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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1931

Page

3

Montana Highway Commission to Let Nine Contracts in July

The state highway commission plans to award nine contracts at its July 22 meeting. Two eastern Montana projects include oiling 20.9 miles west from Laurel to the Columbus hill and a 24.9 mile Custer Hysham grading project with bridges. Bond issues totaling 1.5 million will fund federal aid matching to 3 million for the road program. Billings prison plans will be reviewed by Billings Federal Prisons director Billings Bates after site inspections.

Montana State Highway Commission W. J. Mulvaney Laurel Columbus Hill Custer- Hysham Commission Highway Commission Montana Supreme Court Mulvaney Yellowstone River Custer Big Horn Billings Sanford Bates Federal Bates Hattie San Antonio Texas Helena American Smelting and Refining Company Murray Utah East Helena Mont Dillon Beaverhead National Forest Madison Forest Butcher Creek Philadelphia Flathead Lake St. Regis District Court For Fourth District Wibaux Main Street P. A. Fischer John P. Lynch Helen Rataczek Bridgeman Russell Lynch Miles City Boy Scout Camp Custer George W. Roskie Whitetail Ranger Station Glenn H. Prather Boyce Clark, Jr Robert Hackman Robert Aikens Charles Jelinek Jerry Frawley Boy Scouts Feactive

Yancey Cravat Returns to Oklahoma with Treachous News

Yancey Cravat, editor of the Wichita Wigwam and Sabra Venable’s husband, heads to the Oklahoma country with their son Cimarron. The journey follows his resolve to uncover who killed Editor Pegler, culminates in a confrontation where Yountis is shot after Pegler’s killer is named.

Yancey Cravat Indian Territory Venable Yancey Sabra Venable Wichita Wigwam Oklahoma Country Sabra Yountis Pegler

Sabra Cravat Shapes Osage Town Social Age

In Osage Indian Territory Sabra Cravat leads local women to form a Philo mathean club and social center. She inspires modest reform through adopted Harper's Bazaar crafts, printed instructions, and a civically minded circle amid drought, mud, and frontier life.

Sabra -Cravat Grimly Sabra Yancey Ile Sabra Harper's Bazar Harper's Oklahoma Cairo Tracy Wyatt Wahoo Osage Chicago Louie Hefner Doe Nishett

Sabra Sees Hidden Scandal In Turbulent Courtship

Sabra confronts Evergreen Waltz over a secret lover and a dangerous gamble. A crippled gambler crosses Sabra’s path with a threatening note as Vincey and Sabra debate Browning and marital rumors. The window scene erupts in shock as a fatal shot ends a young wife’s fragile secrecy.

Yancey Sabra Mrs. Browning Aurora Leigh Vincey

Donna Cravat and Sabra's Oklahoma rebirth

In Osage Sabra Cravat endures a June birth attended by Dr Don Valliant. Donna Cravat becomes the town’s scandal and Sabra gains strength to reshape her world, guiding Cimarron and Donna while Sul Levy sells in the dusty streets. Sabra returns to the wild country she once fled, now its matriarch.

Sabra Osage Don Valliant Yancey Donna Oklahoma Cim Jesse Rickey Sugar Tovey Isaiah Jesse Sickey Philomathean Club Subra Louie Hefner Sul Levy Chicago Kansas City Omaha Gray Horse Hominy Kid Santa Fe Woetoka Sheriffs Dixie Lee Sally Wichita Kansas Garden Venables Cimarron Peceno Gitano the Venables Felice Venable Mellie Venable Demesne Wilds

Russian song life linked to people from birth to death

The article notes that folk song in Russia reflects life events from birth to death and that Russians prefer minor modes. César Cul’s book classifies Russian composers into three groups: old lyric school, Glinka era, and the New-R.

Russia César Cul la Musique En Russie Glinka Darkomi Jzsky

Yancey Missing as Katy Arrives at Osage Station

Sabra faces a shocked Osage station as Yancey is absent and a town rumor spreads that a boy is killed. Station agent Pat Leary relays that Yancey is wounded, not dead, after losing the child in a troubling turn of events.

Osage Dixie Lee Wahoo Sabra Yancey Osayze Wichita Kansas City Donna Pat Leary Katy Mr. Leary Nick

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