Miss Withers Solves a Murder via Unicorn Clues
In a New York studio murder linked to painter Michael Rose, detective Gumple plans to boost art sale profits. Miss Hildegarde Withers exposes the staged weapon and the stash of deception, guiding Inspector Piper to unravel the case and reveal Gumple as killer.
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Michael Rose
Bloom
Piper
Jefferson School
Homicide Bureau
Manhattan
Dr. Bloom
Miss Hildegarde Withers
Aileen Sutton
G P'S
Bix
Gumple
Bixie
Oscar Piper
Sonny
Withers
Sutton
Rose
Miss Withers
Mexico
Texas
Mr. Gumple
Wilton Gumple
Hildegarde
Jared Jones
Praise Montana as Tourist Land
Travel editors praised Montana as a premier vacation area in a North West tourism feature. Montanans Inc. cites widespread publication space for Montana’s travel prospects. Chicago Herald American writer Lee Davis extols Glacier Park views and Montana dude ranch hospitality as antidotes to stress.
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Pacific Northwest Tourist Association
Northwest
Montana
Montanans, Inc
Lee Davis
Chicago Herald- American
Glacier National Park
Advan
Economic Adjustments and Family Hardships in a Stretched Community
The piece contrasts two households Mrs King and Mrs Robinson amid post shortage times. Kings push for creature comforts while Robinsons share frugal living fostering resilience in children. A neighborly trio including Mrs Smith highlights varied coping strategies and social ties within a struggling neighborhood.
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Hilda Richmond
Mrs. Robinson
Times
King
Robinson
Billy Robinson
Joe
Little King
Mrs. King
Smiths
Robinsons
Kings
Vaccination urges for fowl pox in young flocks
Advice urges vaccinating late hatch chicks under three months to prevent fowl pox. Vaccination can begin after 12 weeks and costs about a cent per chick for a 500 bird flock. Technique is simple and a scab appears in 7 to 10 days indicating immunity develops in about 28 days.
Davis on the virtues of dude ranch life
Davis writes that ranch life fosters self-reliance, appreciation of beauty, and a strong value for the outdoors beyond play and rest. The passage highlights how time on a ranch shapes character and connects people with nature.
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Tages
Davis
Montanans Named to Officers Reserve Corps Appointments
The War Department announced Montanans who accepted officer reserve corps appointments. Second lieutenants in infantry reserve include Donald Curtis Allen, Jack Marion Asal Jr, Bruce Campbell Babbitt, Frederick Earle Barrett, Heath Bottomly, Robert Lee Bowman, John Peter Connor, Arthur Kelly Conrad, Louis Owen Coombe, William Ray Davis, John Holland Duncan, Halvor Olaf Ekern Jr, Dean Eldon Galles, Robert John Kretzer, Leroy David Limpus, William Stanley Lueck, William Roger McClure, Walter Kent Millar Jr, Sam Alfred Roberts, George Gustave Ruffel, James Charles Salinas, Herman Udo Schrader, Gordon Francis Shields Jr, Norman Church Streit Jr. Also second lieutenants, quartermaster reserve include Hammitt Eugene Porter, Derek William Prices, Earl Francis Smith.
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War Department
Thompson Falls
Dean Eldon Galles
Billings
Robert John Kretzer
Anaconda
Leroy David Limpus
Winifred
William Stanley Lueck
William Roger McLure
Missoula
Walter Kent Millar Jr
Sam Alfred Roberts
Helena
George Gustave Ruffel
Belt
James Charles Salinas
Miles City
Herman Udo Schrader
Browning
Gordon Francis Shields Jr
Great Falls
Norman Church Streit Jr
Leutenants
Quartermaster Reserve
Hammitt Eugene Porter
Brevensville
Derek William Prices
Earl Francis Smith
Sea Lion Consumes About 40 Pounds Fish Daily
A sea lion eats roughly 40 pounds of fish each day, feeding on seafood meals as part of its regular diet. This daily consumption highlights the animal's high energy needs and impact on local fish populations.
Rich gold find in 1923 rekindled in Montana era
Historic Helena display showed gold ore worth thousands per ton from the McKey claim shaft near Deadwood Gulch. Lawler Bros and Arnold located the source at Deadwood Gulch while mining big nuggets tied to Montana placer gold history. A small mill processed ore from the new find.
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Montana
Helena
McKey
Deadwood Gulch
Uncle Ben Gulch
First National Bank
Conrad Bank
Kalispell
John McIrvin
Hoyt Bros
Lawlers
Arnold
The Bell Airacuda Called First True Sky Battleship
Aviation experts hail the Bell Airacuda as a pioneering battleship of the sky. The American pine craft uses two 1,000 hp engines to reach 350 mph and carries two rapid fire cannons along with four machine guns.
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Miss Withers and the Unicorn
Palmes
News Syndicate Co., Inc
Sunny Brook
National Distillers Products Corp
N. Y
The
National Kindergarten Association
West 40Th St
New York City
Marjorie Davies
Doris Dudley
Peggy
Columbia Networks
Mister Meek
Marjorie
CBS
Brother Rat
Main St. Butte, Mont
Hotel Rainbow
Peaceres Hostelry
Eddy Gallivan
Mgr
Mack’s
Piccadilly
Fountain Service
Central Avenue
Padre
California
Cucamonga, California
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