Sayler’s arranged books hide a perilous secret
Detective O Leary notes Sayler’s strict order in a paneled study. The shelf holds state supreme court volumes in exact order except west wall books near the safe are disarranged. Mrs Wharton, the housekeeper, appears as the inquiry pivots on the meticulously kept library and a concealed safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Sayler
Sayler
O’leary
Supreme Court
O'Leary
Riggs
Leutenant
Willows
Mystery Case Deepens in Room Turnover Reminder
Lieutenant O Neary plans a 8 30 pm gathering of staff in the mansion room as he hints at solving the murder of Martin Sayler. Dale Appleby and Sergeant Carroll return to find the investigation intensifying with whispered theories about the 1915 volume and possible misplaced evidence.
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O'Leary
Dale Appleby
Carroll
Mr. Appleby
Appleby
Dale
Carrell
Leutenant
Martin Sayler
Beadle County Real Estate Transfers
Carollng Breer to Paul Breer and other Beadle transfers listed include Kurt n and Hanley in Huron, lots and blocks in Denison and Miller Additions, with county transfers totaling $1. Names include George Kuhlman Bernnard Garry Arma LeClaire Virgil and Anna LeClaire, Villeages Ashland Park and Fisher's Additions.
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Beadle
Denison
Virgil John
Anna LeClaire
Memphis Pitcher Wins Three Games in Three Days
Memphis pitcher Joyce won three victories in three days by hurling only three innings. He captured the first in two thirds of an inning, the second in one and a third, and the last in a tall inning of work.
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Memphis
Zch
Joyce
Achievement Days Held Across Fifty Nine Counties
Fifty nine counties schedule August 4 H achievement days to showcase club work to the public. Exhibits demonstrations judging health and more are planned as counties select State Fair entries. Leaders invite parents and neighbors and coordinate teams, grooming animals and practice sessions to ready county exhibits and demos.
Happy Go Luckie 4 H Club Meets at Meyers Home
The Happy Go Luckie 4 H Club met at Eat Meyers home on Friday with five members and several visitors. Clarence Meyer led the meeting with no demonstration. Rudy read the prior minutes. Next meeting set for Eli Martin’s home. Afternoon recreation followed by lunch hosted by Mrs Ed Meyer and Darold Eelmann.
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Eat Meyers
Clarence Meyer
John ¥. Rudy
Eli Martin
Ed Meyer
Darold Eelmann
Modern Maids 4-H Club Meet Report
The Modern Maids 4-H Club meeting led by president Lorna Meyer at her home opened with five members present. Members baked for the sale including Lorna Macian Grace and Joyce. At the 4-H Achievement Day Arvelia Lenore Lorna Joyce Grace Catal Marian entered breads cookies cake muffins dress review tomatoes and canning. Next meeting set for Sept 26 at the Licht home. A lunch was served by hostess Mrs Meyer Joyce Hamilton reporter.
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Lorna Meyer
Lorna
Macian
Grace
Joyce
Arvelia
Lenore
Catal
Marian
Licht
Meyer Joyce Hamilton
Demo Table Setting At Meeting Of Cheerio 4 H Club
The regular meeting of the cheerio 4 H Junior Club met at the home of C. M. Baldridge under Mrs. William Dange. Madge and Marilyn Bacon practiced their demonstration on table settings to be given at Redfield. Lunch was served by Zelda Dangel Ruth Baldridge and Marilyn Bacon.
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Cheerio 4
C. M. Baldridge
William Dange
Madge
Marilyn Bacon
Redfield
Zelda Danel
Ruth Baldridge
Zelda Dangel
Cheerio Senior 4 H Club Holds Meeting
The Cheerio Senior 4 H Club met at the Baldridge home with E. Freden presiding and Ruth Baldridge Marilyn Sacon and Mrs. Daniel as hostesses. The club planned Achievement Day at Redfield and Joyce Bierman Iola Dangel practiced their Cottage Cheese in the Menu demonstration for the event.
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Cheerio
Baldridge
E. Freden
Ruth Baldridge
Marilyn Sacon
Mrs. Daniel
Redfield
Joyce Bierman
Iola Dangel
Burr Oak Busy Bee Club Holds Special Caning Meet
The Burr Oak Busy Bee 4-H Club met at Mrs. S. H. Taylor's home to prepare and can for the Junior Fair. Vegetables canned included corn peas beets and carrots. Platine Tal reporter.
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Burr Oak
Busy Bee Club
S. H. Taylor
Flashes and Notes From Various Locales
AP roundups report a fisherman Kropf hooks a 17 inch fish with the lost spinner, a Tulsa concert benefit seeks $5 soloists, and a split vote in Topeka may trigger a court battle over a state senate race. Creston bees trap a man and children, while NBA summarizes historic unassisted triple plays by the Indians and notes deep sea diving becoming standard in naval work.
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Warhen
Douglas
Kropf
Topeka
Kes
Otto H. Kuechter
Bevington
Kuchter
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Huron
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S. W
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Miller
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Ile
Beach Ave
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Mulls
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Dakota
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Hu- Ton
Huron-Hide & Metal CO
Kansas
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APTS
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S. D. Eeee
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Corral
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Newberry Bldg
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Old Line Company
Best Williams
AETNA
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Farm Bulletin
Iowa
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Heren Aia East Market Road
Art Hanson
Smet, SD
Lewis N. Gross
Hitchcock
Sharon Rae
Kansas S. E
Centerville
A. M. Urquhart
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Dick Tracy
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Tate
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Camp Nordland
Britain
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Central
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Evelyn Hartnagel
Watertown
Twin Cities
Chicago
Avin Hughitt
Associsted Press
Tulsa
O. P. Erickson
International Barber Shoe Quartet Singers
Creston
Homer Ibbotson
Tbbotson
Cleveland
Indians
Neal Ball
Boston
George Burns
Red Sox
Totay Neun
Detroit
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Lye
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