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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1944

Page

3

Mary Sutherland Arrives in Arizona and Waits for Wagon

Mary Sutherland travels to Sughuaro Arizona and waits for Wagon Wheel Ranch station wagon. When none arrives Len Henley provides a truck ride from Congress Junction to his trailer and offers breakfast. He explains the wagon was attached with horses and ranch gear and suggests a Phoenix hotel as base for Mary to seek an orthodox dude ranch.

Mary Sutherland Sughuaro Arizona Wagon Wheel Ranch Len Henley Congress Junction Henley Mary Phoenix Ham Bill Burdan Bill Burdon Ham Henley

Powerful Arizona cattle baron schemes to crush debts

Hamilton Henley plans to seize control of Burdan debts and property amid bank loans and cattle titles. He pressures Bill Burdan, then departs to Phoenix after securing notes and a bill of sale, while Sheriff Wade faces scandal over two failed cattle theft trials. Henley encounters Len Henley and Mary in a desert scene by the Hassyampa River.

Hamilton L. Henley Arizona Cochise County Phoenix Henley Ham Henley Len Back Bay Boston Corpuscles Hamilton Hamilton Henley Bill Ham State Bank of Arizona Prescott Santa Claus Burdan Jess Hubbell Hubbel Hubbell Jess Bill Burdan Wade Apache Club Hank Wade Yavapai County Hank Mr. Henley Wickenburg Len Henley Don Leonardo Mary Pedro Ortiz

Six Year Legal Battle Over O'Dea Fortune Drags On

Los Angeles reporters recount the prolonged fight over Michael Francis O'Dea’s 4 million dollar estate. A single heirless founder left behind 465 claimants now whittled to about 40. The case, ongoing since 1938, involves a patient jury and vast court records as claimants from Toronto Rochester and Los Angeles press their rights.

Los Angeles Michael Francis O’dea California O’dea Hetty Green Ella Wendel New York E. D. Polsue J. F. Moroney South Texas Lucy Fay Bales Mary Crane San Francisco State Supreme Court Toronto Canada Rochester N. Y Mary Lynch McCarthy Bridge Lynch Woulfe Limerick Eire

Barbara Bell Pattern No 1935 for young girls sizes 3 to 8

Pattern No 1935 designed for sizes 3 4 5 6 7 and 8 years. Size 4 pinafore needs 244 yards 35 inch material and blouse 114 yards. Due to high demand and war conditions, some orders may take longer. Send your order to:

Barber Notes Clergyman’s Chin Incident After Night of Drinking

A barber, unsettled by a previous night’s dissipation, shaved a clergyman and cut his chin. The clergyman rebukes him with a remark about alcohol. The barber agrees that drinking softens the skin, offering a consoling quip.

Leigh Light Submarine Hunter Reaches Secret Service Use

The Leigh Light, a powerful searchlight of millions of candlepower, is mounted on aircraft to spot surfaced submarines at night. Named for designer Wing Commander H DeV Leigh, it has served as a British secret weapon for a year.

Leigh H. Dev. Leigh

Admirals and Camels in Service Stores Narrative

An old Arabia origin explains admiral as commander of. The top-selling cigarette in Navy Army Marine Coast Guard service stores is Camel. Camels are a top ranking gift. despite overseas mail limits, soldiers in the U S and crew abroad can receive Camels.

Arabia Amir-Al Navy Army Marines Coast Guard U. S Marine Corps

Well Those Yanks Had a Good Dinner on Beachhead

An American mess sergeant delivered two privates and a cache of steaks in a jeep to the company kitchen. Pvt Herman Schmidt of Parksville South Carolina admitted shooting a cow after hearing rustling in the bushes at night. Captain Chuck Lydiard of Westfield Massachusetts admonished him for destroying civilian property and sought an explanation. The cow mooed as a humorous password reply.

Italy Chuck Lydiard Westfield Mass Schmidt Herman Schmidt Parksville S. C Lydiard

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