies, and bittersweet choices.
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Sonya
Loneesa
el Capitan Diablo
Apter V
Hosteen Nez
Mesa
Starr Stone
Blake
Lord
Stone
Mexico
Serge
Lila
George
Neidlingers
Marston
el Capitan
Quince—Kennthal
el Diablo
Belp Quince
Sonya Savarin
John Marston
Rod
Butchers
Somya
Rodney Blake
Indiana
Quince
the Border
Pye
Parks
Map
Sways
Serge Savarin
Sonia
Sonis
Nisc
Starr
Red Blake
E Capitan
Son
Stark Grama
Dark Threat Falls Aids A Secret Service Cracks Man
Odney Blake brings Marston to breakfast where Sonya, Rod, and Gia discuss a dangerous covert operation. Marston, the government’s cracks man, reveals a narcotics smuggling case centered on Mazatlan and the secret border route. He warns that mentioning the case is deadly because of Hl Capitan, a Mexico kingpin.
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Odney Blake
Marston
Sonya
Rod
Serge
Rod Blake
Mr. Marston
Segge
Williams
Rodney Blake
Secret Service
Marsden
New York
Federal Narcotics Bureau
Mexico
Mazatlan
H! Capitan Diablo
Hl Capitan
Sonya Savarin
Gia
Metsburg High School builds new athletic field and track
Three shifts of eight men work on the Em metsburg high school athletic field nearing completion. The site has been leveled and seeded, a new track encircles the grounds, bleachers 240 feet long seat 1000, and two steel fences rise four and seven feet high. A north drainage ditch handles surplus water, with material from the state emergency relief board and local district support. Workers come from the drought relief roll and earn 3 cents per hour for an eight hour day.
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Emmetsburg J High School
the Democrat
State
Emrgeny Relief Board
Istordeeng
Soammetsborg
Dno
Tom P Pietvad
Garden City Bank Pays Out 100 Percent
The Farmers' Savings Bank of Garden City under Senate File 211 paid depositors in full on both the old charter and the unit operating under the file arrangements. About $60,000 was raised by stockholders and by bearing up notes and borrowing to meet payments.
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Farmers’ Savings Bank of
Garden City
Senate Fille No 211
Senate
Iera Jas
Cy Mand Suv
Teedees Enansaseance
Fromary Road Bord Fund
Ccees
Eyteary Road Redemption Ae
Ewe Aneseane
Fanee Eae Een Eee Ass
Pranipal of
Weeny
Teachers” Institute
Anas Rrr Reee Eee
Aét
Corporation Fy Ren
Pomds
Fands
Correceneoansas
Estherville
Iowa
I. E. H. Hanson
Emmet County
Treaurer
Hitch Hiking Girls Returned to Their Homes
Two Ruthven girls and one from Fort Dodge were taken into custody by Spencer police and returned home. They claimed to be 16 and on their way to Pine River Minnesota to visit a sister. The trio had no money and were poorly clothed for the 400 mile trip.
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Ruthven
Fort Dodge
Spencer Police
Spencer
Pine River
Minn
Lotus Blooming in Park at Humboldt
The lotus planted in the water plant park at Humboldt are blooming after three transplant attempts by Mayor George Mc Cullough. Roots sourced from the Amana colonies in Tama county show the plant pushing out other vegetation in the pond. Editor Spurbeck of the Swea City Herald suggests townsfolk stay home to avoid fines during benders, praising Mayor Dye's reasonable rates.
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Humboldt
George McCullough
Amana
Tama County
Spurbeck
Swea
Eldora Urges Water Conservation Amid Drought
The mayor asks VR Eldorians to conserve water despite no current shortages as usage runs higher than in past years. The appeal emphasizes careful use during drought conditions to safeguard supplies for the community. Eva Keith is reappointed Goldfield postmistress after 34 years, serving under six presidents and being renewed by President Roosevelt.
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Eldora
Goldfield
Eva Keith
Roosevelt
Miss Keith
Emmetsburg Farmer Survives Broken Neck
James Sharp, a leading Emmetsburg farmer, survived a fall from a hay rack resulting in several broken neck vertebrae. He landed on his neck and shoulders, will be in a cast for weeks, with good recovery prospects as no paralysis occurred. Emil Andreasen reports crop yields of 18 to 85 bushels per acre. Ringsted Dispatch.
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James Sharp
Emmetsburg
Sharp
Emil Andreasen
Ringsted
Milford Band Heads to State Fair Voyage
Milford’s town band will join a 3 000 musician contingent at the Des Moines state fair under Karl King of Ft. Dodge. The Milford group is one of 35 units, funded by summer gigs at Arnolds Park and other venues to cover travel, with high hopes for the trip and safety measures noted at local activities.
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Milford
Des Moines
Karl King
Ft. Dodge
Arnolds Park
First Edition of Fish and Game Guide Published
The Hinst edition of the new Fish and Game Guide has been published by the Fish and Game commission. Printed to aid farmers, sportsmen and nature lovers in supporting conservation, the guide serves as an information and help sheet for fishermen and hunters, cooperating farmers groups and local project organizers.
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Fish and Game Guide
Fish and Game Commission
Commission
V R Kids Find Swimming Pool at Swea City
A county gravel pit eight miles south of Swea City serves as a swimming hole for local children under supervision of Rev. G. R. McDowell and older helpers. Younger boys swim in waist deep areas while capable swimmers explore shoulder depth sections as reported by the Herald.
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Swea City
G. R. McDowell
The
Herald
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Chapter
News of the Northwest
Garden City Bank
Leavenwert
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Schloteer
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