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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1937

Page

3

Secret mining coup tests love amid arc tic frontier

Pat, daughter of Wellington, confronts Warren Lovett of Wellington Parkes Lovett Inc as he plans to starve out prospector claims on Resurrection River. Craig Tartton, deputy mining inspector, returns changed but reveals he is already married. Pat ends engagement with Warren.

Warren Lovett Wellington, Parkes’ & Lovett Mines of Chicago Canadian Arctic Resurrection Dynamite Bay Patritia Jasper Wellington Warren Pat Lupe Chiwaughimi Craig Tarlton Resurrection River Craig Craig Tartton House of Wellington, Parkes & Lovett Tarlton Patricia Rosalie Ea Eens Wellington Dave Treeshia

Boerne News Briefs Reflect Local Events

Disjointed OCR fragment mentions Boerne Wet Belgium area and figures like William Byron Mowery. Content unclear with damaged text and partial quotes, limiting specific facts or names. The readable bits suggest local notices or brief items without a coherent full event or outcome.

Stormy frontier and a desperate mining clash unfolds

In a remote Yukon style setting Craig confronts Warren over a fair deal for 300 workers and a stalled mine fight. Patricia fears ruin as Warren buys up claims leaving the Den near collapse. Craig discovers a potential gold vein in the Wolf Lairs that could fund the struggle and reshape the conflict.

Craig Patricia Ottawa Phil Kessler Kessler Greenhorn

Notary Public Oath and Voice Reveals Character

A historical note explains notaries public as public officers who attest deeds and affi davits with official seals and certify writings. It also discusses how voice reveals character, citing Pearson's London Weekly on how weak colorless voices suggest personality.

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