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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1920

Page

12

Andrew Bowers and Dolores Ruey in a Blazing Gold Quest

John Webster, mining engineer, returns from Death Valley with $100000 cleaned. He helps a distressed woman named Dolores Ruey, declines taking advantage, and faces complex schemes in Denver, Sobrante, and Buenaventura. A plot by Billy Geary to finance a Central American gold venture unfolds as Webster pursues a new job and love.

John Stuart Webster Death Valley California Civilization Dolores Ruey Denver Edward J. Jerome Billy Geary Central America Jerome John Buenaventura Sobrante Geary Mother Jenks Dolores Henrietta Wilkins Ruey Sarros Jenks Billy Webster New Orleans la Estrelta Andrew Bowers

Aboard the La Estrellita Aboard with Andrew Bowers

John Stuart Webster boards toward a staged voyage with a mysterious valet Andrew Bowers who uses disguise and wit to gain Webster's trust. The pair navigate threats of detection and possible desertion as the ship sails toward San Buenaventura. Dolores and Billy Geary pursue romance elsewhere while Webster contends with Bowers’s secrets and potential danger.

Stuart Webster Andrew Bowers Webster John S. Webster Mr. Webster John Stuart Webster San Buenaventura Websterian Webster Famiy

Fences for Chickens and Yard Layout in Poultry Keeping

Poultry fencing should be minimized to ease cultivation and land quality. Space per bird ranges 200–250 sq ft on good soil, more on poor ground, with higher fences for Plymouth Rocks and heavy meat birds and even top wire strategies for Leghorns. Posts are set eight to ten feet apart for netting, four to five inches diameter, four feet deep, with corner posts eight inches and braces or cement.

Plymouth Rocks United States Department of Agriculture

Unclear Cable News Dramatizes Sobrante Romance

Web ster wires Billy Geary about passage on La Estrellita and an imminent San Buenaventura arrival. The note sparks Bil to visit Dolores Ruey in Sobrante, seeking to explain his friend Jack Webster’s absence amid a tense romantic thread.

Geary Bill Dolores Bul Senor Webster Promaine St. Louis Billy Webster Mr. Geary Gil Leber Don Juan Cafetero New Orleans Billy Geary la Estrellita San Buenaventura Dolores Ruey Sobrante Jack Webster Bil

July Named For Caesar and Sun’s Power Tell

The Chicago Journal explains July’s history from Quintilis through Julius Caesar’s restoration to 31 days, its renaming by Marc Antony in honor of Caesar, and the Saxon name Hey Monath reflecting haying time.

Julius Caesar Marc Antony Caesar Chicago Journal

Largest Jade Block Displayed In New York Museum

The seven by four foot jade block weighs three tons and comes from South Island New Zealand. It forms the base for a Maori chieftain statue on view at the Museum of Natural History in New York City.

South Island New Zealand Museum of Natural History New York City

NO CURE FOR FOWL CHOLERA WARNINGS

Poultry experts at Town State College warn keepers about fowl cholera a highly contagious disease fatal without warning signs. Symptoms include listless movement crouching feather ruffling and abnormal stools with liver kidney and intestinal congestion seen in dead birds. Do not treat sick birds kill those with symptoms burn bodies bury deep and disinfect water with mercury or sodium sulfocarborate tablets.

Town State, College

Frost Collects On Walls Indicating Poor Ventilation

Frost on walls of a henhouse suggests walls are too thin or ventilation is insufficient to carry off moisture from the birds. Overcrowding may also prevent adequate ventilation.

Outdoor living best for wildfowl in snowless days

The piece advocates leaving turkeys ducks and geese outdoors until snow arrives, arguing they stay healthier in the open as nature intended. It warns that theft and prowling animals pose the greatest dangers to these birds.

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