Mystery entwined in a town murder and tangled alibis
Megan and Jim confront a web of deception as Miss Martha confesses a murder blame shifting to her sister. Bob reveals the true culprit, while the community heals from Alicia Stevenson's vicious tongue and the town regroups after tragedy.
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Martha
Letty
Tom
Bob Reynolds
Miss MacTavish
Alicia
Jim MacTavish
Mrs. Stevenson
Bob
Miss Martha
Mr. MacTavish
Megan
Etty
Miss Evans
Laurence
Jim
Alicia Stevenson
Pleasant Grove
Meadersville
Annie
Meggie
The
Sentinel
Dick Morgan
Washington
Ancient Customs Told In New Christmas Designs
Santa imagery stems from Clement Moore's verse read to his children. Mistletoe rites by Druids linked to purity and healing, hung over doorways. In 10th century Europe trees gained fruits then ornaments. Dutch settlers in New Amsterdam popularized stockings hung by the fireplace for gifts.
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Santa Claus
Clement Moore
Santa
Britain
Gaul
George Jacob
Western
Europe
New Amsterdam
Christmas Reflections on Nazareth and Joy to the World
The text meditates on the meaning of Christmas focusing on the Man of Nazareth. It links gifts lights and child laughter to divine gifts and recalls the song Joy to the World as a Christmas greeting from the newspaper. The piece emphasizes hope love courage humility and timeless presence.
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Man of
Nazareth
Classified autos and service offers in Montana and beyond
New tires and tubes for cars and trucks with aviation sized tires noted. Local ads include Wally for Tires Great Falls Butte, Moore's Service Simms Montana, and Davis Dam Drug Store lease details. Also listings for rental space, jewelers, toy distributors, and farm stock across Montana, Arizona, Utah, and Colorado with prices and contact hints.
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Great Falls
Moore's
Simms
Montana
Davis Dam
Rock
Ralph J. Harman
Kingman
Arizona
Kohler
Kohler Electric
Farm Light & Service
Montana Avenue
Glastonbury Thorn Legend of Christmas Bloom
The Glastonbury thorn legend tells that Joseph of Arimathea visited England and struck his staff into Wearyall Hill. On Christmas Eve the staff sprouted snow white blossoms, and the bush bloomed until its destruction in the civil wars.
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Glastonbury
Christ
Joseph of
Arimathea
England
Wearyall Hill
Gifts Once Welcomed by Soldiers in the Civil War
A historical list notes items recommended for soldiers in service to receive. The gifts include ambrotypes in five pound cases Dutch ovens feather beds and pillows watermelons baby wagons castor oil catnip tea fiddle strings vases for flowers ice cream freezers hot water for soaking feet nutmeg graters Suffolk pigs for pets and chicken gravy in bowls.
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