Night club promoter and fighter cross paths in turmoil
Steve Morgan, a rising fighter, clashes with promoter Willie Ryan at a cabaret after a tense scene with Belle Ferber. Morgan debates future plans as the promoter and Belle confront unresolved tension and consent, while associates weigh betting prospects and personal alliances unfold.
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Mief
Steve
Morgan
Morgen
Ryan
Stephen
Jowre
Willie Ryan
Willie
Steve Morgan
Cleve
Sid Munsey
Chicago
Georgie Lyons
Philadelphia
Belle
Miss Ferber
Debonnair
Belle Ferber
Getting His Reward by the Little Man
A humorous exchange unfolds as a tiny man accuses a bulldog of killing a wife's poodle. He coyly offers a new collar for the dog, signaling a peculiar boast and a ready bargain amid the scene at Mrs. L. H. Andrews of Clearfield.
Athelstan Hosts School Program and Bake Window
Alma Reed Lyons led a program and pie supper at the new Platteville school to raise funds for school supplies. Several local families and visitors from Emerson, Bedford, St Joseph, and others attended Thanksgiving and weekend visits, with numerous trips for business and kinship across nearby towns.
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Alma Reed Lyons
New School
Platteville
Roy Weaver
John Albert
W. E. Cornett
Harlan Harvey
Roy Naill
Douglas Murray
Walter Freeman
Clarinda
M. A. Jenkins
Bedford
Hershal Scott
Milton Ostrander
Emerson
Newton Long
Ravenwood
Athelstan
al Kemery
Roy Gould
Scott D. Gregory
Lucille Bricken
Yorktown
The
Mystery Names Echo In Grassy Mound Riddle
A fragment from the Philadelphia Inquirer and references to Edgar Oscar Earl resemble a cryptic clue. Mentions Mia, J. S. Francia of Gravity and Jacky blur the scene as a ticket cue appears in the garbled text.
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Edgar Oscar Earl
Philadelphia Inquirer
Mia
J. S. Francia
Gravity
Jacky
Rlasto-Times-Preas
Rabbit Shot by Gunsier in Lonely Pilé Scene
A fragment notes a gunslinger named Rufus Rastus who shot a rabbit after appearing in a lonely scene. The line suggests a tense moment with a fatal or near fatal act implied, though details are sparse and attribution remains to the Cincinnati Enquirer.
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Rufus Rastus
Cincinnati Enquirer
Sheriff Sale Notice in Taylor County Iowa 1933
The sheriff will sell at public auction on December 18, 1933 at 10:00 AM in Bedford Iowa the north half of the southeast quarter of section 12 township 60 range 30 west to satisfy a special execution against Roy W Miller Eva Miller C S Buchtel and W W Williams in favor of Rollie G Muckey administrator of Curtie J Mackey deceased. The sale is for cash at the courthouse.
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Iowa
Taylor County
Court House
Bedford
Taylor
Rollie G. Muckey
Curtie J. Mackey
Roy W. Miller
Eva Miller
C. S. Buchtel
W. W. Williams
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Worley-Severs, & Company
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Madaline Kobbe
Elzie Ridge
Isadora
Merk Dege Cox
St. Joseph
Joe Rusco
W. S. Madison
Ralph Scott
Rachael Howard
Grant City
Roy Older
M. F. Older
Rosendale
F. A. Yargar
Sheriff's
T. ¥. Lacy
A Lee Watts
Japan
Byrd
Bedford Oil Company
Main Street Station
Bedford, Iowa
Court Street Station