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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1952
Page
10
For lease by private bid the Findlateg bre hangar and lot near the fairgrounds in Baker Montana. Main floor measures 48 by 89 by 114 with lean-to 12 by 60 by 10 and sheet metal construction. Natural gas heat, small lake on property, potential site for general store field machine shop cinema or other legitimate enterprise.
The item highlights a grim aspect of urban life where residents know which men assault spouses and which women suffer abuse. It portrays collective knowledge of domestic violence within a community and raises questions about safety and accountability.
A boy dining at a professor’s home is asked if he behaved politely. He says nothing amiss, then recalls the moment meat slipped to the floor. He explains he calmly remarked that tough meat is always that way, ending the exchange with humor.
A shopper asks if the dealer offered anything for an old car and the reply is witty with a joke about offering a prayer after a first inspection.
Groucho Marx jokes with a contest ant about age. The ant says he is going on 50, and Groucho retorts he is going on penicillin and makes his own from moldy old jokes.
The National Association of Retail Grocers urges husbands to take over kitchen duties on Sunday January 27 as a fun annual event to build cooking skills. A free pamphlet What Every Man Should Know About Cooking is offered from NARGUS Chicago headquarters.
National Thrift Week runs January 17 23 with the National Thrift Committee promoting thrift education for budgeting and home finance. Economist W W Townsend says thrift means living within means and building character through self-discipline, with end goals including home ownership life insurance and education.
The Short Hills charity promotes recycling old eyeglasses and metal scraps to fund eye tests and free glasses through New Eyes for the Needy Inc. Since 1947 the organization has continued Mrs. Terry’s work, inviting hospitals and welfare groups to refer applicants for eyewear.
Jim Rhody explains selecting cane rods by six strip grain, glued joints, and ferrule fit. He notes that winds are for decoration not strength, tour nament rods favor stiffness, and dry versus wet fly action is the same. Alesund whales dive to depth record near 3,200 feet.
Homer Circle of Heddons Research says anglers who think like fish could more than double their catch. He describes a stealthy approach where a quiet, well rehearsed cast near a weed patch tempts a big bass into striking, boosting success chances for the prepared fisher.
The article explains that if a fish does not strike after a fi 61 quiver, keep the floating bug still for a while and twitch it six to eight inches. Wait again though it tests the angler's nerves. Do not hurry the lure. a fish is caught only when the lure is in the water.
The Senate hearings expose alleged failures by William O'Dwyer and his appointees to act against top rackets, including Murder Inc. The panel questions wartime DA era cases, with figures like Abe Reles and Joe Adonis cited, and notes Anastasia evaded prosecution.
Oliver S. Powell of the Federal Reserve Board warns that National Thrift Week is crucial as defense needs rise. He urges Americans to save more, buy U.S. Savings Bonds, place funds in savings accounts, and cut indebtedness to secure the future.
Damaged window sills warp and leak air. remedy by applying boiled linseed oil to restore wood and help panels close.
Greene, Tweed and Co. of North Wales voluntarily returned 6126 to the Army ordnance corps after producing 1200 bogie wrench assemblies for self propelled artillery mounts at a price about 5.18 under the bid and argues the action was moral.
The note offers five pattern sheets with actual-size cutting diagrams for various structures. Trace outlines on material, cut, assemble, then follow painting directions for scaled models. Patterns priced 25 cents each or five for one dollar. Workshop Pattern Service, Drawer, Bedford Hills, New York.
A humorous exchange unfolds as Johnny explains trouble at school. He misnames a wall photography invention, replying with a pun about a window. The mother probes, asking how the incident occurred and Johnny offers a playful game of words.
A teacher asks if George Washington could throw a dollar across the Rappahannock. Jimmie replies history books say he pitched his camp across the Delaware River when pursued by the British.
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