Bart Rogers in Town Seeks Legion Help to Restore Order
In Chapter Eleven to Seven Bart Rogers navigates a hostile town led by Bull Franniston. After a fatal clash at the jail and a near-murder of Anita, Bart seeks aid from Mayor Tom Jordan and the American Legion. A mass meeting at the alkali flat pledges volunteers to drive out gamblers and restore order amid corrupt influence.
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Tom Jordan
Franniston
Jordan
Bart
Anita
Jim
Frannieton Ie
Frannieton
Chaptor V
Bué Tarko
Buéd Tarko
Rogers
Frankiston
Tarko
Slim
Rogere
Tan
Graham
Abita Franniston
Burt Rogers
Old Jim
Bart Rogers
Mies Franniston
Mary
Frankieton
American Legion
Bert
Swep
Campére
Mayer
Bud Turko
Bart in Manning court and a plan for a delay
In Manning Bart pleads for a month’s delay as Bud Tarko is urged to secure legal counsel from Cheyenne. Bart agrees to post cash bond and resume the journey toward Bellaine, then spots Anita Franniston in danger as Bull Franniston looms drunk.
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Bart
Mannington
Bud Tarko
Tarko
Bellaine
Bud
Discovery Well
American Legion
Oil District
Alkali Flat
Anita Franniston
Incomplete Dialogue From The Music Hall Performance
Fragmentary exchange references a performance at Music Hall with mentions of singing, ticket sales, and a camel cast directed toward the Pacific. The garbled text lacks clear names, places, or outcomes to anchor a fuller summary.
Wakefield Pharmacy Adds Modern Soda Fountain Dispensary
Wakefield Pharmacy plans a new soda fountain and ice cream dispensary to pair with its drug business. It is the first shop on the Tramge to combine soda and drugs, a concept common elsewhere. Manager Mr Mann awaits tables and chairs before opening the service. The store layout will center the new equipment within the shop. Joe Pawlicki is noted among fortunate fishermen for a muskellunge catch.
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Wakefield Pharmacy
Mann
Wakefield News
Stevens Celebrate Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary in Ironwood
Capt and Mrs Thomas J Stevens marked their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a family gathering at home. Attending were Bert Prout and family, Albert Stevens and family, Edward Stevens and family, Eunice Stevens, and Mrs Joseph Stevens of Montreal. The couple married fifty years ago in England and have lived in Ironwood since 1884, he a mining captain with Oliver Co until retirement two years ago. He is 76 and she 66, both in good health.
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Thomas J. Stevens
Bert Prout
Albert Stevens
Edward Stevens
Eunice Stevens
Joseph Stevens
Montreal
Oliver Company
Stevens
Ironwood Times
Dancing girls of the Aures Massif seek rain aid
In the Aures Massif local dancers carry a ladle carved as a woman's head from house to house in a rainmaking ritual. The practice blends cultural performance with agrarian hopes as communities await showers.
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Aures Massif
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Legion
Courtney
Ryley Super
Leon Growe
Éhle
Barrows
Villers
Firunk
Bert Kaew
Mayeref
Beliaine
Jeraas
Ageia Bart Rogers
Americom Lege
Wm. D. Triplett
Correr Suolk
Aurora Streets
Ronwood. Mich
Brese
Music Hall
Pacific
Atlantic
Rick and Block
Wausau
Wis
Plymouth
Wateremeet
Apostle Islands
Bayfield
Touriete
Superior
Duluth
Hurley Miner
Stone Lake
Joe
Iron County News
Hooks Big Muskie
Joe Pawlicki
Lucky Fisher
Hermenn
Milwaukee Business College
Wells St
Milwaukee, Wis
Maarlem
Insurance Agency
Heinrichs and
Velin Abelman
Bessemer, Mich
Firestone
Bessemer Auto Service CO
Wakefield
SéAy
Wakefield, Mich
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