Roberta Antrim Meets Mysterious Texan Heir Claim
Roberta Antrim confronts a telegram announcing her Uncle Tom’s death and a request to settle his Texas estate. Crooked Bill and Glenn Hackett weigh in as Roberta suspects a clever Texas Mexican, Jaime Miguel Higuenes, may be the key to the estate and her future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Latham
Hillcrest
Rascal
Bill
Roberta Antrim
Crooked Bill
Roberta
Glenn Hackett
Hackett
Crooked Bll
Bobby
New York
Mr. Latham
Crooked Brill
Barrows
Latham
Helen of Troy
Tom
Bobby Antrim
Hackett {Mbecile
Lke
John Paul Jones
Crooked Bull
Mr. Hackett
Glenn
Young Hackett
Minna
Los Algodones
Texas
Dobbs Ferry
N. Y
Ham
Federal Trust Company
I Paso
Jaime Miguel Higuenes
Uncle Tom
Higuenes
Aiguenes
Viguenes
State Notes On Plates Poultry Horticulture and Education
Applications for 1932 license plates show a gap of about 18 000 from the prior year according to S C Small deputy registrar. A Montana July report cites three flocks producing 200 plus eggs per hen per year. George L Knight moves Jake Fossum to Flathead valley to support cherry culture. Retired Montana teachers will receive 70 quarterly with 179 on list, and 375 last year. W W McDowell announces John E Dawson as eastern Montana vice chairman. Mountain States Power completes Flathead Lake to Flathead reservation line poles. Montana school districts to save on textbooks via commission price efforts. State cash transactions for 1932 near 40 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C. Small
State Motor Vehicle License Department
H. E. Cushman
Montana State College
George L
Public
W. W. McDowell
Democratic State Central Committee
John E. Dawson
Great Falls
Montana
Dawson
Chicago
Roosevelt
Flathead
Lake Shore
Mountain States Power Company
Woods Day
Flathead Lake
Flathead Reservation
East Shore Cherry
State Text Book Commission
Erickson
Genius as Understood by the Old English Writer
A fragmentary discussion surveys the concept of genius as the mind's power to penetrate invention and creativity. It implies a belief that creative faculty underpins true romance writers, who often claim elevated pretensions.
Federal loan relief extends for farmers in Montana
Assurance from federal officials that loan payments will not be pressed in 1932 applies to 4.4 million dollars extended by the reconstruction finance corporation and earlier Agriculture Department loans. Congress is expected to grant further extensions. Secretary Hyde confirmed the stance, urged utmost consideration for borrowers, and pending congressional action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Montana
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Department of Agriculture
Congress
Mane
Tana
A. A. D. Rahn
Shevlin-Carpenter- Clarke Company
Minneapolis
Rahn
Moorer
Hyde
Sioux City
Iowa
Warren E. Green
South Dakota
Green
Hoover
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