Kazan the wolf dog saves master and bride in frozen voyage
Kazan a quarter wolf Alaskan sledge dog becomes father to three and saves Thorpe from danger. Isobel wins his affection, but McCready assaults the bride. Kazan kills the attacker, fends off a wolf pack, mates with Gray Wolf, and returns with Joan and baby to safety near the settlement.
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Kazan
Thorpe
Isobel
McCready
Gray Wolf
Erre
Joan
Pierre
Kazan Protects Gray Wolf in Sun Rock Battle
Kazan, the wolf-dog, defends Gray Wolf during a night encounter with a lynx at Sun Rock. He battles the swift predator, suffers claw wounds, but overwhelms the lynx, saving Gray Wolf and returning to her side as dawn nears.
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Kazan
Joan
Gray Wolf
Sun Rock
Gray Wollt
Fang
Claw
Noted Lynx Conflict For Kazan And Gray Wolf
The passage states the struggle with the lynx forces Kazan and Gray Wolf to radically alter their life path in the next installment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kazan
Gray Wolf
Silver use in ancient times and sources
The text notes early use of silver for ornaments and identifies Spain as the chief ancient source. It also suggests the hills of Palestine may have provided some silver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Palestine
CONEY ISLAND TO BE BUILT NEAR CAMP FOR SOLDIERS
Detroit capitalists plan a $125000 Y M C A K of C complex near the army cantonment at Guill Lake junction and in Augusta and Battle Creek areas. Five buildings at the camp, plus a $60000 Knights of Columbus clubhouse, will serve soldiers in training. Construction includes a special rail siding and extensive lumber orders as planners align with army regulations.
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Detroit
Battle Creek
Army Cantonment
Guill Lake Junction
Augusta
Kneights of Columbus
War board backs salary for county agents at 1323 monthly
The War Preparedness Board notified Secretary A. M. Brown that county agricultural agents will be paid 1323 dollars per month. A prior attempt to cut pay to 100 dollars monthly caused protests from field men and led to restoring the higher figure after a request by the state board of agriculture. In a separate matter, the Detroit and Mackinac railroad logging rates faced long litigation as three justices were disqualified due to prior involvement as attorney general.
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War Preparedness Board
A. M. Brown
M. A
War Board
State Board of Agriculture
Detroit & Mackinac Railroad
United States Supreme Courts
Bird, Kuhn
Fellows
Governor appoints unpaid military staff for war service
Governor Sleeper names his personal military staff to serve without pay during the war. Commissions as colonels are issued to George M. Clark Bad Axe Burt D Cady Port Huron Gurd M. Hayes Lansing Albert E. Petermann Calumet and Roger M. Andrews Menominee. None will wear uniforms and they will perform duties directed by the governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sleeper
George M. Clark
Bad Axe
Burt D Cady
Port Huron
Gurd M. Hayes Lansing
Albert E. Petermann
Calumet
Roger M. Andrews
Menominee
State News in Brief Highlights Michigan Local Events
A crowded roundup of state notes reports varied topics from Michigan towns. A Holstein calf sale to Red Cross brings 850 dollars, deaths include Noor deloos farmer Peter Ho Vandyke, and Floyd Beatty in jail cell dies. Ferris Institute commencement notes its future tied to next year’s records.
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Saginaw
Red Cross
Big Rapids
Ferris Institute
Ferris
Cheer for rookie officers and a new war letter drive
A call to write cheerful letters from home to soldiers at Chickamauga centers on boosting morale. Officers warn many letters convey worry and grief, prompting a campaign to uplift troopers. A dredging project in California linked to flood control headlines a separate note about a large gold dredge with two 225 foot arms and 44 inch belts.
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Chickamainga
South
Faevor
George
Johnny
Chickamiauga
United States
Yuba River
Cat
Popular Mechanics
Sacrifice and duty urged for wartime industry leaders
Engineers and industrial managers are urged to make personal sacrifices for the government. The piece argues that duty calls for supreme sacrifice if needed, and that workers must embrace this principle to strengthen the nation through effective industry.
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L. P. Alford
A Prench Lady’s Suit Ends With Sharp Court Banter
A Frenchwoman seeking aid from a court president was rebuffed and vented in the antechamber calling him an old ape. The following day she won her case and the president gently replied that an old ape is ready to please a young one.
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Aber
Jon
Bakoli
Kazan’s
James Oliver Curwood
Bobbs-Merrill Co
Coney Island
Lansing
Michigan
Danael Hinkley
Petoskey
O. C. Tompkins
George Lord
Joseph W. O'Brien
Grand Haven
Charles D. Thompson
Bud Axe
R. R. Rate Committee
George M Clark
Thomas JD. Kearney
Ann Arbor
Robert G. Graham
Grand Rapids
Dill
Senate
Kearney
State Tax Commission
Railroad Commission
Holland
Peter Ho Vandyke
Noordeloos
Vandyke
Jackson
Floyd Beatty
Beatty
Muskegon
Muskegon Heights
the Heights
Smith Willams
Hamilton
Williams
Harry Ford
Huron River
Albion
Epworth League Institute
Adrian
City Commission
Kalamazoo
Lapeer
Hart Clarence Fuller
Saginaw United Commercial Travelers
Foul Board
Andrew Wisho
Eton Rapids
Elizabeth Carpenter
Springpoort
William Frey
Frey
University of Michigan
Levi L. Barbour
Hutchins
Betsy Barbour
Barbour
East Lansing
War School
Ma.c
Fort Meyer
Aladdin Co
Fort Snelling
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