Body Found on Arizona Hilltop in Melodramatic Mystery
In Arizona near the Aoache plateau a body lies on a hillside as Artemus Baldwin and Jick Roche inspect the scene. They examine a dead man’s money, discuss counterfeit notes, and await the sheriff’s arrival while pondering the identity and motive behind the suspect murder without clear clues.
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Aoache Placa
Arizona
Artemus Baldwin
Jick Roche
Baldwin
Novik
Check
Bidehwin
Jick
Aimonay
Village Club honors icons with dinner in Arkla area
At the AY Atte Village Rivanis Club dinner guests and locals gathered to honor prominent figures including Mrs. Fritz of Novi Little Rock and Miss Margaret Humler Sealt. Events featured a kitchen shower for Mrs. George Hayes and various hospitality arrangements. Attendees listed include Mrs. T. A. Lavender, Mrs. Hansel Herring, Mrs. Moody, and others from San Antonio and nearby communities.
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Fritz
George Fritz
Nori Lille Rock
Wvdewelle Herring
Sae Cuise
Ver Buchanan
Frite
T. A. Lavender
Hansel Herring
B. C. Moody
Arvin Jones
Delmer Tyree
Claudette Smith
Bobby Johnston
W. Drain
San Antonio
Tex
Hayes
Freeman Ligon
N. R. Nelson
Margaret Humler Sealt
George Hayes
Haytsiehan
Unclear confrontation over Artemus Baldwin and counterfeit note
In a tense scene Jick waits for a subconscious decision as Artemus Baldwin and a $10 counterfeit note loom. The sheriff leaves with no disclosures, Baldhin shows a wary grin and a coy wink while Jick withholds a response, stating no disclosure was given for consideration.
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Brough
Jick
Artemus
Baldwin
Baldhin
North Dakota Race Tightens As Davis Edges Rural Vote
In a farm state battle, Davis claims a near wire margin while Burdick gains rural support. Davis carried Fargo Minot and Bismarck in 1958 with still solid city leads but Farm State margins narrowed, boosting Burdick’s rural push and criticism of Benson’s soil bank ahead of the November presidential contest.
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Bara
Taft Benson
North Dakota
Davis
John Lord
Fargo
Minot
Bismarck
Alent
Burdick
I Sharp
Benson
Farm Program
Soil Bank
Fragmentary notes tie to Hempstead call and figures
The fragmentary text references a Hempstead call involving a person named LaFevette Howard and mentions scattered addresses in Memphis Dallas Chicago Detroit and Oklahoma City. It notes publication use rights and a quote about republication, with a brief mention that Novis spoke against the soil bank while Burdick appeared to seize the situation earlier and more firmly.
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Matt Adyart
Strg
Arkansas
Dalles, Inc
Memphis
Dallas
Tex
Michigan
Chicago
New York
Penobscot
Detroit
Oklahoma
City
A c
Battersby Finds Seven Pups with Newborn Mongrel
Edith Battersby reported a surprising find in Paignton England after losing a dog she discovered the animal had given birth to six pups. She transported the entire litter in a baby carriage, collecting seven in total.
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Paignton
England
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Billy
Arterous Baldwin
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Myrmidons
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Gorpse
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Budington Coe Coe
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Russellville
H. H. McKenzie
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J. W. Teeter
J. B. Hesterly
Little Rock
Jean Buchanan
Sally Jo Wal.kins
Jean Cunningham
Jack Robey
Jim Nelson
Soil ‘Conservation
Hank’s
Mr. Robey
Daniel W. Adams
Everett Masq
Wallace Pemberton
W. T. Hart
Grace Gee
Kitty Carr
Wadadilthe, Calif
Lee Rogers
Harold Hendrix
Louisiana
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Barney Galnea
Eugene O'Steen
Carl Thornton
Olen Overtust
Herndon
Cornelive Funeral Home and Burial Association
Barvie Weadie
Porter Ats & Gor Implant
Ular & Orotaler
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Curtis Publishing Company
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Wempstead
Willie B. Taylor
Hempstead County
City of
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Township
Rogie
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