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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1940
Page
7
Mr. Bill Bailey schemes with Lola at The Oaks as Gayle and Jeremy ride in elegant style. Bailey presses Lola about a blackmail plan using Lola’s diary notes while a forthcoming huddle looms and Lola breaks into tears.
The United States liner Manhattan sailed from Genoa for New York jammed with American and foreign refugees. About 2,200 passengers rode beyond the ship's normal capacity, delaying the voyage as applicants crowded for space and hundreds more were left behind. They hope the Washington will reach Bordeaux Tuesday, with its Genoa call and Italy's war status still uncertain.
In Australia’s north, expert riflemen press a colossal buffalo hunt on black soil plains. About 5 000 beasts are slated for slaughter in coming months as natives strip thick hides and carcasses are left for predators. Hunters face deadly risks in this dangerous pursuit.
Nicely furnished housekeeping rooms with gas-equipped options and garage if needed. Includes use of washing machine and ironer. Rates $16 and $20 weekly. Address 56% E Broadway and 907 Utah Ave.
The liner President Roosevelt departed Galway at 8:20 p m with 812 American repatriates after delays in loading water kept the ship in the outer harbor since yesterday morning. Passengers had boarded 15 to 18 hours earlier before the vessel finally weighed anchor.
Colonel Fulgencio Batista starts a movement in Havana to gather the works of ageing Cuban composer Lino Garay. He presented the proposal to the army corporate council founder to create an album and records of Garay's music.
A feature on horsemanship and courage centers around Darwin as the headquarters venue, highlighting riders, demonstrations, and the program's focus on skill and bravery.
A fragmented note claims Mr Happy named president of the Happy Road Artesian Well Corporation. It asserts the firm faces no 5,000,000 cost to grubstake and mentions poor families losing lots and lands.
A reflective quote from Brandon Walsh envisions a distant, peaceful future where a nation’s former desert landscape thrives as a green country. The speaker expresses pride that future generations will remember the lasting kindness of those who shaped this transformation.
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