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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1935
Page
6
In the Green Forest the leaves turn red and gold in October as Lightfoot the Deer senses approaching danger. His summer peace ends with growing antlers and a wary fear of the coming hunting season, despite Buster Bear’s easygoing nature.
In a tense scene narrator T. W. Burgess records Lightfoot's growing fear as hunters with powerful rifles near the Green Forest. The animal's anxiety intensifies by day, with only night offering relief, hinting at a perilous season ahead.
The poem Mary Had a Little Lamb grew from an actual 19th century Sterling Massachusetts incident. Mary E Sawyer is the heroine and John Roulstone the author, credited by the McClure Newspaper Syndicate Service.
The article urges taking a vacation from cooking duties by involving children in meal prep. It suggests simple options like eggs and bacon sandwiches, tomato and egg sandwiches, toasted French toast, and camp coffee. It recommends beverages in thermos bottles and easy side dishes with salads and fresh vegetables.
A reader writes jokes and questions to Mr Wynn about acting Shakespeare audience reaction musicians closing eyes snake bites counterfeit money and a moral about handling a counterfeit ten dollar bill. The column offers brief, tongue in cheek answers from the columnist.
A nostalgic reminiscence describes a child with an old Granddad on a wagon. The pipe and tobacco scent, the roan team, and sunlit fields frame quiet wisdom. Grandpa’s aside about the weakest wagon wheel squeaking echoes measured restraint in a noisy world.
A smart three piece suit combines a heather navy and tan alpaca tweed skirt and jacket with a ribbed navy blouse belt and pocket linings. A cowhide buckle provides a distinctive accessory to the ensemble.
A brief comic line from Sue contrasts imagined footwork with mental images of boyfriends, humorously highlighting the difference between aspiration and reality in dance. The remark plays on wit about style and grace.
Afghanistan has an estimated area of 245000 square miles and a population exceeding 6000000. The figures reflect early 20th century geographic data and are presented as broad estimates.
A stranger in Turners Falls Massachusetts drove into a local garage and claimed the car ran inconsistently. The attendant test drove it and found the fuel line clogged. Upon disassembly six mice hopped out and escaped, explaining the erratic performance.
Geoffrey Russell, thirteen, inherits the barony of Ampthill after his grandfather dies of pneumonia. John Hugh Russell, new Lord Ampthill, faces divorce action from Lady Ampthill, with House of Lords previously upholding a dream-born maternity claim amid a long legal fight and royal influence.
Ohio lacks a formal executioner as Warden J. C. Woodward asks three guards to operate switches for a death penalty. Only one switch connects to the chair, preventing any guard from knowing who triggered the charge. A C note covers expenses, with $100 divided among the three executioners and burial costs.
The Kansas City massacre case ends as Adam Rich et al faces the death penalty after a two hour and eleven minute jury deliberation. The incident left four officers dead, Nash captured, and three gangsters killed or captured.
A Beachwood carpenter, mildly intoxicated, crawled into a cottage porch screen and nailed himself inside his work space. Neighbors and the village fire chief helped free him after his stunt left him stuck. The incident occurred in Ocean County in a residential area.
Police in Reading Pennsylvania forced a jail break to hear a prisoner. Turnkey Robert Munz attempted to open a cell door and officers gave the man his hearing through the bars. The prisoner was found guilty and sentenced to ten days in default of fine after the jammed lock was forced. A locksmith was called to address the jammed lock, which was wedged with a piece of wood.
A waiter in a Turkish restaurant near Saint Sophia opened a drawer for spoons and found an imitation snake of pearls. When he reached in the snake bit his finger with its fangs, injuring him.
In Rainier Oregon Ira Johnson eighty four, deaf, credited his cats with alerting him to a fire. The cats ran through rooms and stared at the ceiling where the blaze began. Johnson and the cats escaped but the house burned down. Long lost diamond brooch recovered in Portageville Missouri after sixteen years.
In Lansing Michigan a CCC youth riding a ride claimed to have caught two black bass. Fisheries chief Fred A. Westerman questioned the youth about the catch and the black bass season, realizing the rider was not a Michigan resident and unaware of local laws.
Wallace Ivey, a newspaper man in Albemarle North Carolina, offered a dollar for a farmer to kill a hen with his car. The farmer refused payment but later suggested taking the dollar as a rascal after hearing Ivey claim being a gentleman is worth a dollar.
A bolt of lightning killed Mrs. Nora Helen Dollar at Bluefield West Virginia, striking her as she nursed her ten month old baby. The infant was unharmed though doctors fear possible illness from the shock.
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