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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1929

Page

16

The Fingal Gesture in a Tumult of Loyalties

In a pulsing melodrama, Lundy uses marked cards in a high stakes poker game that leads to a deadly confrontation. Peterson shoots Lundy in a saloon clash. Jerry’s disappearance and a tunnel discovery deepen a family feud as Dad contemplates vengeance and burial.

Samble Alex Peterson Furie Joe Lundy Peterson Lundy Hut Peterson Jerry Uncle Jerry Dad

Fragmented crossword style puzzle hints and garbled clues

A jumbled list resembling a newspaper crossword puzzle with partial phrases, odd spellings, and stray terms. The text includes scattered clues and fragmentary entries about foods, places, roles, and objects, lacking coherent narrative or complete items. It reads as OCR noise rather than a clear article.

Torridity tale ends with Andrews-ogden reveal

In a grim frontier scene near Torridity Uncle Jerry’s mine founding and a daring escape unfold. Andrew Ogden’s murder is named as the Torridity story shifts toward its next chapter as Gunpowder the gray perishes in the ensuing blast and the hero recalls the name that seals a grim fate.

Bluebell Dad Uncle Jerry Andrew Ogden John

Fayette Club to Meet and Picnic in Jasper

The Twentieth Century club will hold its final meeting of the year Monday afternoon at Mrs. Nora Graf's home in Fayette with a picnic dinner served. Special notice.

Fayette Twentieth Century Club Nora Graf

Uncle Wiggily Sweets Turn Into Ice Ball Exchange

Uncle Wiggily befriends an old sailor dog who runs a penny candy shop near Bentleman’s hollow stump. Each day for nearly a week he buys hokey pokeys. The dog offers a snow ball and suggests an icicle as the sun blazes.

Uncle Wiggily Sailor Dog Rabbit Bentleman Hollow Stump Mr. Longears Evie Uncle

Ice Snowballs At Ball Game In Uncle Wiggily Tale

In a Fourth of July scene Uncle Wiggily and a jolly dog turn ice into snowballs using shaved ice and strawberry syrup. They sell ice cream cones and snowballs to ball players, making money as fans cheer. The story follows mixed-up mischief at the ball field and ends with plans for new shoes.

Uncle Wigglly Uncle Wiggley Mr. Whitewash Uncle Sweet Shop Dog Five Chiefs Uncle Wiggily Sweet Shop Mr. Longears Lady Mouse Hollow Stump Dog Uncle Wigsfly Uncle Wiggly Jackie Bow Wow Sammile Littletall Floppy Twistytail Jackie Floppy Sammie Pig Boy Uncle Wigerly Old Sea Dog

A Medieval Poetry Tournament Ends With Mercy

UNCLE RAY recounts a mid medieval tale where poets at Count Hermann’s castle competed to be judged the worst, risking their heads. Heinrich, the loser, pleads with Countess Sophie who requests mercy from the count, sparing him to write again. The tale ends with a lesson on avoiding quarrels over verses.

Hermann Heinrich Noel Sophie

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