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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1922

Page

2

Stanford Broughton Seeks Heirloom Hidden by Grandfather

Under his grandfather's will, Stanford Broughton, society idler, inherits about 440000 and a clue to a safe repository marked by a brown-haired blue-eyed girl a pie bald horse and a split-faced dog. He initially sees a joke but aims to locate the legacy on a Denver bound journey after a fellow traveler tells of a flooded tine in the mining story.

Stanford Broughton Stanford Denver Charles Bullerton Pol Guild of Smokeroom Ranancers Amps Colorado Springs Pueblo Hrie BD. & RG Manitou Percy Jasper Brownbeard Bullton Bulletin Mining Exchange South America Bullerton Colorado Cripple Creek Hotel Savoy John Smith Alexander the Great Mr. Bullerton Hilton Placerville Red Desert Angels Atropia Place Tomorruw Pullman of Angels Atropia Placerville- Atrépia Tropia Ilveryman

Mine chase fuels Denver to Cripple Creek trek

The narrator pursues clues about Grandfather Jasper's hidden mine and a man named Charles Bullerton. He follows telegrams and maps from Denver to Cripple Creek and Placerville, seeking Bullerton’s location and a possible joint hunt for the unknown repository.

Backcountry Whimsy and a Quick Escape to Angels

A narrator in a rambling Western traverse seeks Placerville in the Red Desert. After misdirections and a dubious stop in Atropia Angels, he steals a tiny track car to flee a pistol shot, ending with Angels fading in the distance.

Desert Wire Rescue Sparks Improvised Fix

A narrator in a desert chase fights a broken ignition wire after the car stalls on a steep grade. With no spare wire, he spots telegraph lines and imagines using the wires as a substitute, inspired by a desert breeze and a hopeful plan to reach the graveyard city on foot.

Graveyard City Sahara

Large scale fats used in Denmark for oleomargarine

Denmark relies on refined animal fats and vegetable oils to manufacture oleomargarine. Key sources include beef tallow and lard as well as cottonseed and palm oils processed for margarine production.

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