Lundy Casino Game Sparks Townwide Suspicion
In a tense poker game Lundy wins with a straight flush over Paterson while whispers hint at marked cards. Old prospector Furie notes Lundy’s glasses conceal a magnifier, suggesting card marks. Dad senses something wrong as the scene swells with townsfolk and fear of a setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Peterson
Toe Lundy
Lundy
Phantry
Jerry Peterson
Peterson
Paterson
Old Pat
Furie
Dad
Tandy
Fitch
Webb
Jon
Purle
Furle
Pat Furie
Holt
Cat
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across Clues From A Fragmented Grid
Fragmented OCR yields a dense list of across clues like pols, seedings, river names, insect terms, cooking words, and various garbled entries. The piece reads as a chaotic crossword draft with many broken words and unlikely pairings, preserving the sense of a puzzle page in progress.
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Elowa
Dad seeks justice after Lundy fraud at the resort
Fitch moves toward confront Lundy over marked cards and stolen money and checks. A violent clash erupts when Lundy warns and fires a shot. The scene ends with Lundy collapsing as Bland enters, while the famed courage of Alex Peterson signals a turning point in the chapter.
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Fitch
Hin
Lundy
Lindy
Dad
Uncle Jerry
Webb
Burke
Bland
Alex Peterson
Thirty Four Deeds Filed For Rail Right Of Way
Thirty four warranty deeds where GC M Cheney transfers or files conveyance to the railway firm were filed with county recorder Mrs Kya Brebner. Each deed cites a price of one dollar and other considerations. The parcels lie in Cotten's and Blowers' additions and cover right of way lands for a switch track to Rath Packing Company.
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GC. M. Cheney
W. C.F. & N. Railway
Kya Brebner
Cotten
Blowers
Rath Packing Company
Uncle Wiggily and the Red Rose Lesson
The red rose from Uncle Wiggily's garden withered after the Alligator picked it. The Police Dog retrieved the flower for Uncle Wiggily, but the rose soon drooped and faded. The tale notes the rose's lingering perfume in Uncle Wiggily's home the next days.
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Uncle Wiggily
Gator
Unele
Uncle Wiggily Finds a Quiet White Rose
Uncle Wiggily laments the loss of his red rose and misses its perfume. In his garden a shy white rose quietly grows, unseen and unpraised while the daisies buttercups and violets cheerfully bloom around him. The white rose longs to be noticed.
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Srmell
Jane
Wigsly
Wigelly
Uncle Wiggilys
Uve Rabbit
Daisy
Buttercup
Flood Tale From Punjab and Father Manu Legend
The article recounts a flood legend from the Punjab about Father Manu who saves a fish that warns of a world ending flood. A seed-filled boat survives, guided by a horned fish, and lands on a mountain peak where the fish reveals the Brahma god’s disguise and Manu’s future power to create people. Tomorrow’s feature previews the Sun God’s return.
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India
Punjab
Land of
Manu
Father Mann
Father Ain
Brahma
White Rose Guides Uncle Wiggily Home in Dark Night
A talking white rose helps Uncle Wiggily the rabbit find his way home after a late night movie, guiding him safely to his bungalow. The tale ends with praise for the flower and a quirky outro about planting a penny vine to tell a man.
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Uncle Wiggily
Rabbit
Rabolr
PLAY SPOTS NEEDED KIWANIS CLUB TOLD
John R Batchelor of the Playgrounds and Recreational Association of America urged Kiwanis to restore play spaces for children. He spoke in Chicago stressing the community duty to provide recreation areas displaced by city building and vacant lot filling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
John R. Batchelor
Chicago
Playgrounds and Recreational Association of America
Kiwanis Guests Stay With Coonrad Family in Indiana Street Home
Weekend visitors included Wayne Urquhart and son Dean of St Joseph Maine and Mrs John Scott of Angora Nebraska staying with J J Coonrad and family at 559 Indiana Street. Urquhart and son left by car for Chicago. Mrs Scott plans a longer visit.
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Wayne Urquhart and Son
Dean
St. Joseph, Me
John
Scott
Angora
Neb
J. J. .Coonrad
Indiana Street
Urquhart and Son
Chicago
Mrs. Scott
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Erry
Andrew
Jerry
Lucy
J Jerry
Lis Ming
Ounele Verry
Sundy
Monningtess
Ponts
Central States
Aybee
Sulu
Cela
Dackel Nants
Vite
Rie
Pep Esip
Jaz
Tillie the Toiler
Mac
Hane Mamutel
Wish Bude
King Fraturrs Oy
By Russ Westover
Mrs Gargos
United Peature Syndicate
Sam
BY Ben Dave Allen
Abe Martin
Canton
Ching
Howard FR. Garis
Ats Corybeus the
Uncle
Uncle Ray’s
Father Many
Ganges
Uncle Hay
Sun-God
Father Manu
Kiwanis Club
Russell-Lamson
Toe Rex
Melton Research
Rex F
Fitute
Rwverie
America
FE. F. Kistner, L. E
West
Third Avenue
Waterloo, Towa
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