The Twin Obsession of a Famed Playwright
Doctor Malcolm recalls a gifted playwright who fears losing his mind over a mysterious twin urge. The patient, known only as J, endures sleepless nights and a creeping sense of an unseen brother, a shadow driving his genius and threatening his career.
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Malcolm
Water Board completes five state projects in two years
The Montana water conservation board reports five new state projects costing 4 258 000 over the last two years. Since 1934 the board has spent 12 084 039 48, with 4 138 000 raised by revenue conservation board bonds secured by project income. Projects include Broadwater Missouri Broadwater county and Tongue river Big Horn county plus Dead Man's basin and Middle Creek work underway in Wheatland Musselshell Gallatin counties.
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Montana Water Conservation Board
Sam C. Ford
Revenue Conservation Board
Broadwater-Missouri
Broadwater County
West Fork
Ravalli County
Upper Musselshell
Wheatland County
Tongue River
Big Horn County
Sidney
Rid County
Dead Man’s Basin
Golden Valley Wheatland
Musselshell
Middle Creek
Gallatin County
Helena reports weak 2,632nd tremor in capital region
Helena Montana recorded a weak earthquake near the capital at 11 54 a m mst lasting one second. The US weather service noted the tremor as minor and brief with minimal seismic impact.
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Helena
Montana
United States
Governor Ford Reappoints Dr Downs To State Board
Helena report says Governor Sam C. Ford renewed Dr Lewis F Downs of Bil a seat on the state board of Siamese studies for another three year term. The appointment keeps Downs as a member of the board and extends his tenure in the office.
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Helena
Sam C . Ford
Lewis F
Thomas Lavell pioneer of Montana dies at 86
Thomas Lavell 86 longtime Montana pioneer died January 28 after months in Murray hospital following a fall that fractured his hip. Born December 14 1853 near Buckingham Canada he helped found Butte sawmill and later operated a large cab and transfer business. He lived in Butte since 1887 and was active in hardware real estate and transportation ventures.
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Thomas Lavell
Montana
Wats
Mr. Lavell
Murray Hospital
Buckingham
Ottawa
Canada
Goffrey Lavell
Deere
Butte
Ketchum
Idaho
Lavells
Marcus Daly
Ehder
Thompson Falls
William MaeDermott
David Roach
Butte Cab and Transfer Co
United States
Lavell
Butte Lodge No. 240
The New Suit Peril and a Fading American Dream
A thought on national welfare suggests a suit for every man each year while noting 1940 data showing men bought only a third of a suit. A literary critic’s fame brings gossip and pressure, ending with a trip to Florida after a seaside misadventure and mail from Puji.
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New England
Helena
Trafalgar echoes in disarmament talk and wartime aid
In a fragmentary critique the article likens the Washington Disarmament Conference to a second Trafalgar, noting Britain seeks sea aid while convoys in New York prove inadequate. It recalls British losses and German boasts, cites early wartime destroyer shortfalls, mentions mine defences and the value of aging battleships, arguing pacifist policies backfire.
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Arthur J. Balfour
Harding
Britain
New York
Ourselves
Chicago Daily News
A Column of Jokes from Here and There
A light humor page features short exchanges and quips. Wombat-Why and the neighbor share wordplay about language and knowing facts. A wife jokes about gifts after 30 years of marriage while a speaker is praised for a strong after dinner performance.
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O’jawish
Injured Man Recovers After Snowy Mountains Accident
Virgil Ferguson was accidentally shot in the back by a revolver under his pillow at a cabin in the Snowy mountains. He rode five miles to a nearby ranch and was driven to a physician here, where he is now recovering at home.
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Malcolm
Hannah Elliot
Aline
George Whittier
George
Sylvester
Hannah
Middle West
Fost
Coul
Chicago
Minneapolis
St. Paul
New York
Joel
Elham
Fred
Leander Andrews
Leander
Florida
Puji
Thistlerigg
Harlowton
Virgil Ferguson
Louisville Philosopher Reverses Stance on War Aid
Dr Charles F Virtue of the University of Louisville publicly admitted he was wrong and urged broad aid for Britain early in January despite the risk of entanglement. He had previously argued the United States should avoid commitments in the European war.
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Charles F. Virtue
University of Louisville
United States
Doctor Virtue
Britain
Lavell Family Remains And Relatives Listed
Columbus, the Butte Country club, and the old Silver Bow club figure in the notice of an estate. Immediate surviving relatives include two sons and two daughters, Dr. Thomas E. Lavell of New York City, Charles F. Lavell and Marie M. Lavell of Butte, Mrs. James C. Murphy of Missoula, four grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews. Named relatives include Mrs. Emmet Morrow of Butte and Mrs. Edna Clark of Spokane, Washington.
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Columbus
Butte Country Club
Old Silver Bow Club
Thomas E. Lavell
New York City
Charles F. Lavell
Butte
Marie M. Lavell
James C., Murphy
Missoula
Emmet Morrow
Edna Clark
Spokane
Wash
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