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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1924
Page
11
A collage of ideas from radio stunts to famous fights. British broadcasters could emit animal sounds from a forest for nationwide listening. Firpo plans to quit prizefighting after Reich rematch and explores offers abroad. The piece links wealth, time, and intellect, with farm machinery saving labor and shifting gains to middlemen.
A fragmented note recalls a romance and a street scene with autos and radio references. It hints at a breakup and a mistaken heartrending loss, mentioning an unseen speaker and a figure labeled Three Dent’s in a local mood piece.
A cache of satirical fragments includes Biggs quipping on hurry to pay life insurance and a punchline about a future husband. Blond Bess jokes about car use at home. A short story features an alligator and a darkey boy ending with The End. Yergs reference income tax and a comic TNT remark.
A humorous dialogue where Biggs recalls nearly marrying a wealthy woman only to learn she spent over ten thousand dollars yearly on her dressmaker. He ends by marrying the dressmaker himself.
Miss Teeter jokes about a haunted house in a playful quip with Miss Tatter, noting that you can not set a haunted house while discussing a kiss and its difference. The dialogue carries a light, humorous tone characteristic of social humor pages.
A brief exchange reveals two partners negotiating marriage as a route to stability. He notes his minister father could facilitate, while she counters with her lawyer father, suggesting a pragmatic, family-backed union.
A pupil named Willie proudly answers a riddle by declaring the letter B is really 13 jammed together, prompting the teacher to question what it represents. The exchange captures a playful moment of creative thinking in a school setting.
Purdy forecasts a dramatic fishing milestone as boys expect to catch nine inch fish this season, growing to six feet by next fall. The remark signals growing optimism in local angling activities and youth participation.
Send name and address with 5 cents to Des Moines Iowa for a trial package including Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Chamberlain's Stomachs and Liver Tablets and Chamberlain's Salve for burns wounds and skin ailments all for only 5 cents Don’t miss it.
Advertises for sheep on shares with bonds available. States capability to handle at least 1,000 head, ample hay running water and good range. Contact Fred W. Trautman, Watkins Montana.
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