Lone Mesa Saga of Sonya and the Mysterious Stranger
Sonya Savarin, pursued by a drunken suitor, seeks death on Lone Mesa but is saved by him. She stays in Arizona among Navajo friends, forgives him, and navigates love with Starr Stone while rumors of a brutal bandit circling the desert loom.
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Lone Mesa
Gishgnor
Sonya Savarin
Irl
Indiana
Arizona
Serge
Lila
Babs
Rodney Blake
Sonya
el Capitan Diablo
Apter V
Hosteen Nez
Mesa
Starr Stone
Blake
Lord
Stone
Soul's Covenant on the Desolate Indian Reservation
Sonya and Starr Stone reaffirm a dangerous bond as he aids her amid a dire, dying community. He vows support while she struggles to save the afflicted, leading to a solemn vow of eternal dedication amid hardship and looming danger. The two ride into darkness bound by a sacrificial bond.
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Dasketh
Sonya
Starr Stone
Saul
Ito
Smortal Dross
Estherville Guests and Local Social Roundup
Estherville residents hosted and visited relatives across Iowa and neighboring states. The notices list Mr. and Mrs. Osgood in Spencer, Conley of Cheyenne visiting G H Raife, and many trips to Davenport, Des Moines, Chicago, and Minneapolis for fairs, family visits, and hospital stays. Several families hosted relatives at their homes and journeyed to celebrate outings and anniversaries, with surgeries and recoveries noted for Betty Van Valkenburg and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Ridley
South Gate
Calif
Estherville
Chicago
George Poole
Betty van Valkenburg
James van Valkenburg
Coleman Hospital
B. F. Hanson
J. E. Showalter
Vinton
Templar Park
M. S. Sanding
Maurice
Jack
Independence
Ed Liddle
Graettinger
Dick Gabler
Armstrong
Elmer Heneman
Grace Stark
Sticktuit Club
America
Helen Clemenson
Claus Martens
Charles Vaught
Harry Brown
Max
G. G. Wheatley
Ardell Lennox
Paul Welnitz
Lillian
A. K. Klein
Des Moines
Ickes Drives Work Ethic in Sweaty Washington
Secretary Ickes warns 4000 Interior staff against loafing as heat and humidity press on a federal workforce of about 500000. He tours offices noting desk feet up, breakfasts on government time, and rest-room overuse, demanding full days and overtime in a climate not friendly to quick reforms.
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Harold Ickes
Ickes
Washington
Hs Department
Mr. Ickes
Secretary of the Interior
Himelf
Federal Service
Interior Department
North
Potomac
Federal
Congress
Hoover
Roosevelt
White House
Commerce
Public Works Administration
Post Office Department Office Under Construction
The piece notes ongoing construction at the Office Department building with promises of completing structures started under the prior administration. It criticizes delays caused by red tape and mocks the use of pasted paper to shade windows as an improvised solution employed by Jim Farley and aides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tration
Post Office Department
Jim Farley
Small Pox Cases Rise in Minnesota in 1934
Minnesota reports a sharp rise in small pox cases in early 1934 compared with 1933. May 1934 shows 66 cases versus one in May 1933. January 12 vs six. February 28 vs one. March 21 vs none. April 35 vs four, per state health department figures cited by physicians’ bulletin.
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Minnesota
State Health Department
Physicians of the
Minnesota State Medical Association
Health Department
Grasshopper pest damage reported in western Iowa turns harsher
In western Iowa, large poison bait applications show threefold increase from three years ago as 1981 invasion worsens. Woodbury Harrison Ida Crawford Monona counties suffer most with widespread pests affecting small grain clover alfalfa and now corn. Chincha bugs persist despite rains, farmers consider control measures for next year while fall burning to reduce habitats is advised.
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Iowa
Woodbury
Harrison
Ida
Crawford
Monona
Drake
Dakotas
Nebraska
Work Starts on Spencer Well by Gus Peck Co
Drilling began last week on Spencer's new permanent well by the Gus Peck company of LeMars. The firm expects to complete drilling in under four days and the total cost, excluding pump, should be about $1,400. Drilling cost is $12 per foot for a depth of 40 feet specified.
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Spencer
Gus Peck Company
LeMars
Old age pension funds in treasury total $800000
Collections to date reach 800000.00 with 100000.00 more in county treasurers hands and 60000.00 in state hands awaiting remittances. Employers’ payments not yet recorded. Emmet County Treasurer E. H. Hanson has forwarded 2880.00 to the fund as of July 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wegman
Treasrer
Leo J Wegman
Emmet
E. H. Hanson
County Ballots to Use Up Three Cars of Paper
Three railroad carloads of paper will be required to print the primary ballots for Los Angeles voters. The order was sent to the Los Angeles County clerk by Secretary of State Jordan. Under state law the watermarked ballot paper must be provided by the Secretary of State. This marks the largest supply of paper ever sent to a single county.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Jordan
Tate
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Clara
Rose Kennedy
DeKalb
David Lawler
Kennedy
W. E. Lohr
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E. B. Lohr
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Lohrville
Misa Eleanor Brown
Thomas McMahon
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National Marble Champ
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N. J
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Verlyn Brown
Geo. Gage
Henry Dewall
N. M. Wolding
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