Outcry over License Check Sparks Domestic Tale
A brief clash between a motorist and a police officer unfolds as they argue over proof of a driver's license. The exchange highlights tension and humor around legal requirements and compliance.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1923
Page
11
A brief clash between a motorist and a police officer unfolds as they argue over proof of a driver's license. The exchange highlights tension and humor around legal requirements and compliance.
A manager urges a look at a boy who will fight hard, while the sport editor doubts his championship prospects saying he fights too cheap. The exchange captures a clash over potential versus market value in boxing.
Sam left home young to work through college. He asked his father for money, but the father refused. The following month Sam wrote that he had no pants, turning the rejection into a humorous moment.
The columnist compares flapper attire to barbed wire fencing, saying the clothes protect property while not obstructing the view. It frames fashion as a sharp, protective yet revealing stance.
Sherlock accuses a driver in a black and blue car as an enemy to tire dealers. He deduces this by noting the car carries only a spare rim, leaving dealers anxious about who will make the sale. Watson questions the reasoning as Holmes explains the deduction.
A wife apologizes for burned biscuits and offers a kiss as a consolation. The husband responds with a light command to summon the cook, highlighting a playful morning quip between spouses.
A short stage dialogue features Dumb Dan asking if the dance’s pleasure is his to claim and Vamp affirming with a confident reply about ownership of the moment.
Ed Purdy asserts Christopher Columbus was not only an explorer but also a prophet. He claims at first sight of America Columbus proclaimed Dry Land.
Mr Smythe and Mr Blythe discuss Harry Lipp, praising his energetic presence and noting that everything he wears is charged. The aside hints at a slick, bustling scene with a charged reputation.
A snippet records a wry exchange between Mrs Smythe and Mrs Blythe noting Miss Piffe’s altered complexion and a handbag theft joked about as a confession of a sneak thief grabbing the bag.
Great Falls reports that Standard Oil and California Petroleum recently entered a contract that will materially affect output in the Kevin Sunburst field, signaling major changes in regional production.
Mrs. W. Clary of White Plains Virginia says four years of back trouble eased after using Foley Kidney Pills. She reports relief from backache rheumatic pains and kidney and bladder issues. The ad warns against substitutes and promotes Foley Kidney Pills.
Department of the Interior Helena cancels previous withdrawal orders for lands in Township 8S Range 7W Montana sections 1 2 11 23 26. Lands revert to Homestead and Desert Land entry by Ex-Servicemen of the WWI war, for 91 days from August 8 1923, with public entry thereafter. F A Motz.
Real estate transfers listed from the Beaverhead Abstract Company title books for the week ending August 4 1923. Entries name property locations buyers and sellers and include docket numbers and recording offices. Indicates numerous parcels conveyed in district court and private transactions with dates and prices where shown.
A batch of transfers and locations including several Big Hole basin and Centennial valley parcels, mining claims near Argenta and Blacktail Deer Creek, and a June quarter US Land Office royalty payment of about 96000 dollars from the Cat Creek oil field. Named parties include Tob C Wilson, Carl T Mast, Wilbur Manley, Byron C Wilson, John Peterson, Julia Mathews, W M Reed, George Shambow, Ida Peterson, J A Peterson, Will Gorman, N P Orr, William Dunn, and the Cat Creek field.
A state aviation law in Kansas regulates aerial flight and pilot qualifications, prescribes uniform traffic rules, and guards public interests. The aircraft board may issue airplane licenses for 20 dollars and flyer licenses for 10 dollars annually. Cities may establish and maintain municipal aviation fields from city funds.
The contract has been let for ten miles of highway north from Warland on the Libby-Eureka road for 101000 dollars.
W S Gray of Kentucky Ave Dillon describes severe back pains and frequent urination from kidney trouble. After two boxes Doan's Kidney Pills relieved all symptoms and he keeps them on hand for any sign of trouble. Price 60c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY Adv 31-32.
In the Milk River valley Harlem Valley farmers report harvesting the season's first alfalfa crop as Great Falls area notes a new mail route being secured in Flatwillow.
Purchase of 122 000 pairs of U S Army Munson last shoes sizes 5 to 12 completes surplus stock of a major government contractor. Boots are solid leather dark tan with bellows tongue waterproof and dirt resistant. Retail value $6.00 but offered to the public at 2 95 with postpaid delivery on acceptance or money order. If not as represented refund available.
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