Uncle Joins Visit Sparks Child’s Milk Request
A humorous scene shows a mother and Bobby in a party setting. Bobby forgets himself amid the fun, asking for milk as Uncle Joins visits, while the mother quizzes if he behaved.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1923
Page
11
Personal Dynamics Behind Quick Work
A dialogue frames Sambo praising swift work as energy and enthusiasm fuse naturally, with the boss acknowledging the explanation in dialectal terms.
Unclear exchange over a community incident and a claim
A fragmentary dialogue shows a man asking what part was taken in an incident involving a boy carried to a pump and nearly drowned. Tough Kelly answers with "De left leg" while Chestnut Cherley warns against building a reputation on life's plots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilltoppang
Kelly
Chestnut Cherley
Chestnut Charley Again Retorts On Attention
Chestnut Charley quips that an expert would say you need a mouthful of attention, responding to critics in a brisk exchange. The exchange captures Charley’s sharp wit and confrontational stance amid ongoing commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley
Airplane Poultry Joke Prompted by Angry Customer
A customer complains about poultry shipments, asking not to receive airplane chickens. He wants poultry with meat, not birds “all wings and no meat.”
The Song Birds Gone Missing in a Street Scoop
A playful mock newsy verse recalls a newsboy singing about missing canaries and a home search. Kond Mother jokes with her son about a childish schoolday lesson ending in a nose soaking as retaliation.
Light That Failed Dialogue Reveals Marital Tension
A domestic exchange shows strain as a wife recalls past praise for a bright life while the husband notes frequent objections to his comments. The dialogue hints at growing irritability and disconnect in the relationship.
Telephone Booth Room Turns Out Smaller Than Thought
A humorous exchange reveals a room described as terrible and poorly furnished is actually a telephone booth. The proprietor corrects the guest, clarifying the space’s true purpose.
Insect riddle pun on moths and holes
A professor asks which insect survives on the least food and a student quips that the moth eats holes. The line plays on a wordplay about moths and holes in fabric or matter.
Real Estate Transfers Week Ending August 18 1923 Beaverhead
Real estate transfers recorded in the Title Books of the Beaverhead Abstract Company for the week ending August 18 1923 list properties conveyed and parties involved. The notices reflect transfers likely guidance for surrounding Dillon Montana area real estate activity during late summer 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Beaverhead Abstract Company
AH All Alone Excerpt Socking Away Isolation Joke
A brief humorous line contrasts a character wishing to cut off from the world with a punchline suggesting a telephone booth as the place to escape. The dialogue plays on isolation and irony in a light, witty tone.
Water Right and Property Transfers in Medicine Lodge Valley
John Stringer secures 1 cubic foot per second water appropriation from Noble Creek in Medicine Lodge valley. Christine Wilhemine Jensen transfers 50 acres near Brown Station to Valen Tadevich. Russel J. Holder receives 160 acres in Sage Creek basin. Irving A. Harmon gains 130 acres in Upper Big Hole basin near Jackson. Minnie Lawrence awarded 320 acres in Black Tail Deer Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stringer
Noble Creek
Medicine Lodge Valley
Medicine Loave Valley
Christeine Wilhemine Jensen
Valen Tadevich
Reichle
Montana
Brown Station
Russel J. Holder
Sage Creek
Irving A. Harmon
Big Hole
Jackson
Minnie Lawrence
Black Tail Deer Creek
Federal highway project on Fort Belknap reserve to cost 170000
Construction of the new federal highway across the northern part of the Fort Belknap Indian reservation in Blaine and Phillips counties will cost 170000. Box Elder.-The Sun River irrigation project is to be finished. The government is to spend from three to four million dollars and add 60000 acres. Shelby.-Fifty producing wells have been added to the north field in five weeks. Four completions last week increase production 500 barrels. Cat Creek Fergus county.-The Shaffer Oil company recently brought in another dry well. At Baker, Montana, bids were recently opened for the erection of a new school building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Belknap Indian Reservation
Blaine
Phillips Counties
Box Elder
Sun River
Shelby
Cat Creek
Fergus County
Shaffer Oil Company
Baker
Montana
Vike Cheerfulness and the Mosquito Joke
A fragmentary line praising cheerfulness and a quip about loving the mosquito appears, suggesting a light, humorous note within a larger text. The two bits contrast work mood and a playful mosquito joke without clear context or attributions.
Kidney Pills Relieve Backache and Rheumatic Pain
Mrs W Clary of White Plains Virginia reports four years of back trouble. She says Ley Fo ley Kidney Pills relieved kidney and bladder issues and reduced discomfort with minimal recurrence. The ad urges refusing substitutes and lists Potts as the druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Montana State Fair offers 175 prize for best bushel of Marquis wheat
The Montana State Fair at Helena offers a 175 prize for the best bushel of Marquis hard wheat tested for gluten yield and flour quality. One bushel only is required, judged by Montana millers, with the winning grain sent to Chicago for world competition and potential nationwide advertising benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Helena
Chicago
State Fair
Montana Opens Three New Rural Routes This Year
Three new rural routes have been established in Montana within the past year and a fourth is expected to be inaugurated soon. The updates indicate expanded service for remote communities and improvements in regional transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Butte Mining to Begin Work on Elkhorn Properties
The vast Butte Mining company plans to start work on its Elkhorn properties soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vast Butte Mining Company
Elkhorn
Gladys Belle Brown Well Shines In High Grade Oil
Shelby report notes the Gladys Belle Brown well delivers a strong showing in high grade oil. The establishment highlights early production and promising reserves as investor interest grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby
Gladys Belle Brown
Eastern Montana farmers seek 3000 men for harvest
A call from eastern Montana farmers asks for 3,000 workers to assist with this season's grain harvest. The appeal emphasizes the urgent need for labor to ensure timely collection and crop processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Doan’s Kidney Pills Proven to Relieve Back Pain
Dillon resident Mrs. M. L. Thompson reports kidney trouble causing backache and dizziness. She used Doan’s Kidney Pills with relief and now recommends them. Price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Dillon
Doan
Instinct and reason contrasted by Richard Lloyd Jones
Richard Lloyd Jones discusses instinct as the primal, brighter force behind thought while reason is seen as a flawed process. He contrasts animal intuition with human rationality, then shifts to Boston's Charles River Basin where a guarded promenade hosts wild ducks gathering before winter freezing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Charles River
Richard Lloyd Jones
Montana seeks record wheat crop sweepstakes prize
Montana anticipates a bumper wheat harvest in 1922 possibly dethroning South Dakota in spring wheat. The Montana State Fair will award 175 dollars to the best bushel of Marquis wheat at the September 25 to 28 event, judged by Montana millers on commercial quality and gluten yield. A total of 30,000 dollars in premiums is set for the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
South Dakota
Eighth Grade Examinations Schedule for Dillon Beaverhead Pupils
State eighth grade tests set for Dillon August 23 and 24 for Beaverhead county students who failed in May. Reexaminations carry a summer study requirement. First day includes Civics History Grammar Reading and Close. second day lists Arithmetic Spelling Physiology Agriculture Geography and Close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Beaverhead County
Stresemann Becomes German Chancellor
Berlin reports Gustav Stresemann, head of the German People’s Party, takes on the task of forming a new coalition cabinet. The U S Coal Commission offers 12 labor recommendations for the anthracite sector, including ending the 12 hour day and giving the president legal power to intervene to avert a general strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Gustav Stresemann
German People's Party
United States Coal Commission
French amusement tax raises 266 million francs in 1922
The 1922 French tax on amusements totaled 266 million francs and was applied to support hospitals and charitable institutions.
Public Sale on Army Munson Shoes in Dark Tan
We offer 122000 pairs of U S Army Munson shoes sizes 5% to 12 from surplus stock of a major government contractor. Guaranteed solid leather waterproof and bellows tongue. value $6.00, sale price $2.95. Pay on delivery or by money order. refunds offered if not as represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Army
Munson
U. S
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Personal Dynamics
Yulk
Tribune Book Store
Dillon, Montana
Ervice
I A
Airplane Poultry
Kond
Sissy
Flaherty
K. of C
James. A. Flaherty
Knights of Columbus
Montreal
Bow
Chamberlain
Ismay
James Johnson
Alexander St.Charleston
D.C
Frank A. Hazelbaker
Louisa Almy, Secy
BGR Reck
Ren
Furnitur
Stresemann
National Bay State Shoe Company
Broadway
New York, N. Y
Home Sweet
Oscar
Terry Gilkison
Daddy
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