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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1932

Page

3

Valle Verde intrigue over sheep sale and chase

Don Jaime Higuenes plots to outbid Crooked Bill for the Antrim sheep to force Miss Antrim from Valle Verde. A gunfight peril, a staged chase, and a plan to stop the Dingle gang as they attempt a cross border sheep theft unfold on the Texas ranch frontier.

Bill Antrim Tiguenes Tom Antrim Don Jaime Theuenes Crooked BI New York Mr. Blodgett Patricia William B. Latham Crooked Bill Glenn Yackett Jaime Miguel Higuenes Bolivia Roberta Prudencio Alviso Jim Higgins Valle Verde Mr. Higgins Texas Dingle Uncle William Fiddler Glenn Hackett Don Prudencio Alviso Dobbs Ferry Uncle Bill Ufe Ken Ken Wobart Itoberta Jimmy Robby Bill Dingle Las Cruces Bobby Glenn Higuenes Las Cruces County Tulio Julio Ken Hobart Ken Tlobart Dingie Hobart Pringle Los Algodanes Mr. Dingle Mexico Rio Grande

Crooked Bill’s Telegram Signals Rising Turmoil

Aboard a train bound for Paso, Crooked Bill hurls a cryptic telegram to Glenn Hackett about a sunk ship and a feeble minded quip while Don Jaime and Ken Hobart discuss plans against murderers. They spot a red dot warning as they ride toward Los Algodones.

Bill Ke] Paso Glenn Hackett Higgins Boy Don Jaime Ken Hobart Hobart Ken Dingle Los Algodones Don

Nature and Talent: Limits of Human Intelligence

The article argues that heredity and Providence shape talents and faculties, noting that no anatomy is flawless and perfect intelligence is unlikely in any person. It reflects on how mind capacity is bestowed like limbs and organs and should be used wisely rather than judged by moronic traits.

Ancient hieroglyphics link Easter Island and India

Reports to the French Academy by On Pelliot claim Indian glyphs six thousand years old match inscriptions on tablets from Easter Island. Sir John Marshall presented the finding, with Prof. Willamme de Hevesy asserting the two scripts likely share a common origin due to their close similarity.

Easter Island Pacific India French Academy of Sceleneces Pelliot John Marshall Academy Willamme de Hevesy Easter Ishand Hevesy

Creomulsion Promises Relief for Persistent Coughs and Colds

An advertisement promotes Creomulsion as a new emulsified creosote medicine that soothes inflamed membranes and inhibits germs. It claims relief for persistent coughs bronchitis and related respiratory illnesses with a money back guarantee if not relieved after following directions.

This Woman Lost 45 Pounds of Fat

A testimonial from Mrs. Carl Wilson of Manton Michigan claims she lost 45 pounds and 6 inches from hips and bust in three months using Kruschen salts. She describes taking half a teaspoonful in hot water each morning and notes a bottle lasts five weeks, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied after the first bottle.

Carl Wilson Manton, Mich America

Gossip Siphons Through Silent Halls of the Boss Apartment

In a brief comic aside a Mrs Boss remarks on husband’s night outings, with a neighbor replying that she shares the habit. The exchange underscores domestic routines and social dynamics within the building.

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Peter B. Eyné Peter B. Jéyne An Higuenes An Antrim Viguenes Ireland England Tara Tie Antrim Ranch RCO Sulther Lumorist London Mrs. Boss University of California's Hospital and Medical School
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