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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1931

Page

14

Estate Dispute Narrows As He Refuses Dirty Deal

McPeake seeks a compromise over a forty thousand dollar mortgage tied to Benedict Catherton's will. Elmer Clarke refuses any underhanded settlement, insisting a contract is a contract even if it costs him a million, while details of the estate and taxes remain unsettled.

Absolom McPeake Elmer Mr. Clarke McPeyke Clarke Benedict Catherton Pilarcitos Calif Natonal Debt.” “Bully For You, Mr. Clarke Daele Hiram Butterworth Bunker Hiram New York Broadway Muscatine California Elmer B. Clarke Nellie Cathcart Pilarcitos Commercial Trust and Savings Bank Miss Cathcart Elmer Clarke Himer Clarke Kipling Ines

The Murky Bond Between Clarke and Bunker

Elmer Clarke confronts Bunker over a quarter century of hidden schemes and a promised bequest. Bunker admits to double books and tax fraud, threatening disclosure unless paid, while Clarke weighs justice against estate pressures and lawful remedies.

Elmer Clarke Declines Bunker's Ninety Thousand Gift

The afternoon meeting reveals Clarke’s harsh view of Bunker. He assesses the old clerk as furtive and cruel and decides not to grant a $90,000 philanthropic gift. Clarke contrasts Bunker’s pay with Uncle Hiram’s prior support and notes clerks’ better earnings than many workers.

Bunker Elmer Sam Clarke Hiram Mr. Clarke Mr. Bunker Internal Revenue Smarty Ellie McPeake

Rich Level Tracts in the Scottish Highlands

The Highlands of Scotland are described as the north and northwest region with Celtic language and culture persisting into modern times. The Highlands extend from Nairn to Dumbarton and include mountainous areas of Banff Moray Aberdeenshire Kincardine Perth with rich level tracts especially in eastern Ross-shire. The Hebrides are included, while Orkney and Shetland are excluded due to Norse origins.

Highlands of Scotland Scottish Highlands Highlands Nairn Moray Firth Dumbarton Clyde Banff, Moray Aberdeen Kincardine Perth Ross-shire Hebrides Western Isles Orkney Shetland

Mind disease and stomach ailment quote contrasts

A remarque by Southey notes that a precise taste mirrors a mental disease while a squeamish appetite reflects a stomach ailment, drawing a parallel between mind and digestion. The statement emphasizes how both conditions reveal underlying health, one psychological and the other physical.

Southey

Scientists Expand Study Of Kilauea Volcanic Activity

Dr. T A Jagger of Kilauea Hawaii notes recurring intense moments in studying seismic action at America's famed crater. The Interior Department seeks more funds to continue volcanological work at Hawaii Volcanoes National Park as nonactive features draw visitors and researchers, boosting park facilities and observation efforts.

Lkely A. Jagger Kilauea Hawaii America United States Interior Department Hanwall National Park National Park Service

Phillips Milk of Magnesia relieves excess stomach acid

The ad claims Phillips Milk of Magnesia cures sour stomach indigestion and gas by correcting excess acid. It promotes instant relief, soothing stomach nerves and eliminating heartburn headache and billousness. It notes the product has 50 years of doctor endorsement with 25c and 50c bottles.

Phillips Magnesia

Moats Marked on Coin Then Recalled by Iowa Postmaster

During the Civil War a soldier cut his name Moats into a 50 cent piece. Eight decades passed before a Scotch Grove Iowa postmaster recalled the coin found in Moats blacksmith shop. An advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Pellets as liver bowel and stomach aid. One Pellet for laxative three for cathartic.

Moats Scotch Grove Iowa

Belief in What Is Known Contrasts with Nothingness

A brief dialogue centers on the tension between belief in nothing and belief in what is known. The exchange frames epistemic certainty as a measure of conviction, implying a philosophical stance through character contrast.

Castoria Ad Claims Relief for Children’s Digestive Issues

Advertises Castoria as a solution for colic pains and irregularities in older children. Claims a liberal dose helps, notes genuine Castoria bears Chas. H. Fletcher’s signature on the wrapper and that it is prescribed by doctors.

Chas. H. Fletcher

Bayer Aspirin Promises Quick Relief For Various Aches

Fatigue signals rest while Bayer Aspirin offers comfort during tough times. One tablet blocks a potential headache, two or three quell colds, and travel or home use is suggested. From neuralgia to rheumatic pains the genuine Bayer cross tablets provide fast relief and discourage cheaper imitations.

Berlin and Munich Dominate German Beer Output

Berliners favor Weissbier while Munich tops production. Berlin accounts for about one tenth of Germanys beer output, Munich for about one seventh. Berlin specializes in Weissbier a light alcohol brew. The annual Weissbier output reaches 5 284 000 gallons requiring 2000 railway cars for transport.

Mental health care surpasses physical illness in beds

A 1920s sentiment notes hospital bed occupancy favors mental patients over those with physical diseases or injuries, highlighting mounting concerns about mental health care demand. The line reflects era attitudes toward psychiatry and public health resources.

Local Quip Reflects On Ambition And Consequences

A terse adage compares human overreach to a dog overzealously biting beyond its bite, illustrating the cautionary idea that excess can outpace capability and lead to trouble.

Pretty Name for Room A Keeps Family Treasures

In early days the room now called the sitting room was known as the keeping room because the family treasures were kept there. The term reflects how households valued secure storage alongside daily social use.

Woman Quips About Wives and Bridge Skills

A woman jokes about bridge skills saying does your wife take to bridge she takes a lot more than she brings back. The remark reflects cheeky social banter likely from a domestic or club setting.

How One Woman Lost 90 Pounds of Fat

A weight loss ad promises fat loss by taking Kruschen Salts each morning with hot water and cutting pastry and fatty foods. It claims quick pounds shed in weeks, improved energy, clearer skin, and brighter eyes, with a money back guarantee on an 85 cent bottle.

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