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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1943

Page

7

Old Bill Cole Dies in Ranch Hold Up and Wills

Old Bill Cole is fatally shot by an unknown assailant after two wills are found leaving his fortune to Ap Lee and Cole Cody, children of Rusty and Buck Cody. Rance Waldron testifies before the death, as Ann and Cole head to the King Cole Ranch by stage. stage driver Long Peters is wounded, and Cole Cody replaces him, meeting Porfirio Lopez at Bald Eagle while the saga continues.

Bill Cole King Cole Aap Lee Cole Cody Rusty Buck ‘Cody Rance Waldron Old Bill Ann Cole Long Peters Bald Eagle Cody Porfirio Lopez Porfirio Don Codito Bim Bill Senor Arthur Henry Pope William Cole Cody Don Senor Doc Joe Miss Ann Lee Early Bill Cole Lee Miss Ann Jenifer King Cole Ranch Ann Lee Aunt Jenifer Jenifer Edwards William Cole Rance

Early Bill Cole Mystery Draws Cody and Aunt Jenifer

In Bald Eagle Porfirio and Cody toast Don Early Bill Cole as news breaks that Early Bill may be dead. Judge Pope reveals Cody’s secret task while Doc Joe explains the two keys to a mysterious iron box. Ann Lee and Aunt Jenifer visit the King Cole Ranch seeking answers and safety at the Casa Estradas.

Hollywood notes on stage stars returning to films and radio

Screen and radio items spotlight Bert Lytell returning to films via Door Canteen, with Katharine Cornell Lunt and Fontanne and others. Orson Welles grows long hair for Jane Eyre. George Montgomery and Betty Hutton join new projects as Ladd heads to service and Bob Hope signals optimism for future leads.

Bert Lytell United Artists Sol Lesser Katharine Cornell Lunt Fontanne Tallulah Bankhead Lytell Orson Welles Celling Unlimited 20Th Century-Fox Rochester

Radio stars shine in Columbia film "Reveille With Beverly"

Tim and Irene lead a Columbia picture with Nelson Eddy set for Universal remake of The Phantom of the Opera. Edward G Rob inson's stand in Joe Schilling dons a naval lieutenant uniform while Thomas Mitchell joins Metro's Bataan Patrol cast. Deanna Durbin slated to appear in the remake with Durbin likely toons.

Odds and Ends Radio Tim and Irene Columbia Universal Deanna Durbin Origin

All Occasions N2 DESIGN Dress Patterns Featured

The ad promotes two Barbara Bell patterns for all occasions. Pattern No 1648 B offers a front-button dress with optional belt and decorative touches in sizes 14 to 20 and 40 to 42. Pattern No 1705 B includes two shirtwaist styles in sizes 10 to 20 with yardage specs and sleeve options.

Barbara Bell

FHE Introduces Round Neck Line in No 1 Style

The article highlights a newly popular round neck line featured in the No 1 style. It suggests the design will look pretty in soft fabrics and outlines potential fashion appeal.

Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Pattern Request

Pattern notice from Sewing Circle Pattern Dept in San Francisco asks readers to enclose 20 cents for each pattern desired. Provides address at New Montgomery Street and requests pattern number size name and address from applicants.

Sewing Circle Pattern Dept New Montgomery Street San Francisco Calif

Trivia questions on common knowledge and history

The set asks about hoi polloi loggerhead the city that repeats its name in the United States total continental area of the United States height of the Great Pyramid air pressure at sea level the difference between fog and cloud the first admiral of the U S navy and how to lighten a barrel by filling it with lighter material

United States Gizeh United States Navy

Quiz Answers Reveal Vast Facts Across Subjects

A compact trivia set lists figures such as 52 630 miles of water surface, a pyramid height of 481 feet, and a density claim more than a ton per square foot. It notes fog as a cloud on earth and a cloud as fog in the sky, with David Farragut named among answers and a reference to holes.

David Farragut

Chimney Swift’s Striking Ground Dread and Flight Habit

A brown chimney swift cannot walk on ground or rest in trees. It clings to vertical surfaces with sharp claws and uses its tail for support. The bird flies constantly in daylight and even eats while in flight.

Sequoia Tree Size Ages Between Redwoods and Giants

The Sequoia species include the redwood and the Giant Sequoia. Redwoods sprout from stumps and can reach about 80 feet high and 16 inches thick in 30 years, with wood that resists burning when green. Giant Sequoias surpass redwoods in height and girth, with one tree 325 feet tall and 35.7 feet in diameter four feet above ground, many around 2,500 years old since before the pyramids.

Pyramids

Fragmentary civic notes and oceanic data

A list item mentions The Answers and masses. It notes a large turtle found in the Atlantic Ocean. It lists Walla Walla, Washington and records an area figure of 3,026,789 square.

Atlantic Ocean Walla Walla, Wash

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