Dazzling Mystery Plays With Twenty Famous Authors
A fragmented tale peels back to reveal characters Sweetie Connemara and Lacy entangled in a caper about buried money and a social deception. Amidteary confrontations, Aunt Celimena and family lawyer Brewster intervene as plot threads tighten and Improbable schemes surface. Cows are milked by electricity on French farms.
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Connemara
Tam
Danie
Sweetie
Connemara Co
Sweretie
Mike—atert Rother
Lacy
Finnal
McTish
Moorelands
Hisself
Adiin Brewster
Celimens
Celimena
New Era Urges Farm Policy Overhaul and Cooperation
Former Governor Lowden advocates a national inventory of farm products and a government supported farm board to organize producers and stabilize prices. He envisions a cooperative framework where producers form a corporation to manage supplies, with costs shared by those who grow the commodity, aiming to strengthen the cooperative movement as essential to American agriculture.
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Federal Reserve Board
Ink GO
Lawien
Lines
Mr. Leachen
Garey Board
Former Helena Residents Visit in LeGrande Oregon
Miss Veatha Schatten and her sister Miss Gertrude Sehulten, longtime residents of Helena, Montana, traveled to La Grande Oregon to spend Christmas with their sister Miss Agatha Selulten. Miss Selulten previously worked as a stenographer in the Montana commissioner of agriculture’s office, and Miss Sehulten formerly held a stenographer position in the office of the chancellor at the University of Montana.
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Helena
LeGrande
Ore
Portland
Veatha Schatten
Gertrude Sehulten
Frlena
Mont
Port- Ino Phe
Las Grande
Agatha Selulten
Montana
Agnenlture
Cglrtrude Achulten
Thiversity of Montana
Cigarettes Sold In Canteen During Priner in Wales
In a wartime scene at the Priner in Wales a canteen sold over 1,300,000 cigarettes. The report highlights the scale of daily tobacco sales to workers, reflecting morale and sustenance efforts during the period.
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Wales
Vox
Plentywood Man on Oregon Farm
Albert Ry Chapman from Plentywood Montana spent five years on a farm south of Oregon City Oregon a homestead resident. He previously served as United States surveyor at Mem yw ood and as Sheridan County Treasurer Rex Moving resigned. Miss Ann Chapman daughter of Albert and Mrs Chapman now lives in Portland and works as a building trades reporter for the Daily Journal of Commerce.
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Sheridan County
Rex Moving
Ann Chapman
Albert Chapman
Portland
Daily Journal of Commerce
Vienna Bans Sop Dances in Cabarets and Night Clubs
Vienna enforces a police regulation prohibiting sop dances performed by professional dancers in cabarets and night clubs, tightening city nightlife controls and signaling stricter entertainment rules.
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Vienna
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Stony OY
P.P. Collier & Gon Co
Ana & P. Putnam's
Marie Prevost
Warner Bros. Pictures
Lace
Vonnemarat
Jim Pot
Win
Anne Cemena
Condemara
Connema Connemara
Elias
Anton
Alry
Celemena
George Palmer Putnam
Annut Ushiena
Colmena
Gand Ladv
Sweetin
Constance Mate
Brew
Weggenman Market
Shebboygans
Nilan & Hawkes
West Lawrence
Lowden
Cooperative Coututoriity Associations
Ameri Ai Agriculer
Plentywood
Oregon
Jacquemin
Jacquemin Shop
Mwatichmakers
Loose Diamonds
Phachive
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