Train Robbery Saga Chapters IX to XIII Summary
The tale follows Stone and Soapy in a train heist with Blackwell and Cranston killed. Curly and Kate Cullison reconcile after Curly’s return, Curly marries Kate, and a posse pursues Sam and Curly. Fendrick gathers abducted Kate as a suspect, Blackwell is wounded, and the quest to capture the fugitives continues.
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Blackwell
Pines
Soapy Stone
Sam Culison
Stone
Curly
Alciee Eo
Sam
Lick Cailison
Bad i" Cranston
Grey XI
Kate
Fendrick
Kate Cullison
A Good Samaritan Rescues a Trapped Stranger
Kate rescues a convicts from a canyon water hole using a rope after spotting a desperate cry. The rescued man, Jackwell, mutters threats and tries to seize control as they approach the canyon, revealing danger and tension in their escape.
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Fendrick
Kate
Curly
Asme
Sipe
Jackwell
Desert Pursuit of a Convict and Captive Woman
A fugitive escapes pursuit with a captive woman Kate as trackers press through desert and mountains. Blackwell grows desperate, teeters between capture and fate, while Kate endures cold, hunger, and the threat of violence until dawn in rugged Arizona terrain.
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Sonora
Hind
Kate
Blackwell
Bolt
Katep
Carrion Doas
Boston Woman Endorses Toneling For Stomach Trouble
Annie Stewart of Boston testifies to relief from seven years of indigestion dyspepsia and insomnia after using toneling. She claims improved appetite sleep and energy and urges friends to try the remedy though warns some may gain weight.
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Boston
Annie Stewart
Doan’s Kidney Pills Get Winchester Woman’s Back Pain Cure
Mrs DH Anderson of 1298 Main St Winchester says she suffered constant back pain and stiffness worsened by damp or cold. She credits Doan’s Kidney Pills with a complete cure after years of misery, noting she will always recommend the remedy.
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Anderson
Main St
Winchester
Doan
Canning Club Girls Learn Home Economics in Virginia
An article describes Virginia canning club girls in Frederick County learning gardening canning sewing and housekeeper skills. They manage a garden plot grow vegetables, can the harvest, and may use or sell the canned goods. The program trains girls under experts and aims to benefit juvenile development.
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Virginia
Edison Mazda
Silent-Alamo
Laller Farm
Duro Water Systems
Apex Vacum Cleaners
Universal Heating
Crystal Electric
Thor
A. B.C
Canning Club
Frederick County
Wofk Ngs
Oman
Plano
Thtenéia Noseena
Uypegiris
Perepy
Community fundraising appeal lists many donors and roles
A public appeal urges support for a Scout budget with many contributors listed including names such as R Gray Williams and others. The notice requests continued donations by Saturday night and publishes a long donor roster and campaign leaders.
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America Legion
Campaign
Rene R. Gray Willams
Boyd
LN. Good
Gold
Lohm
Wy Rice
G. M. Hanehrouth
Jankious Ratate
B Cooper
Clover Mere Chan'ise
Cortpangs Gay
Cop
Metaghey
Ae Taker
Yo Baker
Kaellesine’ Millers White
Palace Treapttes Nt
Mra
Vircinid Smith
B. Cooner
M. Tynek
Crone
Wipchostts
Seed Commbnaty
John [ Harper
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Footer’s
Cleaners and Dyers
Cumberland
Maryland
C. A. Heller & Co
H. W. Ebert
Butler & Gray Electric CO
Butler & Gray
William MacLeod Raine
Baick
Saguache
Cullison
Samaritan
Aurgije
Hep Thait
Fendricks and
Dominguez
Kyle
Arizona
Hari
Ena
Drachkweoll
Vicks” Vaporub
Hoston
Bady
Tonoline
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Court House
Women’s Fine
P. Miller
R. Glass
Butler and Kiowe Co
John H. Big Arthur
Hi C. Yost
Berry
Penny Grim
Yior A’ B Pugley
Paul Sanford
Schmidt
S. Anderson
G. W. Fornen
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J. H. Cather
H. R. Witts
J. W. Kern
William Lupton
J. A. Anderson
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