Masked Gambler Goes Silent and Fleeing From Past
Peterson pursues his mine to rescue Jerry only to find him dead in the tunnel. Dillon guards the entrance and is missing. Peterson, now adopting Andrew Ogden, seals the mine to trap Jerry, then flees the mountains. In flashback, Jerry reveals how his father hid papers and fought blackmail while balancing crime, marriage, and a fragile family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
Jerry
Dillon
Skull Valley
Andrew Ogden
Alex Peterson
Game Bler
Andrew
Henry
Esme
Lucy
Lundy
Dad
Reather
Deacon
San Felipe
Family finances and mine intrigue unfold in a tangled tale
A fragmentary narrative mixes a father and son money dispute with a detective visit and a mine fortune twist. Characters Dillon and Lundy loom over debts and threats while a separate children’s tale features Uncle Wiggily shopping for shoes, comic mishaps, and a sticky footwear caper ending with a dog and alligator complicating the scene.
Daily Crossword Puzzle ACROSA Forew aic noise ly through the Hose & Waterfat Ll
Puzzle text fragment lists across and down clues with scattered garbled entries such as Acrosa Forew aic noise ly through the Hose and Waterfat Ll. It includes mentions of clues like Born Martingno ral ino and Negation Yaration and notes on various puzzle elements and editor hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doe
Cone
Kealn
Martingno
Ralino
Yaration
Kcline
NASA
Uncle Wiggily's New Shoes in Summer Mischief
Uncle Wiggily, the rabbit, dislikes wearing shoes in warm weather preferring the feel of grass and mud. His wife, Mrs. Long ears, insists on shoes as they head to town for shopping, leading to a humorous scene about proper footwear.
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Furle
Bull
Nap
Forte
Bull and
Jerry
Henry
Lucy
Andrew
Jeremy
Uncle
Uncle Wigfily
Mr. Longears
Uncle Wiggily
Mrs. Longears
Uncle Wiggil
Nurse Jane
Uncle Wriggily
Skillery Scullery
Uaele
Gator
Uncle Wigelly
Mr. Longers
Little Bo Peep
Mr. Longenis
Lock Tom and Tabby Save Song Birds
Wisconsin Conservation Commission official warns cats kill more pheasants than other predators. Lock the cat up at night and do not turn her loose. If stray cats are seen, act on sight. Also notes locomotives on Baltimore & Ohio railroad now fired by mechanical stokers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Grange
Wisconsin Conservation Commission
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
A Little Saturday Talk About the Circus Pastimes
Uncle Ray recalls boyhood thrills of circuses visiting town. He describes preevent posters, booklets, and feats like jumping the gap and looping the loop. He recalls Ringling brothers and Barnum & Bailey, plus Buffalo Bill Wild West Show with Indians and buffaloes, noting the risks and public thrill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringling Brothers
Barnum & Bailey
Buffalo Bill
Bat
Colorful frocks and patterns brighten summer wardrobes
Summer fashion notices celebrate bright frocks in sunlit colors and light fabrics. Patterns 508, 1304, 7602, 1688, 1678 feature dotted pique, gingham, voile, and swiss with trims of lace, georgette, or ribbon. Sizes span 8 to 46, yardage noted, orders to Courier Pattern Dept, 243 West Seventeenth Street, New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Pattern Department
West
Waterloo Evening Courier
Pattern Department
St. New York City
All the World's a Stage by EmP Bee
A bank scene reveals a man with a bandaged hand after a new car misadventure. A circus parade and circus visit unfold with children, parents, and onlookers, showing delight, mischief, and a moment of regret. A petty quarrel ends with a child wishing revenge for a ruined doll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emp
Waterloo reminiscences from June 15 1923 events
A year ago in Waterloo police sought a missing 11 year old Marguerette Olds found in a theatre watching Chicago for the fifth time. George Licity named to resolutions committee at the Kansas City Republican convention. Cedar River pageant drew about 30000 spectators. Janice Ewing, former Waterloo girl, joins Earl Carroll’s Vanities chorus in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerette Olds
Maple Street
Mursing
Chicago
Waterloo
George TE. Licity
Kansas City
Cedar River
Janice Ewing
Earl Carroll
Newporky
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Willam Morrow Co
MacNair
Attie
Jerrm
Tillie the Toiler
Flue Hasniot
Ian Gday
Sack
Tia
Mac
Smetri
Miss Jones
Iwiiyaa
By Russ Westover
Mother
Miy
Luther MacNair
Ufe
Two Brothers
Purle
Sam
Furie
Mmine
Andrew Oxden
Tillie
Corer
Daden
Uncle Wiggily's New Shoes
Howard FR. Garis
Uncle Ray’s
U. S
Seventeenth Street
New York City
Shacashier
Sis
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