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Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Harlan Ellison

Don Thompson

Dick Lupoff

Richard Ellington

Bill Blackbeard

Tom Fagan

Jim Harmon

Chris Steinbrunner

Roy, Thomas

Ron, Goulart

Antiques & Collectibles

Arlington House

The first anthology of NEW fiction based on the beloved OTR characters and shows we know and love. 1. Our Miss Brooks - One Principal Too Many, One Principal Too Meanie by Clair Schulz 2. Tom Mix - Tom Mix And The Mystery Of The Bodiless Horseman by Jim Harmon 3. Candy Matson YUkon 2-8209 - The Japanese Sandman by Jack French 4. The Clyde Beatty Show - Perils of the Tiger Barn by Roger Smith 5. The Green Lama - The Case Of The Bashful Spider by Bob Martin 6. Sgt. Preston of the Yukon - A Call From the Storm by Jim Nixon 7. Quiet Please - The Cradle Of Peace by Martin Grams Jr. 8. The Halls of Ivy - A Matter of Ethics by Carol Tiffany 9. Captain Midnight - The Vanishing Ruby by Stephen A. Kallis Jr. 10. The Bickersons - You've Got Me, John by Ben Ohmart 11. Ma Perkins - The Letter From John by John Leasure 12. The Black Museum - The Ticket Stub by Michael Leannah 13. Honest Harold - Attack Of The Crawling Things From Outer Space by Justin Felix 14. Dimension X - Willoughby Goes and Gets It by Joe Bevilacqua &amp; Robert J. Cirasa 15. Lum &amp; Abner - A Pine Ridge Christmas Carol by Donnie Pitchford 16. Frontier Gentleman - One Card Draw by Michael Giorgio 17. Pat Novak, For Hire - A Poole of Blood by Stephen Jansen 18. Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar - The Paddy Rose Matter by Patrick W. Picciarelli 19. Rogue's Gallery - The Case of the Missing Bandleader by Bryan Powell 20. Inner Sanctum - Concerto in Death Major by Christopher Conlon

It's That Time Again!: The New Stories of Old-Time Radio

Literature & Fiction

Ben Ohmart

Martin Grams

Humor & Satire

Bear Manor Media

Great Movie Serials Cb

Donald F. GLUT

Routledge

Taylor&Francis

The Contested Earth

Ramble House

Sin Master

History & Criticism

Sneakin est Man That Ever Was: Headline Stories of Montana s Early Days - Harmon s Histories Vol. 1,includes dozens of stories from Montana s early days and was written by Missoula Current history columnist Jim Harmon of Stevensville, Montana. Jim Harmon is a retired journalist whose near-fifty-year career included three decades in Missoula as a TV reporter, news anchor and weather forecaster. In retirement, the Montana native is a history buff who s spent a decade researching fascinating stories from Montana s past. The stories are based on actual newspaper accounts from the latter 19th century in the Missoula s Western Democrat, Weekly Missoulian and Weekly Gazette as well as Stevensville s Northwest Tribune and Ravalli Republican plus the Anaconda Standard and other papers. Other tales were passed along from families and friends. Stories such as Coyote Bill, the old guy who lived up Missoula s Rattlesnake Valley. Some thought he was mad. Others thought he was the sneakin est man that ever was. He certainly wasn t very friendly. The story of K. F. W. Beeskove (a.k.a. Coyote Bill ) is just one of the nearly lost gems of history documented by the newspaper reporters of early-day Montana. The quill-drivers of those days saw it all -- the swell-set entertaining lavishly, enjoying Herr Daniel Bandmann s Shakespearean productions at the opera house, while the saloons and houses of Missoula s Midway Plaisance gave the city a reputation as one of the worst places in the state for drug-related crime and murder. You ll meet characters like Libby s Dunn Creek Nell. You ll read about visiting celebrities Al Jolson and Mark Twain. You ll likely be both impressed and troubled by accounts of progress and prejudices, while being delighted by quirky accounts of a kangaroo in St. Regis and chicken fanciers in Missoula. Harmon was always curious about early journalists, having been in the same career, but he was particularly interested in their subject matter and their writing styles. It quickly became a passion, I started transferring the microfilm to digital files, cataloging the stories and sharing them with friends. In 2016, I began sharing them more widely through a weekly column in the Missoula Current. Many readers encouraged me to put some of these long-lost gems into a book. So here you are 46 stories from Montana s early days. Harmon s new book, Sneakin est Man That Ever Was: Headline Stories of Montana s Early Days - Harmon s Histories Vol. 1, was issued in 6x9-inch softcover format, has 184 pages, features numerous black and white photographs and historic newspaper articles reproduced throughout the book.

The Sneakin'est' Man That Ever Was

Stoneydale Pr Pub Co

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