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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1922
Page
4
A widow seeks work after her husband dies without life insurance, prompting readers to consider securing coverage. The column urges men to insure and mentions C. T. Magnus of The Mutual Life as district agent to protect families from financial ruin.
Water from melting snow ran down Center street flooding the basement of C. P. Thomas’s building and closing the picture framing department for several days. Also noted are ads for Krimp Krust bread by City Baking Co and a Beaverhead high district track meet in Deer Lodge on April 28 inviting athletes if weather cooperates.
Observers note a visible change in Japan as girls and women adopt freer posture and active behavior. Girls in schools display tomboy energy with games like a pole vault variant, while women walk with heads high and sit upright in class, signaling broader social shifts toward equality and selfassertion.
The Louvre values Leonardo da Vinci’s La Belle Ferronnière as an original work. Historians debate its subject, with Pere Dan once identifying it as the duchess of Mantua and others suggesting Lucrezia Crivell. Most agree it depicts one of Francis I’s favorites and it has long hung in the king’s private apartments before joining the Louvre collection.
Nick Slick arrives in Little Lit ville and charms locals as he borrows freely. He leaves unpaid bills piling up, while grocer Wilkins laments the credit collapse and laments not charging double. The tale exposes the casual trust and ensuing debt in a small community.
Mr and Mrs Pearl Sisson leave Tuesday for Colorado Springs to settle there for the summer. Their daughter Thorn will join them for vacation, returning to Montana in the fall to teach.
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