Mona Gale Death Mystery in Midnight Chicago
Mona Gale, cabaret dancer, is shot during a scuffle between Jack Waring and Jim Boyd, alias Carter, alias Freer, an underworld leader. Boyd flees, leaving Waring blamed. Sylvia Waring vows to help, visits Jack in jail, and narrows the suspect to a man named Jim, while Boyd masquerades as a detective. The tale follows clues, family ties, and dangerous double lives in Chicago after midnight.
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Mona Gale
Jack Waring
Jim Boyd
Carter
Freer
Boyd
Waring
Jack
Ruth
Sylvia Waring
Tom Hardy
Hardy
Sylvia
Jim Freer
Mona
Jim
Ruby Simpson
Ruby
Chicago
Warings
Philip
Ruth Waring
Darling
Local Notices From Bunker Hill And Surrounding People
Ed Harrison called at John Borcher's Thursday evening. Margaret Dalton left Wednesday to enter the Ursuline concert in Louisville. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jeudes were dinner guests at the Charles Bartels home Sunday. Mrs. Charles Gabriel, Anna, and Miss Lucille Lindberg dined at John Engel's. Rax Bayne of Canton Mo visits relatives. Hugo Harrison ill with appendicitis and operated on at Kimball. recovering well. Henry Ehmke family visited east of Gurley. Schmidt family left for Bloomfield. Harry Brown returned from Elmcreek with his son Norval to stay with an uncle there. John Engel visited William Grosze Monday evening. Mrs. Ray Buhlecher helped her mother cook for threshers. Hilbert Borcher and family at Scottsbluff. Mrs. John Sellers and children spent Sunday at George Foster's.
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Ed Harrison
John Borcher
Margaret Dalton
Louisville
Wm. Jeudes
Charles Bartels
Charles Gabriel
Anna
Lucille Lindberg
John Engel
S. Rax Bayne
Canton
J. E. Bayne
F. J. Beyer
Iva Beyer
Hugo
Harrison
Kimball
Henry Ehmke
Gurley
Henry Schmidt
Bloomfield
Harry Brown
Elmcreek
Norval
William Grosze
Ray Buhlecher
Charles Overman
Hilbert Borcher
Scottsbluff
John Sellers
George Foster Home
Beyer Family Social Notes and Club Meeting
Andrew Limbeck and son Ed and wife visited Fred Beyer on Saturday morning. Mr. and Mrs. E. Bayne and Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Beyer spent Sunday with Mrs. Iva Beyer. The B. H. S. club met Wednesday with Mrs. Hilbert Borcher. several members attended and a lunch was served. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Brown. Mrs. William Jeudes visited W. M. Grosze on Tuesday.
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Andrew Limbeck
Fred Beyer
E. Bayne
F. J. Beyer
Iva Beyer
B. H. S. Club
Hilbert Borcher
Brown
William Jeudes
W. M. Grosze
Hail Season Closed By Insurance Department
The southern Nebraska hail season ended at noon Saturday with no additional crop losses since storms ten days earlier damaged corn fields in some areas. Officials will audit receipts and losses to determine any season surplus. Payments to injured growers will occur between November 15 and December 1. County treasurers must remit premium money by November 1.
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Nebraska
Hog cholera care after inoculation urged for hogs
Proper care and feeding after inoculation for hog cholera is crucial. Treated hogs should see no major diet changes if suckling, or a 50 percent feed reduction and clean grazing for two weeks if weaned, with gradual reintroduction of full feed if progress remains good.
Chappell to Get New Airport With Modern Equipment
G C Milton of the US department of commerce and his crew begin work in Devel county on equipping a new intermediate landing field for Chappell, located four miles east and half a mile south of town. The A 1 field will feature two 2600 foot runways, 500 foot wide, a steel beacon tower, and a complete electric lighting system. The site will be fenced and level with no obstructions to air traffic from any direction.
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G C. McMilton
Department of Commerce
Devel County
Chappell
Washington
Highway condemnation to straighten stretch between here and Broadwater
County Attorney C G Perry for the state department of public works filed proceedings to condemn property between here and Broadwater to straighten the highway. The project aims to remove dangerous corners and push completion of the valley route in first class shape once proceedings close.
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C. G. Perry
State Department of Public Works
Broadwater
State Department
Bridegport News-Blade
Beet Growers Association Plans New Contract
Officials of the Beet Growers association of the North Platte valley met at Scottsbluff last week and are preparing a new contract for members. It will enforce collective bargaining following a court decision upholding the challenge to the old contract.
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Beet Growers Association
Beet Growers Association of the
North Platte Valley
Scottsbluff
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