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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1943

Page

3

Dempsey on boxing prospects from the service forces

Lieut Comdr Jack Dempsey estimates about 30 000 troops have undergone ring instruction with only a small chance of producing real champions. He notes true champions need a balance of offense defense speed reflexes and footwork and says Joe Louis had unusually fast hands and power. He predicts postwar boxing may rise to new heights but champions remain scarce.

John L. Sullivan Joe Louis Joe Gans Bob Montgomery Jack Dempsey Coast Guard Jack Sullivan Louis Joe

Fragmented dialogue snippets about theft and threats

A set of disjointed lines mentions a California sighting of a man eating shark a remark about people eating fish and a question about a man who allegedly stole tires. The exchange includes a plaintiff defending tire loss and a person named Sawyer questioning credibility.

Billy California Tommy

Bathrobe blaze prompts cool guest quip at hotel fire

A small hotel fire sent guests rushing out in robes. A guest joked about his calm dressing, saying he lit a cigarette and retied his necktie to stay cool, prompting a bystander to ask why he hadn’t put on pants.

Not Dehydrated Hash Sparks Kitchen Debate

A humorous dialogue features a wife asking her husband which dish he prefers. He hesitates, then candidly praises a canned hash she made the other evening, prompting light kitchen banter about cooking skills.

Ban By Avill Case Stirs Four-Time Debate

Fragmentary notes indicate a four time case involving an Avill ban and Joe Poor. Details are unclear due to damaged text but imply a legal or administrative action in progress with ongoing contention.

Joe

Chicken Feed Jones and Smith-Terrible Exchange

A brief chat about poultry issues. Jones asks about his wife improving her chicken raising. Smith reports concern that her two incubators failed to produce eggs and suspects a possible swindle.

Jones Smith

Home or Landscape In Portrait Debate

A dialogue questions the artist's work asking what home this picture would grant. The critic notes a landscape subject while the artist asserts the concept of home exists within the scene, expressing a tension between place and depiction.

Weight of the newest Jones baby sparks family joke

Little Mary Jones assists a nurse weighing the newborn and asks how much the baby cost per pound, prompting lighthearted curiosity about parental spending. The moment captures a domestic, humorous aside in a family setting.

Mary Jones

Priority rating halts deal as Jane offers B-13

Harry asks about Jane’s rejection and learns she can only grant a B-13 priority rating currently. Jerry clarifies the rating is the best available at this moment.

Harry Jane Jerry

Betting Advice From Veteran Gamblers

An analysis of racing bets notes that beating 11 percent is unlikely. It recommends focusing on nose bets or win and show, using show bets for protection, and considering past performance, jockey, track, weight, post position, and price. It warns against chasing every race and advises avoiding tips and crowd bets.

Ruggedness of Horses Versus Human Athletes

A reader questions why humans seem less rugged than horses, noting horses bear 1000 to 1100 pounds while athletes must support heavy loads. The reply cites Babe Ruth who carried 223 to 250 pounds on thin ankles for one year as a marvel of strength.

Soft Simple Dress Pattern for Fall Crepes

The soft simple dress offers an ideal afternoon frock in satin or crepe for fall. Bodice can be brightened with ruffles. Pattern No. 8484 covers sizes 34 through 48 and size 36 needs 3 3/4 yards of 39 inch fabric.

Pattern No 8467 fabric requirements and note on delays

Pattern No. 8467 comes in sizes 10 12 24 16 18 and 20. The size 12 jacket with short sleeves requires 1% yards of 39 inch material and the skirt 134 yards. Due to high demand and wartime conditions, some orders may take longer to fill. Send your order to

Flattering Two Piece with Softly Detailed Jacket and Skirt

When aiming for a polished look this two piece outfit offers a softly detailed jacket and a well fitting skirt. The ensemble provides a flattering silhouette and versatile styling options for formal or semi formal occasions.

Cupid’s Wedding Postman and Five Up Scot Jokes

Dan Cupid First Soldier jokes about sending letters to a girl who married the postman. Second Soldier recalls a married recipient. A tightwad buys one spur. a horse’s other spur follows. Five Up Scot at a riding academy asks to rent a horse. groom asks duration. Scot says the longest we’ve got. five people travel.

Dan Cupid Bill Riding Academy

Weather and a 62 Day Fast Lead to Proposals

A playful exchange asks about the weather with a forecast of rain sleet and thunder. A separate note mentions a woman who fasted 62 days and received 71 marriage proposals.

Misouri Leads Nation in Mule Raising Business

A humorous exchange explains why Missouri is perceived as dominant in mule production, with a quip about the other end being too dangerous.

Rastus Missouri

General Knowledge Quiz Questions

A set of ten quiz prompts covering geography science and history. Includes asking for the highest mean in the Western hemisphere steps to desiccate article capital from 1790 to 1804 number of islands in Hawaii boiling point of water definition of a censer the vice president of the Confederacy pelican as state emblem and Jefferson era territorial acquisitions plus a question on St Luke apostolic status.

United States Uni Thomas Jefferson St. Luke

Answers to Ten Historical Riddles From The Answers Paper

The list identifies items tied to a quiz style page: Mount Aconcagua in the Andes, a source of moisture, Philadelphia, the number twenty, a device measuring one hundred degrees, a perfume vessel, Alexander Stephens, Louisiana, Louisiana, and a gospel writer not among the apostles.

Mount Aconcagua Andes Philadelphia Alexander Stephens Louisiana Apostles

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