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Havre plays a prominent role in novel
Havre Daily News, November 24, 2006 by Tim MacDonald
For those interested in the not-so-good old days along the Hi- Line, a longtime Montana journalist has written the book for you. Woody Laughnan, 82, has penned his second novel, “Echoes of Ozymandias” from his home in Fresno, Calif., where he retired after years as a syndicated columnist for McClatchy newspapers. “It is a historical novel, based on the people I knew living on the Hi-Line between prohibition and World War II,” Laughnan said in a recent interview. Laughnan began his life on a cattle and grain farm northwest of Kremlin where his father had squatted in 1909.
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