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Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1927

Page

3

Frank Beeson’s Western Gamble Ends With Train Escape

Albany man Frank Beeson heads to Benton Wyoming to reach the Pacific Railroad’s western terminus. Failing health and a losing spree at The Big Tent lead to robbery, a disputed romance with Edna Montoya, threats from Montoya, and a wagon train departure led by Captain Adams. The plot thickens as Beeson contemplates his next move amid tense confrontations and peril on the trail.

Frank Beeson Albany New York Benton Wyoming Pacific Railroad Edna Montoya Frank Qyeenness Edna George Jenks Salt Lake City Captain Adams Rachael Adams Daniel Adams Montoya Britches Daniel Jenks Beeson

Woman in britches seeks shelter after hospitalities of the road

In a tense night scene Montoya confronts My Lady as Captain Adams questions her escort. Jenks and Pedro help shelter her with the Adams women while Daniel flares with challenge toward Montoya. The pair argue about decency and safety, then Montoya offers a calm exit to the next leg of the journey.

Montoya Big Hyrum Adams Daniel Adams Jenks Hyrum Rachael Daniel Pedro Captain Adams

A Card Shark and Desperado in Benton

A dramatic scene follows a duel of wits and revolvers as a one armed man mounts his horse and rides away while a captured rival boasts of his six shooter skills. My Lady offers a rueful smile as the narrator reflects on his poor role and a correspondent teases a future continuation.

New York Benton Daniel

Abe Says on Washing Machines Displayed on Porches

Mes Abe argues that if people displayed electric washing machines on front porches like cars on curbs there would be more sensible housekeeping and less wasteful gas use.

Abe

Fashion proves the bob is here to stay on Broadway

Fashion notes the bob is here to stay and that keeping a bob implies steady bobbing amid Broadway’s cleanup of sex plays and their advertising, which will likely influence further edits and public attention.

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