A Night of Terror in Dixie
A sudden cloudburst near Walla Walla sweeps away a family's home, leaving two children dead in the debris.
“The torrent carried away the bridge over Dry creek at Dixie, and tore great holes in the road near Mr. Pitcher's.”
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A sudden cloudburst near Walla Walla sweeps away a family's home, leaving two children dead in the debris.
“The torrent carried away the bridge over Dry creek at Dixie, and tore great holes in the road near Mr. Pitcher's.”
A clergyman in Dixie, Washington, finds himself the target of an anonymous warning scrawled on an effigy.
“Rev. Eakin, we will notify you for the last time. We will give you ten days to leave town.”
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