Gloria and Dick's Farce of a Marriage Frays Further
Gloria seeks glamour and a return to happiness as debt and infidelity strain her marriage to Dick Gregory. He suspects infidelity with Miss Briggs while Gloria pursues Stan Wayburn and struggles with housework. A late night of quiet reveals deeper regrets and loneliness as their bond weakens. Gloria begs for cooking lessons from Maggie, who refuses to play maid again.
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Gloria Gordon
Dick Gregory
Pointblank
Gloria
Stanley Wayburn
New York
Miss Briggs
John Seymour
Jim Carewe
Stan Wayburn
Susan Briggs
Breadwinner in Apron Brings Gritty Home School to Gloria
Gloria endures a harsh day as Mrs. Gregory rearranges her chores, teaching cleaning and cooking with strict critique. The process exhausts Gloria and leaves Dick’s family surprised at the transformed house and the missing maid.
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Gloria
Mother Gregory
Lane
Sphinx
Mother Gregorys
Glory
Wool yields rise as Miles City area shearing nears end
Miles City notes stronger fleeces about 10 pounds heavier on average with half the 150000 sheep shorn in the north side pens. Public pens at Sunday creek, Hull Heights and Codagen drive big totals while ranch to ranch work dominates south side. Ninety degree weather boosts lambing and a busy season ends with strong wool output. In Shelby, Fred Riely remains at large after escaping Toole county jail by sawing bars.
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Miles City
North Side
Sunday Creek
Uell Heights
Codagen
Faulks
Stone Shack
Cohagen
Woll Heights
Deadman Creek
G. B. Pope
Shelby
Fred Riely
William Chisholm
Toole County
Riely
Chisholm
Sunburst
Motorists Give Kid Hikers Lift
Lewistown June 23 Two young travelers Erwin and Genevieve Christman siblings from Farmingdale New York journeyed on foot since June 3 carrying minimal gear and have been picked up by road crews 148 times toward their destination Their aim is Glacier Park with a stop planned for Great Falls en route Their tale highlights generous American motorists and hopeful spirits on the continental trek.
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Lewistown
Erwin
Genevieve Christman
Farmingdale
N. Y
Glacier Park
Westons
Great Falls
County Attorney Charges Albin Lindgren with Forgery
Deer Lodge reports County Attorney E. J. Cummins filed an information against Albin Lindgren for forgery related to a check raised from eight to eighty dollars. Lindgren, a former penitentiary inmate, will be arraigned before Judge Winston next Monday. Local visits note guests from Portland Great Falls Seattle and Los Angeles for various stays and trips.
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Warren E. Evans
Charles Hank
C L. Reynolds
Miss Rodgers
Seattle
A. E. Davis
Martha and
Helen
Eugene Davis
Missoula
Charles Appling
W. BR. Wyatt
Dorothy Whitworth
Los Angeles
Record-Setting Summer School Opens in Billings
Billings June 24 260 students register for a nine week summer school surpassing last year’s 181. Marion C Dietrich directs the regional program noting possible schedule changes. Four Montana summer schools operate in Dillon Lewistown and Miles City. Credits may apply to normal school training in lieu of exams.
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Billings
Marion C. Dietrich
Dillon
Lewistown
Miles City
Mystery Bozeman Find With Mass Clothing Along East Gallatin
In Bozeman on June 24 a mass of clothing was found along the East Gallatin River near a bridge. Ray Menard Ernest Moniorton and T E Menard reported the items including a cowboy hat brown wool shirt overalls underwear socks and shoes likely belonging to a large man. The clothing may relate to a drowning incident suspected near a deep downstream hole, with authorities alerted.
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Bozeman
East Gallatin
Lower Mill
Ray Menard
Ernest Moniorton
Menard
Bridger
Ray
T. E. Menard
3Renard
Belgrade social notes and travels across Montana towns
A roundup of visits and comings and goings in Belgrade and nearby towns. Residents Mrs. Everett Durham Mrs. Hugh Biggs and others travel visit relatives plan summer work in Yellow stone park Helena visitors Rev Orr and family plus numerous local movements and a brief international note about Japanese invitation to U.S. congressmen during a trip to the Philippines and Japan.
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Belgrade
Montana
Everett Durham
Gallatin Canyon
Hugh Biggs
Devers
Madeline Marden
Pavey
Maudow
Ralph Biggs
Yellowstone Park
G. R. Williamson
Whitehall
W. P. Porter
Betty Marley
Seattle
Etta
Ella Hall
Shenendoah
Town
Etta Hall
Loveland
Colorado
Lawrence Hecox
W. W. Casper
Helena
C. T. Plumb
Yankton
S. C
V. M. Cummins
Bertha Elben
W. R. Jones
Butte
FP. M. Foerschler
D. A. McLean
Newman Hall Burdick
Elena
Orr
H. P. Burnett
Bozeonan
George Barclay F of
Livingston
Central Montana Crops Jump With Heat Surprise
Lewistown June 24 central Montana crops show rapid growth after a cool wet period. Winter wheat heads high, spring wheat thick but promising, barley and oats good, corn recovering time, beans and peas progressing, alfalfa and sweet clover thriving, haying underway. Weeds surge in fallowed and cultivated corn and potato fields.
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Lewistown
Montana
Winnett
Winifred
Man Injured While Riding North Pacific Freight Flatcar
An unknown man found injured on a Northern Pacific freight flatcar at Grey Cliff after being caught near the couplers. He suffered a crushed foot and blood loss, placed on train 220, and transported to Billings hospital for treatment. The incident occurred as the train met siding number three on orders.
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Livingston
Northern Pacific
Grey Cliff
Billings
Basin News notes travel and real estate in Basin area
Basin News reports guest visits in Basin including Miss Agnes Sanders and Miss Ruth Glenn in Boulder, plus several residents traveling to Butte Helena Salt Lake and San Bernardino. It notes two local real estate deals and the arrival of telephone workers from Butte to lay a new line to Boulder.
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Ralph Robinson
Mr. Hunt
K. Brothers
Doris Taylor
Helena
W. H. Hunter
Boulder
James Madden, Sr
Main Street
Hunter
Half Breed Shot by Post Creek Rancher Near St Ignatius
Denny Irvine on a Post Creek ranch shot Clarence Wells a 22 caliber bullet in the leg after Wells refused to leave Irvine’s land. Wells, a 20 year old half breed Indian, was treated at St Ignatius hospital. Sheriff Kelley released Irvine after investigation finding justification to remove the nuisance. A separate item notes Lt Commander Nathan B Chase was killed in a mid air collision.
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Lake County
Irvine
Irvine Ranch
Wells
St Ignatius
Road Foreman Killed In Auto Crash At Apgar Kalispell
Kalispell June 24 A road foreman Jack Davis 60 of Glacier National Park was killed when his car plunged 15 feet off a government road above Apgar and upside down in shallow lake water. His teamster helper was injured. Davis, a husband and father of two, died after being rendered unconscious and drowning per a local coroner’s view. The old Ford’s defective lighting contributed to the wreck. The pair were returning from Belton to a road stamp between Apgar and the lake head.
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Kalispell
Government Road
Apgar
Jack Davis
Glacier National Park
Belton
Lewis
Davis
Core Aner Campbell
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