Bart Rogers Learns Oil Rights Tie to Will
In this chapter excerpt Bart Rogers learns from Leon Burrows that an unknown benefactor held notes instead of a mortgage on his father’s property. Tom Jordan wins the town mayoral race and offers Bart a marshal job as Bull Franniston’s power over Anita grows. Bart discovers the will assigns all oil and mineral rights to Franniston, and the bank scene reveals Bart’s effort to read his father’s documents while tensions rise over property control and a mysterious benefactor.
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Bart Rogers
Leon Burrows
Rogers
Barrows
Bart
Grillers
Tom Jordan
Bull” Franniston
Jordan
Jim
Anita
Franniston
Frannist
Young Rogers
Hart
Burt Ropers
Ynu
Tf Pad
Enue
Buddy
American Legion
Tarko
Bud Tarko
Gotoa Legion Post
Dave
Pereteheta
M. P
Brest
Bud Turke
Fifth Marines
Lesion
Budds
Frannisten
Frankiston
Legion
Part
Raurt
Tom Jourdan
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Bart Rogers Seeks Clean Town Amid Gambling Syndicate
Bart Rogers confronts Bull Franniston and Leon Barrows over a gambling network and a corrupt dance hall scene. He hopes to expose the scheme, seeks a clean town, and nervously weighs the risk of standing alone against a powerful outfit as he pursues justice and clarity.
Marriage Licenses Issued At County Clerk Office
Howard M Hansen and Helen I Bileard both of Park Falls Wis Lyndel Richardson Boulder Junction Wis and Celia Kurth Merrill Wis Albert June Sayn Wis and Helen Cinko Chicago Fred J Martinek Cedar Rapids Iowa ard Hilda E Gilson Ironwood Mich John Kramer ard Antiv Litzentoth of Elcho Wis
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Howard M. Hansen
Helen I. Bileard
Park Falls
Wis
Lyndel Richardson
Boulder Junction
Celia Kurth
Merrill
Albert June
Sayn
Helen Cinko
Chicago
Fred J. Martinek
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Hilda E. Gilson
Ironwood
Mich
John Kramer
Antiv Litzen
Toth
Elcho
Seeker Buys Landmark Statues With Mock Charm
A sightseer jokes about purchasing the Statue of Liberty for 500 dollars and the Brooklyn Bridge for 1000 pounds, claiming lack of funds. The exchange satirizes souvenir hype and mock purchases of famous landmarks.
Elonize Bess Opens With Quotation on Virtue and Bathing Suits
Elonize Bess opens with a witty line about virtue covering sins and compares it to bathing suits. The remark underscores a playful tone in the feature piece.
Uncertain fragmentary note on leadership and intent
Fragmentary OCR text references taking office, willingness to lead, and readiness to handle duties. Specific names, dates, or places are unreadable. The passage appears to express resolve to assume responsibilities and support a team, but lacks clear context.
Missing teller of bank returns home
A. Kings. levy Harris, 22, former paying teller of Central Savings bank in Sault Ste. Marie, arrives with $340 and a plan to repay $4,100 taken earlier. He tells of the Milwaukee trip with William McNaughton, expresses deep remorse, and bank officials favor lenient treatment over state punishment. Community believes he can regain standing and become a good citizen if not jailed.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Mich. A. Kings
Levy Harris
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Central Savings Bank
Duluth
Farris
William McNaughton
Milwaukee
Sault
Harris
Thermometer Records Record Low At 380 Degrees Below Zero
A thermometer registers temperatures reaching 380 degrees below zero Fahrenheit marking an extreme cold observation. The report notes the unprecedented low as scientists observe thermometric behavior in extreme cold conditions.
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Ri Hs
Courtne Ryley Gever
Chapter
the Bell Syndicate
Leon Barrows
Mannington
Mershaeckie
Bull Frannisten
Sue
Pye
Dye
Lee
Hiuh
Ninth Infantry
Ninth
Vaux
Jauly
Thincourt
Blanc Mont
Bud Tarke
Nisten
Gamblere
Jin
Old Jim
Wm. D. Triplett
Etcre
Correr Suffolk
Aurora Streets
Ironwoocd
Kier
Vivian Pierce
League
Elonize Bess Opnes
Sahen
Soo Man
A. H. Thomas M. D
Paul
Hurley
Irvin Norwood
Law
eMstonwr
Bessemer Pharmacy
Cleveland
Motor Car Service Garage
Bessemer, Mich
Cleveland Six
Cleveland Automobile Company
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