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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1932

Page

6

Roberta Antrim Inherits Texas Ranch Amid Ranch War

Roberta Antrim learns of her uncle William Antrim's violent death and, advised by lover Glenn Hackett, plans to travel to Texas where she is sole heir to thousands of sheep driven onto land controlled by Rancho Valle Verde. Ken Wobart, a Texas Ranger, becomes manager while Don Jaime pursues Roberta romantically.

Roberta Antrim William Latham Bil Jaime Miguel Higuenes Rancho Valle Verde Texas Tom Antrim Glenn Hackett Roberta Antrim Lon Jaime Ken Wobart Texas Ranger Don Jaime

Ranger and Don Jaime plan defense as border feud simmers

Texas Ranger Captain Hobart warns Don Jaime Higuenes of a private war with Antrim's sheepmen. They plot a staged legal battle, bail preparations, and a strategic withdrawal to Los Algodones while organizing defense and air of plausible alibi. Combat risks loom as both sides mobilize.

Antrim Don Jaime Miguel Higuenes Don Jaime Jon Jaime Ranger Hobart Los Algodones Jaimen Ken Hobart Ken Wirico Carayeo

Stagecoach War Tidings in Texas Hills

Don Jaime Miguel Higuenes defends public lands from Antrim grazing. Antrim uses trespass law to push sheep onto Higuenes water rights. A shootout leaves Antrim dead. Ken Hobart the ranger tends Don Jaime’s wounds. Roberta Antrim and a New York connection emerge as clues. (TO BE CONTINUED.)

Don Jaime Antrim Don Jaime Miguel Higuenes Texas Hicuenes Higuenes Fee Don Jaime Higuenes Don Jaime Miguel Huguenes Ken Hobart Tim Tom Antrim Ken Thomas Antrim Ant Iere John Las Cruces Atlantic City Roberta Antrim Hillcrest Dodds Ferry Westchester County New York Uncle Tom Bables

Unknown Cleveland Girl Makes Aboard Dining Car Revelation

A Cleveland vacationing girl aboard a railroad dining car overheard a waiter remark that she hadn’t ridden with them lately. She responds that she was married but divorced after her husband eloped with a movie actress.

California Pig Syrup Promoted as Health Aid for Children

An ad touts California Pig Syrup as a pure vegetable laxative that restores health to many children worldwide. It claims a gentle, fruity flavor, appetite stimulation, and normal bowel action, citing a Topeka mother praising its effects on her daughter Bonnie B. and urging readers to ask for the genuine product marked California.

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Kita Sato: Pioneer Microbe Hunter in Wartime Field Notes

In World War I battlefields in northern France fields teemed with tetanus bacilli. injuries would have led to high mortality without a timely antidote. The tale of Kitasato, the Japanese pioneer whose research aided antitoxin development, is recounted by Dr. Chiuude Lillingston in Uygein Magazine.

France Baton Shibasaburo Kitasato Kitasato Chiuude Lillingston Uygein Magazine

Fills the Bill to Do Something Big and Clean

An illustrated Berlin page quotes a witty line about aiming for grand deeds and then performing a humorous task of washing an elephant. The quip reflects comic editorial tone of the period.

Deutsche Illustrierte Berlin

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