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The Oklahoma Cowboy Murder Case

Richard Diamond, Private Detective · September 27, 1950 · 29 min · 4,518 words

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Listen, while the makers of Rexall drug products and 10,000 independent Rexall family drugists bring you Dick Powell as Richard Diamond, Private Detective. Good evening. This is your Rexall family drugist with a welcome from the 10,000 independent drugists who have made the word Rexall part of our own store names. We've done that because

we recommend and sell the 2,000 or more drug products made with the Rexall drug company, Like Rexol mineral oil, for example. This is the mineral oil specially refined for extra heavy body. What's more, Rexol mineral oil is tasteless, odorless, colorless, non-irritating and non-habit farming.

Quality like that is what we family druggers are talking about when we tell you. You can depend on any drug product that bears the name Rexol. Good health to all from Rexol. Now your Franco's family drugstore brings you a transcribed half-hour with Richard Diamond.

Private detective starring Dick Powell. Maggots refrigerator Oh, pardon me. Hartman. You know where I might find Mr. Richard Diamond. You want to hire him? Yes. Stop being subacial, friend. Come in and come in.

You or Mr. Diamond? any resemblance to the Irish wars of women is purely intentional. You always do your own laundry. Always keeps my petty cash from looking too petty. Sit down, Mr. Baxter. Play Baxter, a mochmoggy Oklahoma.

Play Baxter from Oakmoggy, Oklahoma, with a man, I guess, to be in his early 50s. Straight up, he crowded 6'3", counting the two-inch heels on his hand-made boots. Looking at him, I thought of an old Renington print, and suddenly felt like singing a course of home in the rain.

I'd like you to come to Oak Motley with me, Mr. Diamond. Well, why, Mr. Baxter? My brother was killed yesterday. The sheriff in the coroner said it was an accident. I don't believe it. How did you happen to look me up?

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