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Dillon Tribune in Dillon, Montana

23 Sep 1921

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Dillon Tribune

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Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1921

Page

2

The Wreckers Chapter XIX Continues

In a doomed valley a freight crash unfolds as a one-car train collides with a pursuing engine. The boss and Kirgan risk their lives to rescue survivors, including Hatch, while Collingwood dies in Mrs Sheila’s arms. Ridgeway and Porter City await updates at dawn.

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Uy Kirgan Kirgan Sheila Lonesome Special Jones Ain Hatch Jimmie Hogan Collingwood Jonesy Johnnie Shovel Johnnie Ty Bauxite Lortal City Shelly Portal City Norgan Banta Mrs. Shetta Basil Graham
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Boss Seizes Short Line to Save the Empire

In Portal City the Short Line saga ends as G Norcross rallies bankers, workers, and a new board to buy the railroad. Amid strikes and telegrams, Upton Van Britt counsels restraint while Norcross plots a rapid transfer of ownership to employees, securing a fragile victory.

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Jimmie Red Tower Cantrell Mr. Norcross Mr. Cantrell Fred May New York Dunton G. Norcross G. M Portal City Seattle Chadwick Fast Mall Hatch Bulloughby van Britt Ripley Billoughby Norcross Pioneer Short Line Massie Ann James W. Dodds Upton van Britt Graham Upton Mr. van Britt Collingwood Howie Collingwood Nevada Avenue Mr. van Brit
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Tribute to a Good Heart Inspires Steady Cheer

A reflective note praises a steadfast, bright heart that shines without wavering. It contrasts constant virtue with fleeting mood, calling a busy person who stays cheerful a rare success in daily life.

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