The Gilded Pupil Ends in a Bold Kidnap Plot
Ann and Miss West foil a kidnapping attempt at the cottage in the wood. Coles, the new maid, and two ruffians scheme to lure Stella with a forged note, but Ann's forged handwriting and Miss West's cunning force the criminals to abandon the plan as the Williams household intervenes. Stella returns to safety and the attempted ransom is exposed.
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Ann
Maggie
Coles
Miss West
Marion Coles
Williams
Oxford
Stella
Doris
Genwin
O. K
Hereford
How To Make Blueberry Jam In Home Kitchen
Blueberries are crushed and lemon juice added. Sugar is measured and kept aside until needed. Prepared fruit is cooked with powdered fruit pectin on high flame until a hard ball forms, then sugar is stirred in, butter can reduce foaming, jam is poured hot into jars and pariffined. Makes about nine 8 ounce glasses.
Mrs Coates Returns From Writers Job In Montana
Grace Stone Coates returned home after seven months away resigning as district supervisor of the federal writers project based in Billings. She plans a Martinsdale summer. H G Merriam resigned as state director and will teach at the University of Oregon this summer. Richard Lake acted as director until June 20 and will spend time with his parents in Harlowton before continuing with Caxton Printers. Horace Chadbourne of Kalispell will become state director.
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Federal Writers’ Project
Billings
Martinsdale
H. G. Merriam
University of Oregon
Richard Lake
Harlowton
Caxton Printers, Ltd
Caldwell
Idaho
American and
Montana Guides
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Kalispell
Mr. Merriam
Pupil Advances Rapidly in Rural School Remarkable Anna Hughes
Anna May Hughes 11, daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Hughes of Andes, has advanced two grades each year for two years and will enter high school at 11, based on her rapid progress in the rural school.
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Raymond Hughes
Andes
Miss Hughes
Rancher and Wife Hide and Seek in Miles City Hotel
Rancher Gene Michels and his wife planned to meet at a Miles City hotel after a trip. They repeatedly failed to connect, each entering rooms in alternating suites, then Michels left to his Broadus ranch. Mrs Michels later arrived by bus. behavior described alongside a traffic safety note.
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Finellyer
Michels
Broadus
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