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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1938

Page

3

Ruth Chiswick Fears Rustler Threat and Elopement Plan

Ruth Chiswick flees with Lou Howard to Tail Holt to save her father Lee from rustlers led by Sherm Howard. A stranger hides in Yell Sanger’s store as a drunken cowhand shoots, Ruth aborts the elopement, and sends the man to warn her father at the gambling house. Jeff Gray, claiming to protect, reassures Ruth after Lee orders rustlers shot on sight.

Ruth Chiswick L Cranch Lee Sherm Howard Young Lou Howard Sherm Tail Holt Yell Sanger Jim Pender Ruth Lou Jeff Gray Morgan Norris Curly Conmor Kansas Mile High Sid Hunt Lee Chiswick Dan Brand

Bull-Headed Lee Chiswick Faces Rustler Turmoil

Ruth Chiswick, seeking to shield her father, confronts Lee Chiswick about his town trouble. In Sanger's store and the Golden Nugget, cattlemen and rustlers clash over leads, threats, and a looming crackdown. Curly and Norris cross paths with Jeff Gray as tensions rise in Tough Nut Texas.

Lee Chiswick Pender Sherm Howard Gray Sanger Curly Norris Chiswick Black Diamond Howard Brand Mile High

Logging Great Industry in Canadian Woods

Logging in Canada employs about 240 000 workers part time or 84 000 yearly on average. Eastern camps house 30 to 75 men in temporary buildings with bunks and wood stoves. British Columbia camps use movable cabins for four to six men with showers and meals. workers pay for board and lodging. In the East pay is monthly with board included, and year round operations exceed 200 workdays in snow-free seasons.

Canada British Columbia Columbia

Easy Crochet Dress in Mesh Puff Dots Pattern 1658

Instructions describe a charm dress crocheted in a mesh with puff stitch dots. Uses mercerized cotton in Spring colors. Pattern 1658 provides sizes 4 to 8 in one pattern with illustrations of the dress and all stitches used.

Gardeners Tips for Crop Combinations and Planting Tips

Harold Coulter of the Ferry Seed Institute suggests combining vegetables to save space. Plan dwarf peas with radish between rows and cucumber between pea rows. set cauliflower two feet apart with radish between spinach rows and relocate tomatoes afterward. Turnips and corn form another sequence with fertilizer. send 15 cents for a sewing pattern from The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Department.

Harold Coulter Ferry Seed Institute Sewing Circle Needlecraft Department Eighth Ave New York N. Y

Around the House Tips from Practical Kitchen Advice

This column offers practical household tips on cooking substitutes sour milk and soda use, improving applesauce flavor, cleaning sponges with vinegar, nourishing breakfasts, beating foods with a cloth under the dish, storing oils in the refrigerator, and removing chewing gum from fabrics with ice.

Elevator Fees Charged in European Buildings

Collier's Weekly reports that many European apartments hotels and offices charge elevator passengers for both up and down rides averaging about three cents for a round trip.

Collier’s Weekly

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