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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1920
Page
9
Our Next Governor Dixon Faces Faithful Montana Watch
The Bellefont Pennsylvania Democratic Watchman notes Montanans will watch Governor elect Dixon closely. It stresses his free hand, expected honest, efficient leadership, and prudent selections, amid tough finances and hardship for farmers and miners, urging economic restraint.
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Montana
Sharks hides tanned would cut shoe costs says Stillwater Gazette
A short note from the Stillwater Minnesota newspaper remarks that tanning sharks hides could lower shoe prices, presenting a tongue in cheek economic thought from the Gazette.
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Stillwater (Minn
Panama Canal profits vs debt question raise in New York Sun
The New York Sun editorial argues the canal shows a small operating profit while the true cost to the American people exceeds half a billion dollars. It says interest and debt charges far outweigh receipts and contends the canal was built for public benefit, not private profit.
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Panama Canal
United States
Panama
Canal
New York Sun
Jitney Threatens End For Ancient Rickshaw Trade
The Yokohama rickshaw trade faces extinction as jitneys spread. Despite strong sentiment from rickshaw men, a licensed large jitney operator gains ground and small motor cars with two passengers are planned to run at about 25 sen per mile.
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Lafcadio Hearn
Japan
Yokohama
Old King Coal Is a Costly Old Soul
A brief editorial note from the Columbia Record riffs on coal costs and energy policy. It hints that coal’s price and reliability remain central issues for industry and consumers.
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King Coal
Columbia
S. C
Wall Welding Works Proprietor Visits Dillon
C. J. Wall owner of Wall Welding Works in Lima made a business visit to Dillon on Wednesday.
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C. J. Wall
Wall Welding Works
Lima
Dillon
Regional conference visit and college events recap
Dr Davis and Professor Light attended the regional conference in Butte on Wednesday. The YWCA bazaar is planned for December 17 at Olmsted Stevenson’s. The dorm hosts held a dance last Friday. The Roses of Savoy will be staged December 15 in the college auditorium. Health Week approaches after a busy Thanksgiving period with various visitor notes and a Junior class convocation play.
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Free
Olmsted-Stevenson
Catherine Guidici
Savoy
College Glee Club
Merklein
When a man would strut rather than work
Pekin Daily Times cites a proverb noting that prideful strutting signals readiness for dismissal, reflecting local attitudes toward labor and discipline.
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Pekin
Daily Times
Rag dolls on display for Christmas shoppers
Rag dolls appear for Christmas with two high class figures shown in a painting. They are crafted from heavy domestic fabric cut by a patterned template, faces painted with watercolors, yarn hair, and fully dressed with removable clothing. One baby doll is a boy in romper attire under his coat.
Die making by Greeks traced to 800 BC
Old coins reveal Greek knowledge of die making as far back as 800 BC, illustrating early metalworking skill. The note from Knoxville Journal and Tribune adds a quip about the full dinner pail versus the full coal scuttle.
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Knoxville (Tenn
Journal and Tribune
Desert Hero Rufus the Desert Dog Ends Service
Rufus the desert dog dies in a Pasadena Georgia dog sanatorium after a life of saving prospectors with Beck. Beck died in 1917 and the project received government funding to continue. Rufus is cared for by a veterinarian friend of Beck as the pioneer duo are remembered.
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Rufus
Pasadena
Gal
Lou Westcott Beck
Mercy
Beck
Ward On Vacation From Great Falls Zinc Works
E. D. Ward, long employed at the zinc works at Great Falls, is home for a vacation.
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E. D. Ward
Great Falls
Robe for Baby in State Parade Shown in Satin
A baby’s carriage robe described as a splendid satin robe with satin ribbon trim. The piece envisions the royal baby riding in state after Christmas and highlights the rich appearance of the garment.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promoted as Constitutional Cure
There is more catarrh in this region than other diseases and long considered incurable. Doctors blamed local remedies, but Hall's Catarrh Medicine from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio is sold as a constitutional remedy taken internally and acting through the blood on mucous surfaces. A hundred dollar reward is offered for any case it fails to cure. Bend for details.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
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Bellefont
Democratic Watchman
Victor Talking Machine CO
Camden
N. J
Victrola
Rexall
IOR
Piqua, Ohio
Freeney Orisa
LPR
Hart Schafer & Marx
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Kant Ti
Manhattan
Silk
Madras
Elies Brothers
Dr. Davis
Professor Light
Butte
Reg
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