El Diablo Rubio Rescues Heir From Hacienda Trap
In a tense siege near Dos Rios, El Diablo Rubio and Bustamente foil a bandit ambush at Hacienda El Gazilan. They trap and capture Miramontes, seize the bridge approach with barbed wire, and rescue the narrator from captivity. The tale reveals tension within caste and family as revelations of paternity unfold.
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Bustamente
Dos Rios
Apolinar de Ha
Tate Ety de Haro
de Haro
el Gabilian
Sebastian Miramontes
Carmen Teran
Senor
el Diablo Rubio
Lost St Bernard Bruce Rescued After Night Run Through Helena
In Helena Bruce the St Bernard belonging to Mr and Mrs Ruege went missing on a Sunday. Police Officers Young and Montgomery searched the west side including Carroll College campus for hours until Bruce finally returned home at about 10 pm. The dog had eluded capture and sparked a humorous chase through the city.
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St. Bernard
Alps
Bruce
Henry Ruege
Helena
North Dakota
Rueggs
Young
Montgomery
Carroll College
Sener
Healy
Ano St. Bernard
Saltville Siege Report Via Civil Army Patrol
The fragment notes a Civil era action near Saltville aimed at securing salt supplies and locating a chief salt officer. Sparse details describe patrols and strategic aim to disrupt or control salt resources in a contested area.
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Civi
Saltville
Western Life Pays Nearly Half Million In 1939 Claims
Western Life Insurance of Helena reports 1939 payouts totaling nearly 500000 in death claims and matured endowments. Since inception 30 years ago the company has paid out about 33000000 to policyholders and beneficiaries. The firm holds bonds and mortgage loans in Montana and operates mainly in western states.
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Western Life Insurance Company
Helena
Ors
Western
The
Western Life
Montana
Prince
North Central Grasshopper Infestation Shifts in Montana
Montana entomologist Dr. H B Mills reports grasshopper infestation shifting from eastern Montana to north central counties. Hill County shows 83 percent infestation, Blaine Fergus Chouteau and Liberty range 49 to 52 percent. Planned next year bait needs total 5 007 tons sawdust 1 669 tons mill run bran 66 760 tions arsenite.
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Montana
H. B. Mills
Montana State College
Hill
Blaine
Chouteau
Liberty
Fergus
Hill County
Dodson Gym Dedication Highlights WPA Built Facility
A Dodson Montana gymnasium funded by the WPA was dedicated marking the 11th WPA constructed gym in the state over 44 years. The $18,801.82 project completed in under six months includes a 4500 square foot gym and 924 square foot stage projection with two balconies seating 500. H Vande Bogart of Northern Montana College spoke on physical education. Built by Sam Basford WPA supervisor using materials from an older frame building.
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Dodson
WPA
Montana
Gar and Lambert
Stee Wpa
H. Vande Bogart
Norther Montana College
Sam Basford
Two Ice Carnivals Postponed for Best of Reasons
Montana’s two largest ice carnivals were postponed due to no ice. Butte’s midwinter event at Clark Park was canceled on the eve of competition as water covered the site. Great Falls postponed indefinitely after a cold snap failed to arrive.
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Montana
Butte
Clark Park
John Lindquist
City Parks and Playgrounds Committee
Kennedy
Great Falls
Tom Lease
Alberta
Points North
Montana Invited to Exhibit Again at Golden Gate Expo
William W. Henry Jr. promotes Montana at the San Francisco fair urging a 1940 redo of the state exhibit. A 1939 Dude Ranch display drew 11 000 contacts and boosted Montana tourism, while gasoline tax revenue rose by 306 000 from 1938 to 1939. Henry notes lingering interest and a definite Montana exhibit sentiment.
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Treasure Island
Treasure State
Montana
William W. Henry Jr
Butte
Helena
Henry
Montana WPA Safety Record Improves With 20th National Rank
WPA engineering division reports Montana sustains a strong accident prevention program, ranking 20th in the nation. Through Feb 1 the state logged about 66,172,042 man hours with 1,120 disabling injuries and a frequency rate of 17.73 per million hours worked, amid strict Washington rules and local safety leadership.
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WPA
Washington
D. C
Montana
Joseph E. Parker
Parker
Washington Administration
Parker 8
Western States exhibit to travel to San Francisco for 1940 exposition
Montana's world fair commission led by Tom Stout plans a five month Western States exhibit with no building costs and 7,000 dollars shipping to San Francisco. Attendance could reach 6 to 7 million, a library and reading room are proposed, and a Western Hall of Friendship name candidate is floated. Henry, Western Hotel Reporter VP, will tour states to recruit participants while reporting no travel restrictions for Canada.
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Western States
Industrial West, Inc
Henry
Western Hotel Reporter
San Francisco
Montana
British Columbia
Canada
Utah
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News Syndicate Og., Inc
Angels of Death
Don Miguel Orena- Artelan
el Gazilan
Don Miguel
Miramontes
Senorita
Carmen
Caballero
Hidalgo
Miguel Orena Y Artesan
Don Miguel Orena Y Artesan
Hacendado
Rio Puerco
Char
Revolutionary Army
Chica
Chapultepec
Tomas
Jalisco
Clark’s Fork Valley
Sean Bigest
Anaconda
Schenley
ALD Label
Bellabeee
Distillers Con
New York City
Antany
St. Bernards
Three Forks
Missouri River
Chambers of Commerce
Livingston
Bozeman
Whitehall
Belgrade
Trident
Norris
Townsend
Manhattan
Ferguson
W. Gee
Montanans
State Chamber of Commerce
London
Quany Brook
Kentucky
National Distillers Products Corp
N.Y
Russell Prints
United States
Montana Newspaper Association
Great Falls, Montana
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