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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1918
Page
6
Dillon residents report visits from George B. Conway of Helena and C. E. Sanner of Bozeman while Hazelbaker promotes farm loans. Advertisements note FOR RENT and FOR SALE items including a Victrola. Beavershead-Alberta drilling advances and library reopenings shape the week in Dillon.
Spotted gum, a grayish yellow Australian hardwood, features a close grain, occasional interlock, and high elasticity. It is favored in coach building cabinet making and street waving, valued in construction and boat ribs for steam bending with low splitting risk.
A boy visits a drug store to buy an ice cream soda for a dime. After learning 16 cents for a soda and 5 cents for a glass, he orders a cone for a nickel and slips the cone's contents into the glass, gaining a portion of ice cream. The startled proprietor gives him a dime to replicate the trick at a rival shop.
Dillon residents and visitors appear in brisk notes with mentions of Tattersall’s goods and leg bands for chickens. Jorgen Jorgenson and Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins drop by, while influenza hospitalizations are noted and a local abstract firm promotes prompt services.
Early report describes a wind aided system in Oregon that uses a gasoline driven crane to lift hay into a car, improving packing over traditional hand forks.
Dr Pang Yuen Tseo daughter of Dr and Mrs Ling Han Tseo of Nan chang China begins work as an ambulance surgeon on Bellevue hospital New York medical staff. She came to the United States in 1909 via the Chinese educational commission and completed a three year medical course at the University of Chicago after studying at Northwestern University Evanston Ill.
The text traces a shift from two-pronged forks and early straight handles to more practical spoon shapes by the mid fifteenth century. It notes quaint looks but awkward handles and round bowls, with a major change in form during the late medieval period.
Stars and Stripes recalls a proud Yank in a moving wartime moment. He stops a crowded truck to shelter a baby and doll with a little girl, then places them in the seat of honor as he continues to lead the convoy with care.
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