Fiction Factory Founded In Wilderness By Gardner
Temecula California AP reports Erle Stanley Gardner creator of Perry Mason runs Rancho del Paisano, a remote fiction factory with a dozen buildings, secre taries, and a heavy writing pace. Gardner dictating, editing, and drafting multiple works daily. his output includes Mason novels, D A series, and Bertha Cool mysteries. The ranch balances isolation with hospitality for editors and staff.
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Temecula
Calif
Erle Stanley Gardner
Perry Mason
Gardner
Rancho del Paisano
Oxnard
Ventura
Perry Masons
Hy Ag
Lecce Gogreeargely
Gardner Calle
Seamnebie
Report of condition of The Moffroe National Bank Monroe Ohio 1950
A historical bank condition report for The Moffroe National Bank of Monroe Ohio dated April 14 1950. It lists assets including United States government obligations state and political subdivision securities overdrafts and bank premises and furniture totaling 1 187 182 46 with liabilities and capital accounts of 1 043 773 13 and 143 409 33 respectively. Directors sworn to and subscribed before a notary on May 2 1950 Edward R Hiteshue.
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Monroe
Ohio
United Ad States
Asi
Ste.se
Ees
State of Ohio
Butler
Edward R. Hiteshue
Take It Easy Live Longer Chief Warns
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American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators
National Safety Council
Dora
Middletown
Butler County
Ohio
Oscar R. Leiser
Said County
Herbert S. Miller
Atty
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