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Newspaper

Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1922

Page

5

Will Carruthers Plans to Move Joe Bostock’s Body

Will Carruthers tells Molly he will seek shareholder aid to push their route, aiming to cross Big Muskeg and avoid exposure of Joe Bostock’s death before a Clayton meeting. Molly insists on joining, while the factor’s glare and Bowyer’s circle complicate travel to Clayton as police from the Pas intercept with Joe’s coffin and press for an inquest.

Joe Iit Molly Kitty Bowyer Toe Wil Wilton Beartt Jules Halfhead Mie Jules Moose Lake Winnipeg Lass Wilton Carruthers Clayton Chambers Aled vAttle Andersen Carruthers Bruskly Sergeant Peters Constable Myers Joe Bostock Peters

PLL GO WITH YOU synopsis of Muskeg peril and romance

Joe Bostock and Wilton Carruthers map a perilous muskeg route for the Mnaa line. A rifle shot kills Bostock and wrenches Carruthers' arm. Molly McDonald saves him then faces her father’s objection. Carruthers declares love, Molly vows marriage, and both hurry to Clayton as rivals plot in Missouri.

Joe Bostock Mne Wilton Carruthers Bostock Carruthera Hudson's Bay Company McDonald Molly Carruthers Tom Bowyer Bowyer Clayton Enemiles Bien Molly

Hands Up Robbery Demand For Revolver Amid Confrontation

A brief line depicts a tense confrontation with the demand for a revolver. The phrase suggests an ongoing crime scene or narrative moment with a calling to surrender weapon and comply. Names and places are not provided in the fragment.

Bears Fight Mule Then Escape Fire Near Bednesti

Northern British Columbia reports two bear sightings amid wildfires. A bear fought a mule at Bednesti ranch and was knocked down, then again charged the mule before fleeing the scene. In a second tale a fire ranger tried to rescue a burned cub, only for the mother bear to chase the car, eventually freeing her offspring and leaving the vehicle intact.

Prince George B. C British Columbia L. Mason Bednesti B. OC Mason Kruln

Can It Be True in a Deathly Interview Tale

A humorous anecdote recounts Thomas A Wdison discussing the advantages of being dead. A motorist seeks Brandywine directions in a country drug store, but a deaf druggist misreads his request and serves a stiff drink from a mislabeled jar, leading to a comic exchange and the druggist himself toasting.

Thomas A. Wdison Brandywine

Supposedly Handy in Youth Would Work in a Garage

The column conductor muses about an alternative career in a garage if prohibited topics like prohibition, women's fashion, flappers, and the movies could not be written about. He recalls being handy with tools in his younger days as a possible path.

Pearl worth six hundred dollars sparks a sue over damage

A man boasts of a $600 pearl found with a friend named Scott and plans to sue the restaurant after breaking a tooth on it, signaling a potential civil action over damages.

Scott Grabtall Kaeper

School for Recruits Sergeant and Recruit Dialogue

A terse exchange defines theoretical instruction as an instruction that lacks practical application. The sergeant frames the term while the recruit probes its meaning in a training context.

Groups urge federal aid for universal school physical education

Representatives of twenty five organizations devoted to athletics physical education health and education called on President Carding to back universal physical education in schools. No new legislation was urged but the need for strong federal interest was emphasized. Currently only about ten percent of U S schoolchildren receive physical training.

Fve Carding United States

Possible but Not Probable Tittle Mamie Scene

Mamie, a careful observer, walks with her mother one spring day when two girls in galoshes pass. Mamie asks if they are some bootleggers' daddies talking hot, reflecting a child's curious view of adult conversations.

Mamie

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