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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1947
Page
10
The article notes fur use among men during medieval times, highlighting fur garments as a common form of dress and status indicator in historical society. It references likely social contexts and regions where fur was prevalent, illustrating fashion and practicality of the era.
Use leftover mashed potatoes to line a baking dish. Fill center with seasoned stew of vegetables and leftover meat or fish. Top with more mashed potatoes and bake in a hot oven until hot through and lightly browned. For small portions, make only the upper crust.
Auction promotes quick cash for goods of all sizes every Saturday at 1 30 p m in Billings Montana. For more information call 4734.
Midwest Dairy & Farm Supply Co in Grand Island Nebraska promotes Kohler light plants in all sizes with genuine parts stock and rebuilding service. Dealers nearby can be found by writing for quickest service and plant refurbishment. Also offers lighting and cranking batteries.
The article describes the Rocky Mountain scenery with towering peaks forested canyons and lake studded gorges. It notes Congress established a chain of national parks starting with Yellowstone in 1872 highlighting the grandeur of the Rockies and the National Parks system.
Glacier National Park spans nearly a million acres with 60 glaciers and 200 lakes, offering trail travel and famed big game. Grand Teton rises 13 766 feet with Jenny and Leigh lakes, shaped by glaciers. Rocky Mountain National Park features Longs Peak at 14 255 feet, 65 peaks over 10 000 feet, and the famed Trail Ridge Road above 12 000 feet.
National Park Service and Florida plan a vast Everglades development to create a wildlife refuge preserving crocodiles rosette spoonbills and many species. The area features giant cypress royal palms and diverse wildlife including fox panther bear deer raccoon alligators and numerous birds. Proposals target about 1 300 000 acres across the region.
In Ladrine Canyon three riders and a girl pursue rustler Kansas Terry who courts Toni Lee. Mayne and Slats uncover a red calf brand cut away as Terry coolly defends his innocence. A tense standoff ends with Mayne blindsiding Terry but respecting his courtesy.
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A judge dismisses a case stating nagging is worse than the offense and explains nagging stems from dissatisfaction jealousy or selfishness. It urges readers to record their behavior for a few days and recognize nagging with a single word treatment STOP to improve daily life.
Reader Service booklet No. 15 offers tips on wiring for sufficient circuits and outlets to handle current and future electrical needs. It includes floor plans and photos and costs 25 cents for the booklet sent from Weekly Newspaper Service in New York.
A home remedy promotes drinking juice from one California Sunkist Lemon in water each morning to stimulate normal bowel action without harsh laxatives. The note cites vitamin C benefits, fatigue resistance, cold and infection resistance, B1 and P vitamins, appetite stimulation, digestion aid, and a refreshing wake-up effect.
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