The Salton Sea Mission and a Farcical Court Tale
A fragmentary tale set in a drift of dialect and dialogue follows a crowd of quirky characters including McGum, Metluffey, Nelle, Gibney, and Sergues in a coastal town. A deal on a schooner and a curious auction for a “fuuuired dellurs” drive the farce, as townsfolk debate ethics and money while a strange wartime or postwar air lingers. The scene shifts through schemes, threats, and improvised reckonings before fading with a casual nautical sign-off.
Reorganizing the Syndicate Sparks Tense Confrontation
In a heated exchange among Gib, Scraggs, and Mac, talk turns to reorganizing the syndicate and divvying a barge stake. Threats and legal language mark the clash as Scraggs insists on five thousand dollars for his half share while others resist the terms and contemplate leverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibney
Chelsea
Stanilon
Gutley and Serages
Seragyay
Remerler
Muechid
McCattey
Serge
Wren
Seragen
McGuffey
Maggie
Mac
Local notes and banquet honor in Starelaw community
SETHTON B Noil of Detratt is here on a ten day tune trip. Myr Noll and Dr McWillan spent part of Sunday at the St McWillame home near 1 Downs. Doris of St Louis has been real virk at Wo Trowh home. Earle Trowh Farle Gruenbeck and Mrs VatHeck and two children have been real sick. Mrs Lala Smith and children of Marion and Verne Gardner and family of Carson City spent Sunday with Mrs latte Hyatt. Mrs Smith is en route for New Mexico to make her home for health in past three months. Wo Gager in Harrison and Farwell on business Friday. An elaborary banquet was given in honor of the Starelaws at the Community House Saturday evening. At 7:30 ninety five seated to a fine supper. Toastmaster W H Gardner introduced Mr Al Wright and Mrs P I Convis of ??? who gave inspiring addresser. Mrs BR R Roles gave a reading. The L A I was entertained at Mrs Verne Gardner's in Carson City last Thursday. Dinner for thirty two. Dinner collection 3. Work is on wool quilts just now. Why in The Foolish Age ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Noil
Detratt
Myr. Noll
Dr. McWillan
Sanday
St McWilliame
1 Downs
Doris
St. Louis
Earle Trowh
Farle Gruenbeck
VatHeck
Lala Smith
Marion
Verne Gardner
Carson City
Groesbeck
Pondell
W. H. Gardner
al Wright
Mre P. 1
Convis
Tin
BR. R. Roles
L. A
New Spring Millinery and Dress Goods at D W Robinsons Alma
Advertisements advertise 9x12 rugs at 0.75 and up, new spring millinery and dresses on display at D W Robinsons Alma. Sheriff Willert and Deputy Merrill captured John Cornick near Breckenridge with a moonshine still and mash, while he tried to flee, the prisoner jailed in Breckenridge then at Humea. Funeral of Mrs Ethel Thorpe noted, burial in Breckenridge cemetery. New spring sport shirts, coats, ginghams, and other fabric displays listed at Robinson's Alma and Breckenridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Robinson's
Alma
New Spring Millinery
DD. W. Robinson's
Willert
Ithava
Merrill
John Cormk
Meridian Road
Breckenridge
Alma-Saginaw Road
Gergick
Humea
Cornick
Aloa
D. W. Robinson
Alou
Ethel
Dancer
Robinson's
Aloap
Sprite
Wim
Divine Foods Department
W. Robinson's
Alan
Pieve Goode Department
Rohinker's
Alina
Adelbert Atiteenon
New Spring
Windsor
Altin
W. Robinson
Alwa
Grandma Grover
al Becker
Lafayette Lownship
Amlorgandy Cothira
TLW
Alia
Sprite Cretonnes
Robins
Rat poison claims by Mr Brennsinger New York
The ad asserts Theil preparations kill rats but RAT-SNAP prevents hangromable oils after kill ine. It promotes PAT-SNAP as neat in homely cakes with no mixing with food and no dirtying of hands. Suggests AT-SNAP as alternative. Three sizes advertised by C Winslow Bros Drag Stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Winslow Bros
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Green Pea Pirates
By Peter B. Kyne
Webster
Peter B. Kyne
Iran
Aleita
Beelnet
Dunnigan’s Gaally
Crete
GMA
Metluffey
Seraggé
Ciney
Gitte
Papivin
Sergues
Alriew
Selina Chen
Wethlen
Burt
Haaploutip
Qenth McRuffey
Foreland
Serngres
Mr Gibney
Cnew
MetinfYew
Scraggs
Syndicate
Sethton
Mes. Brennsinger
Home Lumber & Fuel Co
New York
Park Avenue
America
Bnednet
Aulthor
Kuppenheimer
John M. Burkheiser
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