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Page 172
... half the regular size and was printed on wrap- ping paper . The editor explained that storms had delayed the arrival of supplies to the camp , including paper for the press , and concluded : " So our readers must be content with a half ...
... half the regular size and was printed on wrap- ping paper . The editor explained that storms had delayed the arrival of supplies to the camp , including paper for the press , and concluded : " So our readers must be content with a half ...
Page 245
... half living , half dead at the Galena Belle cabin . His feet and ears were badly frozen . Our return trip took nearly as long as the trip in , for the road was so full ot ruts and stones that even the jeep had to take it carefully . Half ...
... half living , half dead at the Galena Belle cabin . His feet and ears were badly frozen . Our return trip took nearly as long as the trip in , for the road was so full ot ruts and stones that even the jeep had to take it carefully . Half ...
Page 476
... half the population was gone and almost half the buildings were empty . Even so the new city fathers opti- mistically asserted : " That Goldfield has a bright future even the most pessimistic will agree . " But in 1947 Goldfield's ...
... half the population was gone and almost half the buildings were empty . Even so the new city fathers opti- mistically asserted : " That Goldfield has a bright future even the most pessimistic will agree . " But in 1947 Goldfield's ...
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Gold in the Hills | 1 |
West of the Divide | 7 |
Central City panorama | 13 |
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