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Newspaper
Duchesne Courier
Location
Duchesne, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1927
Page
2
Selwood confronts Christie with a new, urgent passion while Tracy warns of outside threats. Harry Barbanet accuses Selwood of mean acts against Fyler's store, stirring a dangerous tension as Selwood defends his honor and plans to reveal all. Christie fears the dangerous undertones of the exchange.
In Selwood heat, Frank H. Spearman is described as a troubler who would anger a simple man. He is noted as being expelled from the tent in three heats, details coming from a WRU Service report and a copyright notice attributed to Charles Scriboer’s Son.
Christie accuses Selwood of gambling while Starbuck presses her to press damages on Atkins. Selwood admits he is a gambler, denying a fanatical label while defending his square dealings as tensions flare between Christie, Starbuck, Haynes, Fyter, and others in the Sleepy Cat store. Christie, torn and frightened, realizes trust has fractured.
John Salwood helps free a mired wagon and recovers stolen money from Atkins after a clash at Fyler’s dry goods shop. He warns Fyler’s daughter Christie about Atkins as Starbuck and others try to ingratiate themselves. Christie reveals threats and a proposed marriage while Salwood and companions drive out Atkins and Haynes from the store.
The Dearborn Independent recounts the Rowley forgeries by Thomas Chatterton. It notes his precocity at age twelve creating a monk Rowley and how, at seventeen, he engaged Walpole and others who labeled the poems a forgery. The piece highlights his early death before eighteen and calls him a brilliant yet tragic imposter.
In a Washington shop one day two men discuss a congress member known for overreacting to minor tasks. They mock his habit of turning small successes into grand feats and reference a stubborn cup impeding a Coralles engine in a humorous exchange.
In 460 B C Ciocimatus rises from farmer to consul and later dictator to lead Rome against Gauls. He hears his commission while plowing, puts on his toga, returns to Rome, and defeats the enemy decisively. Sixteen days later he resumes agricultural duties.
A pithy remark notes curiosity as a constant force, busy yet unharvested in daily life. The line humorously contrasts activity with idleness, suggesting curiosity drives action even when work seems dull.
In Breepy Cut the firm head Ben Wentworth and chief engineer Gefforal Roper arrive for a barn inspection amid hotel dinners and a late poker game. Selwood and Carpy host a four man session with Wentworth, Roper and Tracy the gambler until dawn. TO BE CONTINUED.
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