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Newspaper

Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1915

Page

5

Quest Rescues Lenora From Prairie Fire Ambush

In a 1915 serial segment, Banford Quest and Lenora race to warn others as a prairie fire breaks out. Lenora collapses beside a burning tree. Quest drags her to safety, wrapping her in his coat and carrying her to safety with Laura’s help.

Lauran Laura Lenora Mr. Quest Quest Miss Lenora Gay

Pursuit Tightens as Laura Follows Leads to Police

In a tense chapter, Quest and Lenora monitor Laura as she lingers with French and the inspector. An ominous telegram about Craig’s slip and a missing niece prompts a police-led move, while Laura slips away to search the street for Ashleigh’s address.

Quest Lenora Orinoco Laura French Fie Craig Elon Inspector French Allguez N. M Prenant Mrs. Malony Ashleigh Franch

The Apparition of Crags's Resolve in Ashleighs Library

Quest and the professor confront John Craig amid a blue blaze and a prophetic mirror showing the library. Craig refuses to speak until a seizure of nerve and power shifts, ending in his collapse as investigators seize control and expose a will filed by the uncle.

Quest Craig Sanford Quest Mae Chim Lenore Couta Mra. Malony Mary Mrs. Malony Avesyou Lenora Professor Laura French Outine

Homely Evening Preparations Mentioned in Fragment

A fragmentary passage describes a woman and a girl near a window with phrases about readiness and a Mrs. Malony figure. The rough lines suggest a domestic scene with implied dialogue and sentiment, but lacks clear events or names to confirm a full news item.

Jaia Neal Acrosa Malony Valde

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