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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1951
Page
10
A Cincinnati reader’s letter praises Nu-Mald margarine and Miss Nu-Maid, claiming modern table style packaging and smooth texture. The note offers $85 for publication and $10 with a large Miss Nu-Maid photo, with responses sent to 109 East Pearl Street, Cincinnati Ohio.
Government agents Derek Bartell Archie Scott and Dan Frazer navigate a web of plots in Mesa Verde. A meeting to locate a hidden cache ends in a fatal shooting as Frazer confronts Bartell’s store and a would be killer Vince Gale in the street.
In a tense alley confrontation Frazer questions a witness about who fired first and how close the shots were. Helen Bartell cries out as the crowd murmurs, while Frazer insists the group acted to defend their property and lives.
Frazer claims Gale feared recognition after a stagecoach hold up and murder. He says Gale tried to kill his daughter to avoid being exposed, revealing treachery among trusted men and forcing Frazer to seek dependable allies.
Frazer meets Bartell and the Bartell family in Mesa Verde after a gunfight recounts a fatal shot. Derek Bartell reveals a plan to seize control of Sonora with Yaqui alliances while Frazer probes for motives and warns of a possible Mexican political betrayal.
Frazer and Bartell discuss a murder tied to a scheme as tension rises in the store. A street call disrupts them and Helen Bartell learns more about dangerous players and possible risk to her father. The scene ends with Frazer missing a chance to gain crucial information.
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