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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1921

Page

2

Norcross Abandons Rail Line In Lone City Drama

Jimmie Dodds awakens to a burned hand and a tangled railroading crisis. Norcross resigns after a cryptic note and telegrams from Chadwick and Dunton spark a leadership scramble as Van Britt and Hatch face a mounting scandal.

Resigned and Rescued at Portal City Rail Hold Up

Graham Norcross railroad manager and secretary Jim Dodds are marooned at Sand Creek siding with Sheila Macrae and her cousin. They witness a train holdup where a Special car is stolen. Norcross rescues John Chadwick and is offered Pioneer Short Line management. Norcross forms Citizens' Storage to curb monopoly and pursues Sheila while learning she is married.

Plateh Norcross Sand Creek Oman Nor- Cross John Chadwick Strathcona Chadwick Mererass Hatch Maisie Arm Oregon Avoods Vonglastir Cousin Basil Mr Novcrdss Tle Ome Maisie Ann Kate Coad Madsie Ann van Uritt Mr. Norcross Bullard Arnes Jimmie Shem Mr Chadwick Mr. Chadwick Chicago Trim Dimimie Tim Dunton Citizens’ Storage & Warehouse Organization Dismuke Hornack Mr. Ripley Sheila van Britt Afr Fred May Sypopsis Graham Norcross Jimie Dodis Sand Creek Siding Sheila Macrae Fimineisl Portal City Dodds Jlateh and Henckel Red Tower Corporation Citizens' Storage and Warehouse Company

Spontaneous Combustion Concerns in Cotton and Oil

A historical note explains that hollow cotton fibres carry oxygen and burn quickly. When cotton and oil are combined, both rich in oxygen, the surplus accelerates ignition and can cause spontaneous combustion in oily rags.

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