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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1920
Page
5
A Sycamore Leader editorial argues steady commitment beats caprice in business. It warns profiteers may face consequences, but stresses sustained effort yields success and enduring profit.
Five times daily about 220 million Muslims kneel in prayer to invoke the Spirit, seeking wisdom and knowledge as taught by the Koran, reflecting a core religious practice across the Muslim world.
No hunting or trespassing allowed on premises owned by Craig Cornell and 849 Roscoe Cornell. Card reads as a private notice posted on site.
Former Senator Mantle of Butte expresses deep sorrow at the death of Gov B F White of Dillon. He recalls meeting White in Malad City Idaho and his rise through Montana politics, praising White’s wisdom and integrity and noting Dillon’s loss of a long trusted civic leader. The article closes with a mention of sheet music arrivals at Tribune Book Store.
Rental notice offers pasture for fifteen head of horses on the Worth ranch located five miles east of Dillon. Reading indicates available grazing space and terms for animal housing and care. Aimed at horse owners seeking nearby grazing land.
A recent Yerkes Observatory sighting captured a sun eruption photographed on the rim, launching material up to 700000 miles high. One detached cloud appeared vastly larger in volume than Earth, underscoring that solar outbursts dwarf earthly volcanic events.
A historical note explains eyebrows reflect temperament and vitality. thin brows suggest lack of vigor, thick brows imply high vitality and endurance. Highly arched brows are linked to sensitive temperaments, with the average eyebrow described as a mix of black and red.
A mother Mrs. E P Gray and her four children from Barbourville Ky join the summer term at Eastern Kentucky state normal school in Richmond to study. The mother, wife of a famed chautauqua entertainer, will take a course alongside her two sons and two daughters, creating an uncommon family group in the program.
A catalog of items includes ice and roller skates, coaster wagons, sleds, mechanical toys, scooters, building blocks, books, automobiles and racers, horns, tops, marbles, balls, sweaters, skating caps, pop guns and air rifles, and dozens more articles.
Boxed candy and stationery alongside ivory sets and hand painted China fill a display of season gifts. The assortment includes lamps, glassware, picture frames, silverware, purses, bound books, and a wide range of bric a brac ideal for holiday giving.
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