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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1938

Page

3

Elopement and Tense Showdown in Tail Holt

Ruth Chiswick seeks to save her father Lee from the Fustlers led by Sherm Howard by eloping with Lou How ard. In Yell Sanger's store a stranger aids Ruth as a drunken gunfight erupts with Pender, Lou hides, and Jeff Gray confronts rustlers and sheriffs across Tail Holt. A rider flees as bullets fly.

Ruth Chiswick L Cranch Lee Sherm Howard Lou Howard Sherm Tail Holt Yell Sanger Jim Pender Ruth Jeff Gray Jeff Brand Sanger’s Curly Conner

Ruth Chiswick Faces Judgment Over Tail Holt Plan

Ruth reveals to her father Lee Chiswick that she fled to Tail Holt to marry Lou Howard, then rejected him. The admission triggers a tense confrontation about past flaws, loyalty, and her links to Curly Connor and Sherman Howard as danger looms. Ruth admits faults but stands firm in her stance.

Rious Ruth Lee Sherman Howard Brand Miss Chiswick Curly Dan Connor Chiswick Howard LC Ranch Barclay Broderick Holt Lou Howard Sanger's

Ash-Sifting Diva Harlotte Lansing Articles and Town News

Virginia Vale reports on Harlotte Lansing sifting ashes after her house burned in January with 4000 dollars in jewels found worth 2000 dollars. Irene Wicker is seen eating chives and cottage cheese in Central Park affecting her appetite for lunch. Al Jolson may stay mayor of Encino with street lighting paved streets and fire department plans. Rochelle Hudson enjoys New York during a vacation while New York University names her Queen of the Prom.

Harlotte Lansing NBC Princeton N. J New York al Jolson Encino Calif Rochelle Hudson New York University

Two Very Important Fashions for Spring

Spring sewing offers two key looks a tailored two piece dress for street and business and a softly detailed afternoon dress flattering to larger figures. Patterns 1477 and 1499 cover sizes 14 to 52 with complete sew charts and clear instructions for beginners. Send 15 cents for Barbara Bell Spring and Summer Pattern Book to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept. Chicago.

Barbara Bell Sewing Circle Pattern Dept W. Wacker Dr Chicago Bell Syndicate WNU

Sardines Labeled Hobos of the Sea Span Vast Distances

After 18 years of study the California State Fisheries laboratory calls sardines hobos of the sea. Tagged fish reveal northward migrations from southern spawning grounds off California to central and northern waters, with touches of international concern involving Japan and Mexico.

California State Fisheries Laboratory San Francisco United Press Japan Mexico State Laboratory California Lower Canada

Olivia de Havilland Sailed Quietly to England Under Alias

The actress slipped away from New York to England using the name Lavinia Halliday to avoid reporters. She hinted before departure that she was off to see someone special, her fiancé, described as a foreigner with a title.

Olivia de Haviland New York England

Hollywood eyes remakes and star comebacks in 1940s spree

The column notes Beau Geste to be remade with Gary Cooper, bells for Copperhead and other titles. It mentions Gloria Swanson, Mitzi Green, Anna May Wong selling souvenirs for wartime relief, and RKO courting star status while De Mille plans Union Pacific adaptation.

Hollywood Ronald Colman Gary Cooper Lionel Barrymore Sigrid Gurie Republic Gloria Swanson RKO Mitzi Green Union Pacific Anna May Wong Japan Bluebeard Paul Taylor

Men Love Girls With Pep in Daring Ad Claim

A vintage advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as boosting mood and energy for women. It claims peppy, cheerful women attract men while cross or tired behavior deters interest. The piece urges immediate purchase from a local druggist and cites countless testimonials.

Lydia E. Pinkham Nature Pinkham

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William Macleod Raine WNU Service Chapter Morgan Norris Sanger Lee Chiswick Curly Connor Dan Brand Mr. Connor Mile High Sid Gray Curly’ Counor Chiswicks Mr. Chiswick Jolson Beau Geste Virginia Vale Irene Wicker Central Park Fleet Doan
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