Journey of Joe Bostock's body to Clayton
Wilton Carruthers travels with Molly McDonald and Joe Bostock's coffin toward Clayton after a fatal gunshot. Police confront them at the cache gate as Bowyer's side schemes unfold. Wilton fights to keep Joe's death from Clayton until an agreed midday delay.
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Molly
Afolly
Wilton
Will
Jules Halfhead
Lse
Whiton
Jules
Moose Lake
Winnipeg
Witten
Wilton Carruthers
Clayton
Bowyer
Chambers
Whiten
Joe
Bealda
Inet
Wilten
Mounted Police
Miote
Andersen
Jon
Cullen
Fivening
Mfr
Carruthers
Bruskly
Sergeant Peters
Donatable Alyers
Joe Bostock
Peters
Anid
Yorkton
Pua
Kitty
Anderson
Papillon
Etton
Tie
Ahack
Andecaen
Sargeant
Cing~ston
Impassable swamp menaces Missa railroad project
Jos Bostock and Wilton Carruthers contend with a swamp obstacle on the Missouri line as a rifle wound delays Carruthers. Molly McDonald's rescue of Carruthers stirs family tension while Bowyer, rival to Bostock, insults Molly before Carruthers confesses love and plans to wed. Molly joins Carruthers toward Clayton for a critical town meeting over Mississippi investment plans.
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Benopeis
Jos Bostock
Wilton Carruthers
Willam
Carruthers
Molly
Ahé
Cerruthers
Clayton
Rostock
Coomies
Pin Moly
Bear and Mule Fight During Wild Forest Fire Report
A pair of bizarre wildlife incidents in British Columbia are described. A bear and mule clashed violently at L Mason's ranch near Bednesti, with the bear finally knocked down as the mule continued grazing. In a separate incident a ranger aided a cub hurt on its feet, then pursued by the mother bear who boarded a moving car to reach her young. The car later found intact except for a torn restraint.
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Prince George
B. C
Columbia
L. Mason
Wat Bednesti
B. d
Hia Tir
Chia
Mr. Macon
Tla Point
Stratwey
Can It Be Thus Thomas A Bison on death and brandy
In a recent interview Thomas A Bison discusses the advantages of being dead. A motorist asks the way to Brandywine but the druggist, mistaken for being alive, offers brandy and a blue china jar. The amused dialogue ends with the pharmacist pouring another drink.
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Thomas A. Bison
Brandywine
Breandy
Something to Fall Back On in a Column
A column fragment ponders restrictions on topics like prohibition women’s fashion and cinema. A writer recalls youth when topics seemed risqué and jokes about finding a safer angle or four sob in four guineas as a playful reflection on changing norms.
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Toole
Overlooking Nothing His Friend Great Levit Finds Pearl
A reader recounts a quarrel over a pearl found by a friend named Levit. The finder valued the pearl at 500 dollars and claims the other party broke a tooth. the speaker plans to sue the restaurant keeper for damages.
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Grabtell
Girls Wile Boys in Early Gossip Column
In a playful Yale era exchange a girl asks what a young man said when told she would be able to borrow his golf clothes. He declined with thanks, noting he already had two sisters who borrowed his attire.
School for Recruits Notions of Theoretical Instruction
Fragmentary note describes recruits learning theoretical instruction not yet practical. Context mentions a sergeant and a roecrult term, suggesting confusion over intended meaning and pace of training. The readable text implies emphasis on conceptual lessons rather than hands on drills.
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Roecrult
Imaginative Parade of Dialogue in Birmingham Paper
An inexact fragment shows a humorous dialog about a pet and a person named Mrs. Peel ton, with a note of discomfort from a writer in the Birmingham Age-Herald. The passage hints at a scene of domestic tangle and comic mishearing within a newspaper column.
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Peektin
Peelton
Beluyloy Ag
Birmingham Age-Herald
Presidents appeal for federal aid to physical education
Representatives from twenty five organizations urged President Harding to back federal support for physical education. The drive highlighted the nation’s training needs as only about one tenth of U S schoolchildren receive physical training, despite calls for a stronger federal role.
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Phiya
Harding
United States
Not Probable Pad Loggers Spark Child's Curious Question
A spring walk with her mother, Memle asks if the two men in galoshes she sees are some of the pad loggers Quaddy mentioned, reflecting cautious parental conversation and a child’s interpretation of adults' talk.
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Gia
Quaddy
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