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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1930
Page
3
A reader notices a new mystery title The Mazaroff Mystery attributed to J S Fletcher and Alfred A Knopf Inc in a W N U Service listing. The entry notes authorship and publishing service details typical of wire service notices.
In a tense chapter Maythorne and Holt unravel Mallison's possible link to Mazaroff’s murder as Sheila Merchison confesses a stolen York will. Sheila reveals her mother’s money motives, her own risky theft, and a plan to safeguard the document before a late night ride to Maida Vale.
Mervyn Holt travels with a man calling himself Mazaroff who stays at the Woodcock inn on Marrasdale moor. After Mazaroff vanishes and is later found murdered, diamonds go missing and Mazaroff is identified as Merchison. Holt inherits a will, while London contact Kloop and agents reveal two rare diamonds linked to Lord and Lady Locke.
Mervyn and Sheila walk toward Maythorne's office along Mdgware Road. They discuss returning home after delivering a will and facing a possible family row. A sudden stop occurs as Sheila spots the open door of a nearby tobacconist’s shop, hinting at an imminent development.
A London Spectator review relays Sir James Jeans explanations of the atom and cosmos. He likens electron speed to a seaplane’s pace and notes the empty vastness of space with sparse matter. He suggests a gossamer universe abundant with pattern yet rare in solid substance.
Haley Fiske recounts a parable about an eastern Europe branch. A peasant asks what he would receive if his house and barn burned tonight. The manager replies with a range of ten to three years, illustrating clarity in insurance terms.
The London Observer reports the National Union of Students survey across English and Welsh universities lists happiness drivers. Top priorities include a sound constitution and sense of humor, followed by congenial work, an assured future, and a charming spouse.
The piece muses on the name Sally as a warm, practical figure who helps with small tasks and comfort. It weighs whether Sally suits a career, hints at family ties, and playfully imagines a future marriage while noting Sally’s kindness and sensible nature. It closes with a brief, unrelated note on historical glove use across cultures.
Richard McCarthy assistant and chemist listed as the assayer and chemist in a box 858 filing or directory entry. The notice identifies McCarthy with professional titles and a boxed address reference.
A one hundred dollar reward is offered to a non law enforcement individual for the arrest and conviction of anyone collecting bounty funds illegally in the Madison National Forest. The notice is issued by the Sheep Growers Association.
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers' Association posts a $250 reward for the conviction of any sheep thief and a $100 reward for the conviction of any camper.
Satis faction Guaranteed Outside work solicited French Dyeing and Cleaning at 60 West Galena St Butte Montana Phone 516 Adv tf
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