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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1924

Page

8

Christmas Tree Legend and Boniface Story Across Centuries

A historic and legendary account traces Christmas observance from its second century beginnings to Saint Boniface and the conversion of the pagan oak. It retells the legend of the Christmas tree as a symbol replacing the oak, with Boniface’s cross turning aside the hammer and the fir tree becoming the sign of the White Christ.

Jesus Christ Telesphorus Rome Diocletian Christ Germany St. Boniface Thor Boniface Jesus

Giant Brooklyn Army Base Warehouse Claims World’s Largest Space

The eight story US Army warehouse in Brooklyn covers fifty two acres of floor area, nearly twice the Equitable Building’s size in New York. A flood in a Pennsylvania coal mine let a mule glimpse daylight for the first time in fifteen years after a conveyor brought him to the surface.

United States Army Brooklyn Equitable New York City Pennsylvania

Pastor Resigns Over Dancing Dissent at City Church

The Rev. Dr. Charles D. Dane, pastor of St. Mark's Congregational Church in New York City, resigns citing an active minority in the church who insist on using the church for modern mixed dancing, a desecration of the house of God.

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State of Montana Seeks Land Selections in Bozeman District

The Montana state government applies under the 1889 and 1891 acts for selections of lands in sections 18 and 14, township 18 S, range 1 W, Principal Montana Meridian. A posted list invites protests on mineral versus agricultural value, with final approval subject to Department rules. notices run from December 12, 1924 to January 9, 1925.

Department of the Interior U. S. Land Office Bozeman Montana State of Acts of Congress Montana Meridian General Land Office Washington, D. C Geo. C. Davenport Register

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