Murder Mystery at Miles Farm Draws Incast of Suspects
In a tense country house scene a missing note from Dexter Sprague stirs jealousy among Flora Miles Tracey Miles and guests. Dundee questions nearly everyone about alibis discovering a powder box tune hints at motive while tension builds over Nita Selim Dexter Sprague and a fatal night in the dining room.
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Joanita
Sthay
Maeve
Minnie Alpe
Nik Cenne Crain
Randn ‘Manshahl
Carolyn Duans
Rosr” Dundat
Milica 'Yee
Tom
Polly Neal
Clive Hammond
Manshall
Jon Draki
Duxten
Bprague
Janet Maymond
Dondee
Kren
Lora
Miems
Faye
Flora
Dexter Syrague
Nin
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Miles
Dundea
Nita
Bhatis
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Farehend
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Lydia
Howe
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Colum bus social honors Thanksgiving guests in 10th grade party
Nancy Johnsen held a Friday night party in Columbus honoring the tenth grade pupils of Saratoza and Columbus, with music by Mr and Mrs Van Riper and refreshments for about twenty guests. Numerous residents and visitors from nearby towns were listed as attending or visiting during the holiday week.
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Mise
Nancy Johnsen
Columbus
Saratoza
Downy Tomilini
T. If
R. Cr Een
Camden
W. W. Ellen
HH. Duranti
Lew Payants
Noel Mea
Balding
Dolly Stuart
Pinshure
Lewis
Lia
Divd. Or
Autrey
Weekend visits and guests in Hope area community
A flurry of weekend visitors and local guests is noted. Among those in Hope and surrounding towns were Mrs. W. B. Backer’s guest at Texar cama, Mrs. W. R. Ore and children from Helena, and Frances Darnall of Hope staying with relatives. Local families, including the Darnalls, Sutairs, and Moseses, hosted or visited friends and relatives across Saratoga, Vivian, Cross Roads, and Texar peet Sapday With-Dy.
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W. B. Backer
Texara Cama
W. R. Ore
Helena
Mie
Jim Wilson
Ji. Aid
F. Jobson
Jocelena Reed
Marzacille Hill
Yellow Creek
Viata
Satiurday
R. E. Jackson
J. 5. Wilson
EB. J. Shepperson
Hope Firedy
Vainice Webb
Blytheville
L. M. Webb
H. H. Dornall
B. D. Mitchell
Saratoga
B. R. Booker
Texsrhane
J. R. Autrey
Mrs. Ford Land
Texar Peet Sapday
Hin
Ae Darnall
Vivian
Bax
Hope area social notes and visitors update
Mrs H B Robins and Mrs Gray Carrigan shopped in Hope on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Rector of Chicago guests of their parents in Hope. Mes Jette Green and Milan Hope spent weekend visiting relatives. J B Robins and C D Bell visited Hope Tuesday. Luke Monroe and Luther Smith visited Sunday. Mrs Laura Smith, Miss Mary Curtis attended the funeral of Mrs Nannie Haselman. Mrs Baber of Mineral Springs attended the funeral of Mrs Haselman.
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W. E
Russey
Webb
Dallas
Texas
W. A. Webb
J.B. Robins
C. D. Bell
Hope
Luke Monroe
Luther Smith
Laura Smith
Mary Cutis
Nannie. Haselman
Baber
Mineral Springs
Haselmann
Melrose No 2 Community Notes and Ill News
Friends report Mrs. Fred Petre ill with hopes for speedy recovery. Miss Pearl Newberry returns home after visiting friends and relatives in Spring Hill and nearby. Mrs. Leola House and children visit from Fayetteville Ark. Frances Willis of Hope visits local friends. Mr and Mrs Will Erwin and children spend Thanksgiving with Centerville friends. Dr C P Zimmerly’s business trip noted. Weather causes Sunday school to be postponed. Fred Fore moves to Owen Water place near Irma. Joe Martin and family from Bodcaw visit. numerous locals attend. SchoolMissed two days for Thanksgiving. gym will be completed soon and praised as one of the best projects in the state. Rosstan Waters visiting Jack Waters.
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Hill
Mia
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Leola
Fayetteville
Ark
Frances Willis
Hope
John Sparks
Alope
S. N. Murray
Will’ Erwin
Centerville
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Mies
Che Dren
Ellis
Lee Swweveryone
Johnny
Trien Metolive
Fred Fore
Owen Water
Irma
Willie
Martin
Joe Martin
Bodcaw
S Witch
Aosie ‘Martin
Jack Waters
Waterlon
Heed
Case-bnd
Mat’ Waters Rosstan
Steam Shovel Ban in Ludlow Amid Economic Distress
In Ludlow Massachusetts the town bans steam shovels during the current period of economic distress. The measure aims to conserve employment and reduce equipment use that could affect local labor.
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Ludlow
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U.A
Fragmented OCR tale on El Paso treason and escapes
A distorted OCR snippet describes a fugitive near El Paso and riverbank escapes. References to water holes, the Rio Granite, and a banking fraternity hint at treason myths and pursuit challenges. The text is garbled, with stray names and nonstandard spellings.
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Anxily
Tallove
el Paso
Arnahong
el Paso Iga
Bénkerobbinte
Yama
Kitten Saves Her Life In Waterloo Yard Incident
Mrs. Keary, fond of her pet kitten, stood in her Waterloo yard when a bullet whizzed over her head. The shot, blamed on small boys, narrowly missed the woman as she bent to pet the animal, highlighting a dangerous moment in a quiet street.
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Waterloo
Louis _H
Keary
Beert
Fear Paralyzed Man as Wife Is Struck by Express Train
Hartford man Thomas Kusiensky froze at a window and watched his wife cross a rail line in the path of an express train. He could not warn her, and she was struck and killed. Local police and witnesses reported that fear immobilized him during the fatal moment.
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Miles
Dundee
Milea
Dundea
Tracey Wegan
Damplad
Ebother
Dexter Sprague
Hokbind
Strawn
Hartford
Conn
U.P
Thomas Kusiensky
Evening Play Verses Hint At Depth And Wit
In an evening's program the play presents many points of interest and playful banter, with remarks labeled interesting and instructive. The text cites reflections on performance, audience engagement, and the craft of drama.
Bidding analysis in a bridge hand and best contract
The article discusses an auction scenario with three players B Y Z and A, detailing bids two hearts and two no trumps with varying responses. It analyzes whether Z should push to game in spades or opt for three no trumps, arguing no trumps is stronger given double stoppers and distribution. The piece emphasizes bidding strategy for a combined 26 cards and notes contract-bidding principles.
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Ayatene Apade
Plan the play in a bridge hand to make five hearts
Bridge analysis shows Z must deduce diamond distribution and count to win five hearts. If A holds the king of diamonds, play centers on forcing dummy’s diamonds and timing tricks to reach five odd. The article highlights mental card placement, counting, and flexible play to achieve the contract.
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Jodd
Solution to Probletty No 14 in card play puzzle
The garbled note describes a bridge like play with Z leading ace of hearts then deuce, Y trumping with spades, playing the ten of spades and other diamonds to force wins. It outlines a sequence to win all tricks despite defense, but the text is heavily corrupted and difficult to parse.
Tons of Candy for Christmas Stockings This Year
Candy makers push heavy December shipments as factories run day and night to fill holiday orders. About 282 million pounds will be shipped in the week before Christmas and an estimated 700 million pounds will be presented as cheery gifts to relatives and friends. Designers offer keepsake containers from wooden boxes to leather cases and ornamental vases, aiming candy gifts to suit all ages in a family box concept.
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