Sargon Soft Mass Promises Restore Strength and Sleep
A reader testifies that Sargon soft mass transformed her health after years of nerve pain indigestion and fatigue. She reports improved digestion sleep energy and relief from headaches and nervous irritability. She credits the medicine with restoring vitality and urges others to try it, naming endorsements from local residents.
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Tay Sargon
Oregon
Sarge
Farben
Sixth Avenue
Mita
E. J. Raya
Helera
Stig CO
Mainand
Wilbur criticizes lax forest fire safeguards and private land burning
Secretary Wilbur cites lax slash disposal and engine use in woods as key factors behind major blazes in the Blackfeet, Flathead, and Glacier Park regions. He praises park officials for the Half Moon fire response and notes the scenic area suffered little damage. A separate fire near Mabel, Oregon, killed one firefighter and injured others as crews battled flames. Montana and Idaho forests face elevated fire danger with over two thousand personnel on duty, and containment efforts focus on Seeler Creek in Idaho’s Kaniksu forest.
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Blackbee
Flathead
Glacier Park
Wilbur
Okeb
Anthropologist Dr Ales Hrdlicka Tours Yukon for Evidence
Alaska September 12 AP reports anthropologist Dr Ales Hrdlicka of the Smithsonian Institute traveled 2000 miles along the Yukon River from its source to its mouth seeking evidence of ancient connections to the American continent. He found skulls including a 130 year old example and hopes to return to Alaska to continue the search near the Kaskekwin river with colleague Dr Ida Maly of Prague University.
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Ales Hrdlicka
Mithsonian Institute
Yukon
Rig Source
Colt
Kaskekwin
Dridi Maly
Prague
Uni Swersky
Fatal Plane Crash In Delaware Valley Tragedy
One person died and another was seriously injured in a plane crash en route to Reidel airfield near Locustwood Delaware township. The victim was J A Smith of Merchantville who died two hours after the accident. Louis Holman 21 of Merchantville the pilot survived with a compound leg fracture and facial and spinal lacerations.
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N. J
Reidel Airfield
Locushwood
Delaware
Agr
IT Smith
Merchantville
New Ln
Louis Holman
Alerchantville
Studio Murder Mystery Leads Paramount Talkie Run
A Hollywood melodrama titled The Studio Murder Mystery features an all star cast and centers on a double killer in a talking picture studio. Neil Hamilton Warner Oland Frederic March Florence Eldridge and Doris Hull headline the suspenseful film presented at the Marlow theater with dramatic dialog and studio-set intrigue.
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van Dine
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Warner Olan
Frederic March
Florence Eldridge
Doris Hull
Millon
Doris Hill
Fredric March
Frank Tuttle
Watson News and Local Visits in Beaver and Utah Valley
Watson and guests visit the Watson home ranch at the Bennett ranger station. Warren Horner kills a brown three year old deer near Narrowtine gulch. skin to be tanned. A. Fy Moran returns to Watsons for a visit as daughter Archie Watson’s family hosts. Watson brothers sell Nether Fantics to Bob Marshall for October 1 delivery, a first fall shipment. Marshall, a Corridale ram breeder, plans more sales in Utah and Missouri valleys. Mrs. Vaughn and Mrs. Archie Watson visit Hugh Mogly ranch for a few hours.
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Rock Creek
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Warren Horner
Narrowtine Gulch
Beaver
Vance
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Bis
Arthur
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al Fush
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Bob” Marshall
Sal Lake City
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Utah
Missouri Valley
R. M. Vaughn
Hugh Mogly Ranch
Nebraska bank guaranty fund likely to be repealed
Col um bus Neb Sept 12 AP a state senator from Omaha predicted the Nebraska bail guaranty fund law will be repealed by the 1931 legislature after arguing the system is an economic impossibility and is not sustainable. The attorney general urged retention until 50 000 depositors who lost money in failed banks are paid.
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Nebraska
James JA. Rodman
Omaha
C. A. Sorensen
Sorensen
Nebraska Guaranty Fund
Scorns Union of Vets Sparks Heated City Hall Debate
G A R veterans union backs President Hoover and 31 state governors, prompting a spirited City Hall Auditorium confrontation as members shout for the right to speak. Dodge Dry men debate resolutions with one backed measure endorsing enforcement of the Volstead Act and opposing political moves. Committee calls the item political with no discussion.
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City Hall
Dodge
Ois
Ayman Stopped by Tubry Ghifeit in Heavyweight Bout
A controversial bout at Madison Square Garden ends with Ayman soundly defeated by Tubry Ghifeit as Ghifeit dominates from the opening bell. Haymann, the American invader, suffers a crushing knockout after a tense first round exchange and a relentless barrage through rounds two to four.
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Iowa
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Braddock
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Patterson
Charlie Smith
England
Larry Johnsan
Chicago
Leo Mitchell
San Diego
Cal
Johnson
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Raul ‘Blanch
Stanley Perrati
Jersey City
Juarold Mars
Baronne
Nevy
Ted Sandwina
Madison Square Garden
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Tame Stera
Tonud
China faces league clash and Manchurian tension
Geneva reports say China resists operative article 19 of the league covenant while threatening a serious situation if demands are unmet. In Olympia a jury acquits Peter Wallovich and Glen Reeves of bribery charges in the planned South Tacoma bank charter case. In Los Angeles Sharpless Walker, former Montana Republican leader, is named assistant to U S Attorney McNabb in the civil division.
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Assembly of the League of Nations
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W McNabb
Walker
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Caiié
Strange Interlude at Marlow Theater Divides Critics
A Times noted critic praises Eugene O Neill’s Strange Interlude as a daring study of inner life after a controversial first act. Elizabeth Risdon as Nina Leids and George Gaul as Edmund Darrell win praise for powerful performances while the play’s structure, blending dialogue and soliloquy, is debated for its realism versus theatricality.
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Marlow Theater
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Warsden
Donald MacDonald
Sam Evans
Lekan
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O' Neil
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O'Neill
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Haman
Itt ‘University
Long Island
Helen Wicks Sets Derby Golf Mark in Nervy Finish
Helen Wicks and Mrs Lee Mida of Chicago battled for a Derby golf title, Hicks finishing with 336 strokes to claim the victory while Mrs Dorothy Pardue of Yabbing Minn and Mrs Gregé Lifar of Los Angeles trailed. Hicks opened with a two round lead, carding 15 friends and finishing one over 167 for the 72 holes.
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Yabbing
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Gregé Lifar
Los Angeles
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Ferale
Hicks
Extradition Approved for Idaho Suspect on Larceny Charge
Boise officials say Lt Governor Kion approved extradition of HL Hardwick from Lewiston to Great Falls to face grand larceny charges for stealing 962 from R. G Whitaar. Deputy Sheriff Adolph Grasttscht will escort the prisoner to Montana.
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Sherif Adolph Grasttscht
Cascade County
Brontanas
River boat service from White City to Yellowstone begins
Sidney Chamber of Commerce president RS Nutt reports a new river shipment plan. Captain Slaussen, an experienced navigator, will pilot alfatia seed from White City on the Missouri River to the Yellowstone mouth then upstream to 20 miles above. The run will return to Glasgow with another seed load for a three week trip. Sidney notes this service may grow as river levels change and transport improves.
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Lismas
Accused of Stealing Automobile Tires in Billings
Billings September 12 Lawrence Wilson held four to five days with Forrest Danfort on charge of stealing tires from an automobile belonging to Osborn near Osborn Idaho. Wilson and Danfort and six children were aided by Salvation Army after an automobile crash near Osborn. The group traveled in an old Ford. Bowmans aided then fled to avoid arrest. Deputies Vth M. Davis arrested Wilson and Danfort following the accident.
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AS Hownan
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Lamar Bank Raiders Enter Plea of Guilt
Ralph Peagle George Absher and Howard Royston pleaded guilty to first degree murder bank robbery and kidnapping in the May 1928 case against First National. Trial date set for October 1 under state law penalties include death. Jake Fragle remains at large as nationwide search continues.
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