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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1934

Page

7

Code of the North the Polaris Timber Plot Unfolds

Stephen Drake and his son Steve uncover a web of deception around Jim Flynn’s Polaris timber operation. Drake’s impersonation as Young Jim, Franz’s schemes, Kate’s temporary blindness, and Steve’s efforts to protect Flynn interests propel a tense pursuit ending with Steve outsmarting the villain while forging unlikely alliances with LaFane and MacDonald.

Stephen Drake Jim Flynn Drake Flynn Steve Old Jim Jim” Flynn Kate Polaris Woods Franz Jim LaFane Young Jim MacDonald Scotsman

The Laird Checks a Deceitful Trader in Shoestring

Franz skillfully uses a forged option to recover timber holdings and plans a scheme with Jim Flynn's latest ruse. A telegram exchange between Shoestring and Chicago confirms a 25 000 payout to Good-Bye Tuesday as two men in the camp under the Mad Woman edge toward a final push.

Flynn Jim Flynn Franz Register of Deeds Chicago Jim Dad Kate LaFane

Franzs schemes unravel as Drake faces arrival and danger

In a tense sequence Franz bloodlessly schemes to seize power in the timber wars while Steve Drake anticipates a crucial delivery and Mary Wolf offers a personal sacrifice. Drake contends with Franz, McNally travels, and the Laird awaits news of Young Jim.

Jim Flynn Franz Flynn Mary Wolf Steve Drake MacDonald Scot Steve McNally Mac Drake Mary Yong Old Jim Jim

Howe About a Possible Comrade Veterans' Expense Talk

Hudson Valley writer Ed Howe reflects on aging, self improvement, and a Brooklyn doctor as he weighs veteran benefits, government waste, and civic duty. He cites Gen. Frank Hines on wartime payments and questions entitlement while noting Goethe and the practicality of thrift in hard times.

ED Howet Brooklyn N. Y Kld Frank T. Hines Veterans’ Affairs United States England France Hines

Ambition and worry pull Steve over troubling telegram

Steve rereads Kate Flynn telegram and weighs two outcomes. If LaFane helps Young Jim, Kate's heart may mend. if not, she could be heartbroken. Each day passes with no clear progress on the hoped plan.

Steve Kate Flynn LaFane Young Jim Kate

Meteor Talk Clears Skies On Fire Myths And Indian Mounds

Dr. Charles C. Wylie reports meteors do not ignite fires on impact and cool rapidly after atmospheric deceleration. Interior Department notes a theory that gypsum sand mounds at White Sands NM arose from Indians campfires cementing sand, with archeologists undecided but supporting signs of occupation nearby.

Earth Charles C. Wylie University of Iowa Literary Digest White Sands National Monument New Mexico Department of the Interior National Park Service

Salt and Pepper. Please Girl Castaway Good Heavens

In a light hearted exchange aboard the ship a girl castaway faces cannibals and a sailor warns not to get in a stew as tension mixes with humor.

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