Dance of Fate at Chad as Fairchild Meets Anita Richmond
Robert Fairchild, seeking to rescue his life from years of toil, finds romance at a Chad dance with Anita Richmond, daughter of Judge Richmond, amid a staged bank raid that exposes enmity with Maurice Rodaine. The night blends danger and longing as Fairchild confronts his past and a brewing feud.
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Thornton Fairchild
Robert Leams
Fairchild
Robert
Colorado
Henry Beamnieh
Drath Te Beams
Ro- Gaine
Ohad
Chad
Denver
Chadl Faircniid
Mother Howard
Fairccild
Fiddler, Masked Robber Reveal Dance Hall Mystery
Panic erupts at a dance hall as a masked intruder opens fire and steals away. Fiddler lies wounded while Anita Richmond and others scramble for exits. Maurice Rodaine identifies the robber as Harry a Cornishman, connected to Robert Fairchild, with ongoing questions about an alibi.
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Bie
Yair
Chadi
Harry Harkins
England
Heamiah
Fairechild
Robert Fairchild
Anita Richmond
Fairchild
Kene
Squint Rodaine
Rodaines
Maurice Rodaine
Fiddler
Anita
Maurice Lodaine
Tian bin
Harry
Twenty Per Cent of University Students Come From Farms
Iowa City July 29 Twenty per cent of the parents of students at the University of Iowa from 1910 to 1920 were farmers, with this group far ahead in numbers and showing a steady rise. The 1922 university offerings include nine colleges, three schools, a child welfare station, lakeside Okoboji work, and correspondence courses. Total student attendance rose from 2090 in 1910-11 to 5973 in 1921-22, led by the liberal arts college with 3875 students. other colleges and figures follow.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
University of Iowa of 1922
Lake Okoboji
College of Liberal Arts
Graduate College
College of Applied Science
Engineering
College of Medicine
College of Music
College of Dentistry
College of Law
School of Nursing
College of Pharmacy
District Court Notice Quieting Title in Washington Iowa
The petition of Sarah J. Wilson alleges she owns the described real estate in fee simple and seeks to quiet title against defendants including numerous heirs and unknown claimants. Defendants must appear before noon on the second day of the next term starting September 4, 1922. otherwise default and judgment will be entered.
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Fairchild
Washington County
Iowa
Sarah J. Wilson
Nathan Baker
Mary Baker
John Hendee
Phebe Hendee
George W. Thompson
G. W. Thompson, Sr
G. W. Thompson
Geo. W. Thompson
Geo. W. Thompson Sr
Nancy Ann Thompson
Nancy A. Thompson
N. A. Thompson
Daniel Edgington
Lucinda Edgington
Dunsmore & Chambers
Reed Walker
Amanda L. Walker
Benjamin Hershey
J. Hershey
Elizabeth Hershey
Melville M. Shearrer
M. M. Shearer
L. Shearer
A. H. Wise
M. M. Shearrer
I. L. Shearrer
Edwin Blair
Alfred Wise
P. E B. Fowler
Mary FE. Blair
David D. Minteer
Winfield Smouse
D. D. Minteer
Sen
Lucy J. Wilson
C. H. Wilson
John Mather
Robert Wilson
Chas. H. Wilson
Charles H. Wilson
Mary E. Blair
Juliet H. Wilson
Louisa Wilson
John A. Young
J. A. Harwood
J. W. Ingham
J. A. Young
Cashier
Sarah Taylor
James H. Taylor
James Taylor
District Court
Ahe
City of
Washington
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