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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1934

Page

3

Wall and Rustlers Plot at Herrick Ranch in Utah

Jim Wall a Wyoming cowpuncher seeks new work in Utah meets Hank Hays who works for Herrick a ranch owner in the mountains. Hays plans to steal Herrick 12000 head of cattle and money with two lieutenants. Heeseman warns Wall of past double crossing and tries to court Herrick's sister Helen while Wall is kept on edge by danger and deception.

Jim Wall Wyoming Utah Hank Hays Herrick Hays Helen Ilva Heeseman Wall Miss Herrick Jim Jack Dinged Grand Smoky Uways Hutto Trowdy Barnes Grand Junction Tim Brad Star Ranch Hank Monk Hays Sfavs Limestone Springs Helen Herrick Wal Worthy Bernie Haik Nix Herricks

Chapter V Continued 8 A Wild Cattle Drive Schemes

Jim confronts Hays and Smoky as plans unfold for a larger cattle drive. Smugglers discuss a one big drive to outflank Herrick, while Jim weighs risks and potential gains. Tension grows over loyalty, money, and a pending departure from Star Ranch.

Western romance intensifies as Jim confronts Hank Hays

Jim Wall grows torn between his growing love for Miss Herrick and Hank Hays threat as Miss Herrick learns to ride in the West. Jim quiets his suspicions while Herrick and his sister navigate a dangerous grazing conflict and mounting drama.

How to Secure Repair Loans

Federal Housing Administration promotes home and business repair financing under the national housing act. It explains eligibility, loan amounts from 100 to 2000 dollars per property, term lengths up to three years, required security, and how to apply through local banks or allied institutions.

Washington Federal Housing Administration Housing Administration Better Housing Committee Industrial Bank Building and Loan Association Federal Housing Adminstration Washington, D. C Federal Home Owners’ Loan Corporation

Pattern 9905 sewing pattern for women’s dress

Advertises Pattern 9905 with a cotton print dress featuring sleeve flares and scallop details. Includes diagrammed sew chart, lists sizes 12 through 42 and fabric/ribbon yardage, price of fifteen cents, order to Sewing Circle Pattern Dept New York.

Bridget Sewing Circle Pattern Department West Eighteenth Street New York

Safeguard Your Investment in Home Improvements

Practical guidance for property owners on choosing reliable workers, obtaining written guarantees, and using competitive bids. Emphasizes avoiding hidden defects, consulting an architect or engineer for major changes, and weighing costs against neighborhood context and long term value.

Tramp-Madam Exchange Sparks Time to Talk Weather

A brief exchange shows a wary traveler remarking he has seen better days and the other person refusing to discuss weather with strangers, highlighting a moment of frosty civility in a street confrontation.

Scientist Says Night Out Improves Health

A scientist advises a man would be healthier if he spent more time outdoors at night. His wife retorts that she would make him regret going out at night. The Cincinnati Enquirer presents the exchange with light humor.

Mr. Peck Cincinnati Enquirer

Senator Sorghum Comment On Bureaucracy And File Cases

Senator Sorghum criticizes government bureaus and the handling of file cases. The Washington Star report quotes his remarks on bureaucracy and oversight of government procedures.

Senator Sorghum Washington Star

Senator Sorghum on crowded politics like sardine can

In a light exchange about political labeling Senator Sorghum compares current crowding in classification to living in a sardine can. He rejects the notion that public policy should trap individuals in tiny boxes. The remark critiques overclassification and suggests reform.

Senator Sorghum

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