The Detective's Wife Nisa 4
Tom Burke an LA private enquirer investigates the case of Harriet Russell the film executive's wife accused of sending anonymous letters. Jenny aids by gathering evidence as Tom uncovers Miss Denny's death and Captain Morgan's murder linking Harriet to a possible retrial and a $20000 reward.
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Tom
Moppet
Brent
Russell
Nix
Jenny
Harriet Russell
Brent Russell
San Francisco
Hollywood
Santa Anita
Miss Denny
Pepper Tree Arms
Los Angeles
Jack Morgan
California
South America
Legion approves lease lead bill at special meeting
In Chinook the American Legion voted 58 to 5 in favor of a lease lead bill during a special gathering. In Wolf Point George Barwise learned his brother Robert and two Liverpool cousins were killed in an air raid. In Choteau the James Smith insurance agency was taken over by Arnold C. Hanusa. In Sweet Grass L C Hafferman, immigration station inspector, is being transferred to Portland. In Red Lodge 40 CCC youths build a rock-faced dam on Leavens ranch near Bearcreek, 22 feet high, 8 feet top width, 140 feet base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Wolf Point
George Barwise
Robert
Liverpool
England
Choteau
Cc. James Smith
Arnold C. Hanusa
Sweet Grass
L. C. Hafferman
United States
Portland
Red Lodge
CCC
Leavens Ranch
Bearcreek
Prospector George Newkirk Known as Pocatello George Dies
George Newkirk better known as Pocatello George or Old Poke died of pneumonia in a Lost Creek cabin after a life roaming to seek mineral treasure. He held a working interest in a silver lead proposition and was offered a substantial sum for his mine stake before death.
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George Newkirk
Nation has many farms with large acreage and value
The 1940 census shows 6 096 789 farms in the United States with 1 060 507 355 acres of land and farm values totaling 33 644 263 247 dollars. In 1939 crops were harvested from 321 757 900 acres, while 20 560 659 acres had crops planted but failed. Meanwhile Britain sees diamond sales at nearly twice prewar prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
William Lane Austin
Bureau of the Census
Department of Commerce
Mystery of Cap tain Morgan Murder Sparks New Theories
Characters discuss a complex murder case involving Captain Morgan, Mrs Russell, and Miss Denny. Allegations include a youthful affair, a staged cover, and a motive to murder to silence trouble with a husband. The scene reveals financial obsession and a plan to relocate to the Pepper Tree Arms as a fresh start.
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Heaven
Hell
Captain Morgan
Mrs. Russell
San Francisco
Miss Denny
Pepper Tree Arms
Tom
Morgan
Jank
Jenny
Kalamazoo
Tom J. Davis of Butte Named Rotary International Candidate
Tom J. Davis of Butte Montana is nominated for Rotary International president for 1941 42. Messages of support arrive from Armando de Arruda Pereira Paul Harris and leaders across the world praising his Rotary service and leadership qualities.
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Tom Davis
Butte
Rotary International
Tom J. Davis
J. H. Garberson
Miles City
112Th
Rotary
Tom
Armando de Arruda Pereira
Brazil
R. I
Paul Harris
Mr. Davis
Philippines
Rotarians of
Orient
Cesar D. Andrade
Ecuador
Wired
United States
Canada
W. D. Head
Guy Gundaker
Philadelphia
H. H. Rogers
San Antonio
Tex
Arthur Sapp
Indiana
Russel F. Greiner
Kansas City
Brooklyn- New York
Thomas J. Davis
Mont
Lst
Thomas Jefferson Davis
Weir City
Kan
University of Michigan Law School
Montana and
American Bar Associations
Butte Club
Utah
Idaho
Montana
Havana
Denver
Recruits in Camp Johnson and 800-Year-Old Alligator Tale
A Miles City letter from Camp Joseph KE Johnson Jacksonville Florida recalls marching from Ft George Wright to St Paul and Chicago. The writer notes 800-year-old alligator Jess Willard owning horses and an 800-year-old alligator weighing 1500 pounds among other camp life details near Pablo Beach and St Johns River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Miles City
Joseph KE. Johnson
Jacksonville
Fla
Bill
George Wright
Wash
Spokan
Jacksonyvill
N. P
Spokain
St. Paul
Chicago
Chi
Jess Willard
Sam
Camp Johnson
Pablo Beach
Atlantic Beach
St. Johns River
Phones in Canada Reach 1.397 Million in 1939
Canada had 1,397,272 telephones in service by end of 1939, averaging 12.35 phones per 100 inhabitants. The figure reflects nationwide telephone distribution and broader communications infrastructure.
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Canada
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Nisa
Olga L. Rosmanith
News Syndicate Co., Inc
Tom Burke
Benedict Canyon
Ney
Russell Case
Supreme Picture Corporation
Culver City
Helen Hayes
Sally Victor
Bors
Kevin
Albert Goeddertz
Albert Simms
Gordon Campbell
Kevin Hotel
Prospector
Britain
Dolores Gillen
Columbia Network
Kate Hopking
Angel of Mercy
Clark’s Fork Valley
Anaconda Copper Mining CO
Lands Department
Missoula, Mont
Old Sunny Brook
Kentucky
National Distillers Products Corporation
N. Y
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