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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1941

Page

7

Love Returns in Two-Part Tale at Lockley

In this installment Julie and Avon navigate guardianship, scandal, and a marriage proposal as Major Coleton’s return tests loyalty. Avon reveals a plan to marry Julie to shield her from a raucous past, then offers a continent escape. Julie accepts, insisting their lives remain as they are, and the couple proclaims love as they seal their future.

Lockley Avon Corin Miss Coleton Lord Avon Julie Joanna Aldgate Colin Major Coleton William Boot Coleton Bordeaux London Bridge Toeo Bay of Biscay Avors Nol Sweet Joe Nel Lake of Como Cromer Miss Aldgate Darling

Prominent Montana Mining Man Charles Longmaid Dies

Montana mining circles mourn the death at Helena of Charles Longmaid 78 a longtime prominent figure in the industry Born in France he came to the United States in 1877 with his father a noted European mining engineer TheLongmaid and his family worked in mines at Butte Boulder and in Oregon He retired from mining years ago and later ranching before his final retirement.

Avon Julie Glencouth Nol Darling Montana Helena Charles Longmaid France Longmaid Butte Boulder Oregon

The Big Muddy: Missouri River Nickname Highlight

The Missouri River is commonly referred to as The Big Muddy in regional and historical references, reflecting its muddy waters and expansive course across multiple states. The nickname appears in various newspapers and travel writings as a descriptor for the river.

Missouri River Big Muddy

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