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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1921

Page

3

Major Watherpoon Returns and a Boosters Rally in Gopher Prairie

Major Witherapoon returns to town dulling the earlier calm as residents greet him, while real estate booms and a Commercial Club campaign pushes Gopher Prairie to become a factory hub and future city. James Blauser leads the booster push, lambasting critics and touting growth prospects.

Iowa Minnesota Will Tt Kennicott Gopher Prairie James Blausser Blausser Honest Jim Carol Teas Prik Ken Nicott Tom Old Bara Denver Mr. Blauser Commercial Club Minniemashieo House Hearthstone Knute Nelson Haydock Jim Blausner Citiens Nemain American Commonwealth Snap Speed Hell Mr. Cyclone Gopher Prairid Minneapolie St. Paul Duluth G. P Jim Blauseer Farmers’ Nonpartisan League Union East Europe Golden Northwestland Jim Riauseer Gonder Prairie Ion London Tome

Adventures of the Twins to Dive Roberts Barton

Nancy Nick and Kip confront gnomes as Crookabone seizes the key and plans to hide it in a cellar. The trio worry over helping Mr Pim Pim and digging the jittlery for Christmas toys, while dark underground dwellings loom. To be continued.

Roberts Barton Nancy Nick Kip Crookabone Ures Jimmy Alcott Vermont Frank

Gopher Prairie Boost Sparks Town Pride and Plans

A booster campaign in Gopher Prairie highlights a push to modernize the town with a White Way on Main Street, new industry, and a stronger identity. Carol grows wary of rapid growth while Kennicott touts local virtues and prospects for factories and development.

Lee Raymond Wather Vida Carol Raymie Kennicott Wutherspoon Bon Ton Marry Haydock Crowe Roads Harry Wuther Spoon Red Cross Ray Major Wutherspoon Maje Europe Jim Plausser London Yahooville Hudson New York Minnesota North Star Borg Haydock Binnacer Des Moines Rootera Gopher Prairie Dountless Middlewest Main Street Dauntrees James Brausser Twin Cities Commercial Club Minneapolis Plover Minniemashie

Narrows tale on the Zephyr wreck of a day

David recounts Captain Ballarde and the Zephyr sailing through the Narrows when a heavy tide and wind caused the steamer to lurch and swing in the waves. Peggy prompts details as the vessel struggles to navigate the current and turns sharply amid the sea’s swell.

Storms and a Englishman’s awe at a ship’s turnabout

The narrator recalls a perilous voyage on deep water during a raging storm. An English passenger marvels at how the captain turns the boat around, joking that he winds it up at a critical point. The tale contrasts a calmer moment with a fiercer Narrows voyage where opposing winds and tides clash like giants.

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Town to Beauty Ends Mission in Quiet Departure

The narrative notes a character seeking beauty and completion of her task, referencing Mr. Blausser and the Dauntless as evaluators. The passage implies a final departure after achieving a goal, leaving the town and its beauty as the concluding scene.

Mr. Blausser The Dauntless

Kennicott Faces Tension Over War Time Politics in Wakamin

In Wakamin Kennicott clashes with Carol over support for a factory and a National Nonpartisan League organizer. A sheriff led mob ejects the organizer amid war era suspicions, sparking sharp condemnations and debates on patriotism and business interests. The scene ends with Carol challenging Kennicott’s view as tomorrow’s continuation hint.

Kennicott Wakamin National Nonpartisan League Farmers Dave Dyer Sam Clark Sam Squarehead

Confessions of a Movie Star Reveals Wardrobe and Worklife

In this reminiscence a rising actress describes the myth that stars merely pose for easy fame. She recalls juggling acting with constant prep for new roles, designing costumes, and the costs and risks of costly wardrobe. She notes studios’ varying approaches to losses and the challenge of public recognition even in everyday dress.

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MAIN Tom Daskea Carol Kennicott Sinclair Lewis Harcourt, Brace & Hows, Inn Beattie Story Freckles BY Allman Champ Perry Tom & Helen Duff BY Blosser Alek Everett True BY Ahern Buster Mrs. Hoople ST. Louis Suiter Are Che S of Ake Seattle David Narrows Davie Perry Inter Capt. Ballarde Zephyr Peg Kiddien MacNeil’s Island Roy Gardner Capt. Ballard California Germany England Rad Motherdear Cissy Masters
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