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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1950
Page
6
Practical guide on using suet seeds and fruiting plants to draw wild birds to homes and farms. Advice covers shelter belts, feeding schedules, seed types from sunflowers to millet, plus tips for training birds to hand feed and for photographing them. Includes wildlife week note and conservation context.
At Lindys I meet Eraklios Pappanakioulikos known as the Hooded Cobra a wrestler who defends wrastling as honest. He recounts a Quito Ecuador match plot where a promoter arranged a fixed loss but insists he chose to lose to avoid cheating and protect the crowd. His wife and a dramatic divorce add to the scene as a saber wielding confrontation erupts.
Guy, a 26 year old hopeful reporter, drives 1000 miles from Denver to interview Mr. Moore for a newspaper job. A May snowstorm traps him at a Jackson filling station as his funds run low and his prospects fade. A mysterious figure appears through the snow.
A storm found Guy guiding a sick stranger and his wife to a road camp shack where they were sheltered. After a two day blizzard rescue, Senator Ostrand is identified as the patient in need and the reveal hints at a political plot while Guy chooses his own path.
A speaker shares praying in a quiet room talking with a divine Friend about burdens and needs. The piece contrasts human concerns with vast cosmic scale showing care. A quoted line from Eraklios ends with a note on love as a different horse.
Crossword puzzle with multiple clues across and down including tolerable, soaks up, seaport city, last, sloth, suitable, international language, cease, sun god, beak, ruston fabric, cereal grain, capital of Bulgaria, leave out, god of flocks, trapped, male singing voice, rounded projection, worried, ahead, shade of red, Greek letter, behold, mine entrance, erbium symbol, title of respect plural, ice dealer, suffix forming adjectives, Norse god, less hard, neat, forms, slide.
A fragmented crossword style entry lists several clues and partial answers from a prior round. Items include Topaz hum mingbird head covering falsehood girl s name and other scattered hints with letters and omissions.
III Hopalong Cassidy Boyd ranks among the ten most popular Americans as radio fans tune in on Sundays. Bill Boyd’s rise from 1919 film extra to western hero is noted along with Jane Novak’s silent to sound era stardom and other stars like Walter Huston Barbara Stanwyck and Wendel Corey. Ralph Sigwald Jerry Ambler Chester Conklin Gordon MacRae Ruth Roman and Caracas’ Caracas newspaper poll are mentioned with awards titles and recognitions reflecting postwar fame.
Hank Greenberg, new Indians GM, predicts Cleveland will win the pennant with a strong pitching staff led by Garcia Bearden and Lemon. He expects Bob Feller to help the rotation alongside Gordon Easter Doby Mitchell and an improving Lou Boudreau. Burt Shotton comments on club depth while praising Morgan and outfield strength. Rex Beach is praised as a writer and athlete in memory.
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