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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1925
Page
3
In a tense confrontation Franniston threatens to reveal the truth as a deputy is accused of a deliberate murder and arson. Bart rides to Mannington to enlist help from Sheriff Rogers after the mayor orders action. The mayor dismisses the frameup claims and pushes for immediate intervention.
In a tense scene Bart Rogers pressures the sheriff to deploy forces to Bellaine to clear bootleggers, gamblers, and “sure-thing” men. He targets the king-pin Bull Frannisteen and vows to fight on, insisting he can win if he can extract Tarko and secure funding.
Bart Rogers confronts Bull Frankiston’s assault on Anita Frankiston, stops a gunman, and causes a fatal shot during a tense evening. Bart plans strong action with Tom Jordan, mayor, to unite American Legion men at the alkali flat for decisive crowd control and justice.
In this chapter arc Bart Rogers confronts debt and crime entwined with oil rights. A mystery benefactor, gaslit politics, and a town election set Bart as marshal under Mayor Tom Jordan. He forms a deputized force with Bud Tarko to crack down on gamblers, corrupt officials, and laying the groundwork for an American Legion backed crackdown in Bellaine.
A set of humorous aphorisms from BillVille reflecting on opportunity, treasure in heaven, and social class with a southern newspaper flavor. The items critique idleness, debt collectors, and the term goat as a playful jab at status, framed as aphorisms from the Atlanta Constitution excerpt.
A lighthearted column opens with a compliment to the audience and shifts into a funny anecdote. It plays on patience and timing, inviting readers to share a simple, cheerful moment while noting everyday quirks. The tone remains warm and upbeat throughout.
A humorous noted outline lists topics the speaker will omit now and address later. It cites two Bartlett quotations and notes future payment points while reserving time. It references what was said first and compliments the audience and local/ state/ national readers. The piece ends with applause and a marginal note crediting Mary Eleanor Roberts.
A set of classic riddles appears in this fragment. Each line pairs an item with a feature it supposedly has but lacks in function, such as feet on stoves or eyes on potatoes. The list continues with teeth on save and mouths on rivers, concluding with bars, cornstalks, and wagons.
A heating radiator that burns any light oil, a motor driven wheel for baby carriages, an oil burning portable room heater with clay backing, a foldable violin with carrying case, and a delicate instrument to record airplane control operations are described as recent innovations.
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