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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1933
Page
7
A compact note explains that workable techniques in card play, such as stripping dummy and excluding suits, can yield extra tricks for game or slam. The article frames these methods as common but effective strategies for serious players.
Several 1 2 and 3 room apartments newly furnished or modern with heat hot water and gas light. Listings include Maley Block 117 Hamilton 7 rooms Excelsior 650 W Broadway 822 W Quarts and 400 B Washington single sleeping rooms and unfurnished houses. Rates range from $5.50 per week to $26 monthly.
A detailed bridge discussion describes South bidding 4 Hearts after a 1H-2H sequence. It outlines a strip play to discard and trump opponents, leading to a successful game. The article mentions a 7 spades hand by Booth and challenges readers to compute perfect-defense deals.
Crossword clues and answers fill a full page, listing entries from 1 across to 45 down. The grid features solutions for capitals, verbs, nouns, and abbreviations, with cross references like Cah sloth and Abyssinian governor, ending with notes on letters and measures.
A 1700s account book shows Capt. John Evans, a Virginia and Carolina licensed trader, recording fox and otter skins and rum trades with Native peoples. Found this year among debris on Mrs. Mary W. Wells’s farm, the ledger uses pounds shillings and pence with unusual symbols resembling Indian sign language.
North Carolina farmers near Rutherfordton plan to grow 150 acres of vegetables in August and September to supply Florida markets. The idea reverses the usual Florida tourist exchange as Florida tourists would visit Chimney Rock while North Carolina crops head south.
Savings deposits in Germany surpassed 10 billion marks for the first time since October 1, 1931, signaling a notable rise in household and institutional savings amid postwar economic shifts.
Ten thousand French soldiers blinded in World War I are revealed to be slowly going blind at the Paris opening of the French home for the blind. Officials say in 15 years many thousands more may join them and that the veterans will be trained to live independently as darkness falls.
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