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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1922

Page

5

Trapper Bets All on Fearless Bid for Mill Contract

Barry Houston and the trapper Ba'tiste push a high stakes bid for a Blackburn mill contract. With Agnes Jierdan's departure and a looming accusation, Houston vows not to quit as they storm ahead planning a multi million bid using imagined timber and future prospects.

Agnes Jierdan Houston Robinette Batiste Barry St. Louis Agnes Judas Baptister Pierre Barry Houston Bon Golemar Mon Ami Veritas Ben Hetts Ba'teese Ba‘tiste Ba'tste Rion Blackburn Mill M'sieu Houston Tabernacle

Frogs and Doctors Meet at Ripple Creek Hallway

Marty Mink invites Dr. Snuffles and the Twins into his muddy hallway near Ripple Creek. Phil Frog joins the scene and snatches away the doctor’s pullers, leaping into Ripple Creek to avoid choking the patient on a fish bone. To be continued.

Marty Mink Dr. Snuffles Marty Ripple Creek Nancy Phil Frog Philip Nick Dr. Snurties Phil Mr. Mink Seattle Star

First Year Chapter LXI Strains Between Jack and I

In a distracted morning routine, the narrator and Jack quarrel over mood and a fox scarf. Letters from a mysterious correspondent unsettle their fragile peace, forcing the narrator to endure tension and accept tension as part of married life.

Benny Jack

The Falls and the Picture That Remains

Aunt Polly recalls Uncle John climbing a treacherous gorge to photograph Snoqualmie Falls before dams and roads changed the site. He braved a steep ascent and nearly collapsed, insisting on capturing the beauty so it could be kept for posterity. The tale ends with reassurance that he was all right and the image endured.

Snoqualmie Falla Pegry David Aunt Polly Uncle John Siong

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