Bart Rogers Seeks Clean Town Amid Old Will Mystery
Bart Rogers learns the forged will places all oil rights with "Bull" Franniston. He plans a stand for a cleaner town, consulting Tom Jordan about becoming marshal to curb gambling, dance halls, and influence over Anita Franniston. Bud Tarke, a veteran, arrives seeking Legion posts while Bart navigates dangerous loyalties and a mounting power struggle.
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Tom Jordan
Bull
Franniston
Jordan
Bart
Frankiston
Anita
Otte
Jim
Frannist
Barrows
Bart Rogers
Buddy
Anneuneine
American Legion
Tarke
Bud Tarke
Gumblers
Jerse Wenen
Whit
Army of Occupation
Bud Tarko
M. P
Brest
Rogers
Fifth Marines
Lecion
Tarko
Frannisten
Marer
Legion Post
Legion
Kurl Rogers
Bud Tuarke
Old Jim
Wmayoroma Jordan
Marriage Licenses Issued at County Clerk’s Office
Howard M Hansen and Helen I Bilgard both of Park Falls Wis Lyndel Richardson Boulder June Kion Wis and Celia Kurth Merrill Wis Albert June Saynr Wis and Helen Cinko Chicago IL Fred J Martinek Cedar Rapids Ilona ard Hilda E Gilson Ironwood Mich John Kramer and Annie Litzen ibeth of Elcho Wis
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Howard M. Hansen
Helen I .Bilgard
Park Falls
Wis
Lyndel Richardson
Boulder
Kion
Celia Kurth
Merrill
Albert June
Saynr
Helen Cinko
Chicago
Fred J. Martinek
Cedar Rapids
Ilona
Ard
Hilda E. Gilson
Ironwood
Mich
John Kramer
Annie Litzen Ibeth
Elcho
Fragmentary exchange about a costly statue purchase
A humorous snippet shows two speakers debating an absurd expenditure. One claims buying the Brooklyn Bridge for 10007 while the other responds with a purchase of the Statue of Liberty for $500, highlighting financial overreach and wit.
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Brooklyn Bridge
Eloise Bess Advocates Virtue Over Bathing Suits
Eloise Bess quips that one virtue may cover a multitude of sins, which she says surpasses the forgiving power of bathing suits. The remark reflects witty magazine tone and social humor of the era.
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Eloise Bess
Ambiguous Offer Cited For Cleanup Job
A fragment shows dialogue about taking office and a promise to accept a cleanup task next week. The text hints at a potential political or administrative exchange with phrases like a week from today and continuing next week. No clear names or places are provided.
Missing teller Harris returns home amid wary hopes
A 22 year old former Central Savings teller, Harris, arrives in Sault Ste. Marie with $340 and a tale of remorse after stealing $4100 and $300 previously. He recalls the Milwaukee trip with McNaughton and says he would repay about $900 owed. Bank officials show mercy, hoping he finds work and rebuilds his reputation rather than face punishment.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
A. Kings
Jley Harris
The
Central Savings Bank
Duluth
Farris
William McNaughton
Milwaukee
Sault
Harris
Thermometer registers record low of 380 degrees below zero
A newly reported thermometer measures temperatures down to 380 degrees below zero Fahrenheit. This extreme reading highlights advances in low temperature sensing and calibration. Researchers compare to prior coldest benchmarks and note stability at extreme ranges.
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Courtney
Ryley Cooper
Leon Barrows
Chapter
Young Rogers
Kart
Lin
Burt Rogers
Ninth Infantry
Ninth
Vaux
Jauly
Thincourt
Blanc Mont
Leon Burrows
Mannington
Bull Frankiston
Leon Baurrows
Wm. D. Triplett
Correr Suffolk and
Aurora Streets
Ronwcocod
Vivian Pierce
League
Soo Man
H. Thomas M. D
Paul
Hurley
Aniu
Irvin Norwood
Bessemer Pharmacy
John J, Frick
Cleveland
B. Cleveland
Bessemer, Mich
Cleveland Automobile Company
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