Movie Star Beatrice Joyce Returns Home for Christmas
Mollie Davis known as Beat rice Joyce visits her birthplace in Haynes Center for a solitary New England Christmas. The actress seeks authenticity and recalls a life without blood relatives, confessing regret over an impulsive nationwide life. She travels east alone, staying in the old Davis homestead with only a caretaker nearby.
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Ollie Davis
Beatrice Joyce
Davis Homestead
Haynes Center
Mollie
California
Mollie Davis
New England
Mollie Davis Spreads Christmas Spirit in Haynes Center
Mollie Davis, in Haynes Center, spots a destitute newsboy eyeing skates and resolves to share Christmas joy. She offers to buy him a pair after learning his wish, while the boy laments the hopelessness of affording such a gift.
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Mollie
Sie
Mollie Returns Home and Reassesses Her Life in Haynes Center
Mollie, facing an empty world, returns to Haynes Center awaiting what comes next. She visits her parents’ graves, inspects the aging home, and learns town updates from caretaker Anne Quirk before wandering Main Street among Christmas crowds. The piece sketches a life split between memory and a possible new path in a town reshaped by time.
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Mollie
Spring Grove
Haynes Center
Ywner
Molise
Billy Bliss
Haynes
Center
Billy
Boston
New York
Anne Quirk
Anne
Ollie
Father
Mother
Cy Warren
Hiram Phelps
The
Savings Bank
Gadder
Europe
Henry
Main Street
WPA sewing room consolidation plan announced
Presidential approval of a $685,151 statewide WPA sewing room project consolidates 176 individual city and county rooms into a streamlined unit. WPA Administrator Joseph Jarkxer announced the move to improve efficiency and reduce arduous work.
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WPA
Eee
Joseph ‘Arkxer
Commission Denies Miles City Gas Rate Cut
The state railroad and public service commission denied the Miles City residents' application to reduce natural gas rates charged by Montana-Dakota Utilities Co. John Bonner, secretary-counsel for the commission, said.
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State Railroad and Public Service Commission
Miles City
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
John Bonner
Commission
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