Village of Vale Acres scandal stirs Colorado Springs gossip
Barbara Hawley breaks with fiancé Bruce Reynolds and stirs a web of real estate intrigue tied to Manners Stone and Reynolds. The Vale Acres project prompts accusations, a crookedness probe, and family tragedy as Barbara defends her friends and navigates a town stirred by sensational letters and a looming marriage.
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Barbara Hawley
Bruce Reynolds
Colorado Springs Telegram
Bob Jeffries
Jerome Ball
Focal Tandalls
Barbara
Bruce
Manners, Stone and Reynolds
Vale Acres
Lordia Stacs
Violetta
Brace
Manners Stone and Reynolds
Manners
Fey
Frases
McDermott
Fancy McDermott
Lea
Barraged by Gossip and a Breakup at Barbara’s Flat
Barbara confronts rumors after a night of chaos at her new Pike Street flat. She reluctantly leans on Bob as she contemplates an uncertain future, torn between independence and the pull of married life amid a crumbling social circle.
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Goss
Barbara
Belk
Barbara Rose
Allan
Ulley
Pike Street
Bob Gravel
Bob
Oyas
Jin
Nurrer
Gael
Lorman
Iver
Hye Wiley
Barbara Poy
Bet Kb
Two Funerals Held at White Sulphur
Two funeral services were held at the Vyseaal ohurel for George Janeliary and Bertha Benson Meves of White Sulphur Springs. Local attendees and family joined the miners and friends from Danvers and Pewls to extend sympathy. A mineral service followed at Commit church in Ringhog for Bertha Benson Meves who died after prolonged illness at her home. Survivors include four daughters and four sons.
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Winte Sulphire Spriftge Dee
Vyseaal Ohurel
Gaorge Janeoliy
Vareel
Bey Barher
Fanny
Ieing
Aid Mis
Wallace
Bert Dinerin
Johnson and van Iowles
Pewls Wa
al Wadia
Salphy
Bertha Benson
Old End
Mir
Thamton
Berane
Telena
Mas Boof
Suite
Serna College
Terence Abbott
Wy Stewart
Mieg
Bava Wright
Alla Roscoe
Fief
Mary
Maaseali
Joh Pett
Srditex Meartis
Stewart
George B Nagues
Mis Steven LE Siniel
Seutan Creek
Brelge
Ralph Schatfarzich
Eure
Bridge
Mfrs
Tim Wa
Pri
Gacman
Ralph Shallarenh
Oreameanion
Shere
Suimot
Wiss Davedson Wiss
Manso
Jalet Cophill Fae
Brydger
Charles Tsnan
Angles
Alice Dreidinis
Wallive
Los Angeles
Ringling
Elena
Michigan
Bredird
Ravgla
Vealey Wall
Rt Pere
Heales
John Butler
Vaathaoy
Tricits
Marvsyile
Flory Schrad
Helen
Hannah Riads
Meagher County
American Legion
Heet Balm Promises Quick Relief for Joint Soreness
An old ad claims Heet balm relieves soreness through two soothing ingredients. It touts ease of use applying to the pony area and mentions no blistering or skin irritation. Priced at 60 cents or less, it targets the aching joints including hands, elbows, shoulders, feet, knees, legs, back, and neck.
Terry Farmer Guilty Of Theft Altering Shipment
In a district court trial lasting Monday and Tuesday, Terry Farmer was found guilty of theft and altering a shipment of horses. Witnesses testified that Cobb Cobbs supervised loading and replaced parts of the shipment bound for Dale Wis, with horses later sold after crossing state lines. Judge Stanley to pronounce sentence on the near term.
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Juin
Jac Gohb
Nemes
Jack Bove
Cobbs Inter
Cobby
Dale Wis
Destina Neat
Here
Cobb
Accuin
Gure
Lears Flurby & ON
Glendie
Ateneo Muro
Stanley
Sitteenth Rad Ral
Laci
Scrappy Youth Landed in Jail After Cop Fight
A 19 year old youth from Laurel was jailed after a confrontation with officers Saturday. The incident began near Brechin Ridge when the youth resisted arrest and allegedly struck a deputy. He was charged with resisting an officer and held on bond.
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Laurel
Eragon
Ayas Hound
Freykiidge
Cine
Sas
Artest Treckinledge
Geo
Phe Valabanse
Brec Hiniridge
Urals
Garamente
Pilling
Richland Increases Output of Pure Seed
Richland county farmers boosted approved seed output for the campaign to plant pure seed varieties. They report totals of 26 000 bushels of approved seed, with past season yields around 22 600 bushels of Marquis wheat and other grains. The plan includes reducing several thousand bushels of registered seed to supply grain fields and future planting programs with sufficient seed stocks.
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Vanetes Richland County
Tas
Marquis Whet
Vietotv
Corn Belt Center Boosts Terry in Prairie County
A Montana chamber of commerce booster campaign touts Terry as the Corn Belt center. It promotes dairy, hog raising, and crop growth in Prairie County with price ranges from 1 to 25 dollars per acre.
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Terry
Montana
Terry Chamber of Commerce
Montang
Prvir County
Cory Yarsing
Yaunts
Prairie County
Prisoner Seeks Clemency After Long Fight for Freedom
Weer Lodge Delaware December 28 In a court session Mapper Ries sought release from state penitentiary where he has served since 1895 for a murder charge. Judge Tonston denied clemency after arguments, noting prior appeals failed. Riley planned further motions from his cell as he vows to continue the effort to win an unconditional pardon.
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Tudge Manston
Ile
Ty Yowss
Clark
Gutty
Riley
Hig Celle Aga
Meagher County News Social Roundup and Local Notes
Meagher County News reports a bustling social scene with dances, visitors, and family gatherings. Residents from Ringling to Anaconda host and travel, with schoolmates from Serna College returning for holidays, and local clubs like the American Legion planning charity events and meetings amid community updates.
Prisoner Escape At Tiextone Tire Office
A prisoner identified as Collings escaped from the Tiextone Tire and Rubber office on Montata Avenue near Twenty seventh Street during a failed attempt to lock doors. He fled through a rear door, then through an adjoining upstairs area before disappearing in the cold night as lighted windows flashed and police noted the escape.
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Colling
Tiextone Tire and Rubber Company
Qheer
Montata Avenue
Twenty Seventh Street
Fis
Bert
Linju
Ba Yher
Collings
Readaiarter
Collins
Wil Sewell
Deak
Heanor
Canada Prosperous Without Tariff or the Volstead Act
Miles City notes a headline asserting prosperity in Canada without tariffs or Prohibition. The piece mentions farmer relief, rising prices, and favorable harvests over recent years, with optimism about continued growth and reduced debts amid favorable economic conditions.
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Canada
Miles City
Ro McKay
Raeryibhene
Pndea
Ranchers Plowing Near Garden City in Early Spring
Rangeland activity around Garden City suggests farmers and ranchers are plowing fields as ground clears after recent thaw. Weather conditions and soil work hamper timing, with farmers assessing moisture and readiness for seeding and land preparation in Misinal County fields.
Famous Old Recipe for Cough Syrup
A historical ad describes a cheap home cough syrup using common ingredients and a distilled extract. It touts quick relief from bronchial symptoms and mentions a branded product Pinex and directions, with a money back guarantee from The Pinex Co in Fort Wayne, Indiana.
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Gheisvids
Pinex Co
Wayne
Farm Week Program At Montana State College Jan 4 8
Daily summary of the Farm and Home Week program at Montana State College outlines meetings and demonstrations from January 1 to 8. Highlights include Montana Farm Bureau events, Montana Potato Improvement Association sessions, women visitors lectures, swine and sheep programs, crops and soils, and special reduced railroad rates during the week. Governor J LeBrkson scheduled to speak January 3.
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Moniami State College
UE Farana
J LE Lrickson
Wontana Fara Bureau Federatio
Wendas
Montana Farm Bureau
Montana Tart Bureau
Montana Potato [Improvement Association
Montana Potato Improvement Association
Montana Dar Vimen’s Association
Stolen Furs From Billings Warehouse Burglary
A Billings warehouse on Minnesota Avenue was entered Friday night and $260 worth of furs including raw firs coyote pelts and other peltries were stolen. Proprietor A Werner of Montana Hide and Company reported the loss to police. Entry was gained through a small side window and the warehouse sits on Northern Pathenthal Way in a sparsely occupied industrial area.
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Billings
Werner
Montana Hide and
Minnesota Avenue
Senator Walsh Seeks Reopen of Glasgow Land Office
Glasgow Tec 23 reports Senator Walsh has written to the Glasgow Chamber of Commerce asking if the closure of the ferr irn land office last spring caused hardship for northeastern Montana residents. Commercial clubs in nearby towns were questioned and indicated that the office closure has affected many people in the region.
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Glasgow
Glasgow Chamber of Commerce
Walsh
Downg
Montana
Traps Huge Lynx on Horse Creek
Theodore Wal Yer, son of Charlee Waller of Horse Creek, trapped a 40 pound lynx about five feet long on Horse Creek Circle last week. The animal, a rare find in eastern Montana, drew attention for its size and sharp fangs. Mr Waller witnessed the catch as the trap was sprung by the hound, marking the first such sighting in the area this season.
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Theodore Wal
Charlee Waller
Horse Creek
Great North Woods
Montana
Walter
Jordan to Sink Deep Test Oil Well in Phillips County
Malta Dee 28 Robert Jordan, oil operator with Phillips County Oil & Gas, says he secured a contract with D J Burke of Kevin eld for a deep test oil well on the Phillips County acreage. The plan calls for a 24 inch hole and heaviest casing to a turnkey job at 3900 feet using the braden-head method to save gas. Jordan seeks ready lease abstracts for an early spring start.
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Malta Dee
Robert Jordan
Phlllns County Oil & Gas Company
Grew Falls
D J Burke
Kevin Eld
Phillips County Oil & Gas Company
Mr Jordan
Jordan
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