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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1909
Page
7
A study guide with discussion prompts on Matthew chapters 2 and 3, examining Bethlehem birthplace, wise men, kingship of Jesus, prophecy, motives, signs and joy, and the nature of divine guidance, inviting personal reflection on seekers of Jesus and the meaning of the star and guidance.
Mayor Love of Lincoln Nebraska argues prohibition is enforced better than license laws. He acknowledges some liquor sales persist in the city but claims six months of prohibitory enforcement surpasses prior license enforcement and challenges the view that prohibition breeds lawlessness.
A Lincoln discussion argues liquor selling shifts with licensing. Proponents claim tighter rules reduce illicit sale, while noting past periods with many saloons had more illegal liquor than today. Advocates say strict enforcement lessens violations, countering claims licenses boost wrongdoing.
Lewis Strang driving a 200 horsepower Fiat set a 5 mile speed record on an elliptical track at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in 3 minutes 17 70 seconds. Officials were initially skeptical but electric timing confirmed the mark though Strang reported a tire split near the finish could have slowed him further.
New York December 21 William Loeb Jr collector of the port approves Parr deputy collector and reformer in the sugar frauds to receive a moiety of the 2 135 486 paid into the treasury by American Sugar Refining for duties evaded by underweighing The statute caps the share at half the net proceeds likely around 1 000 000 if approved by the treasury department
Joseph Degan saloon keeper from May Idaho in the Pahsimiri valley died after being shot with a 30-30 rifle while en route from Salmon to May. He stopped at W W Schultz home on Iron creek for the night. Officials doubt if it was an accident or self-inflicted as no one was present.
Peter J. McDermott, a veteran Oregon Short Line engineer, was fatally injured by a blow from a mail crane at Pebble station near Potacello Idaho. The accident occurred as the train was stopped by Fireman McNally four miles west of Pebble. the victim died at Pebble at 1 a.m. after being taken to the mail car. He joined the Oregon Short Line as fireman in 1883 and was promoted to engineer in 1884.
An English army examiner recalls a failing candidate who cannot answer simple questions. In a moment of sarcasm he imagines a captain faced with an impassable abyss and towering rocks, surrounded by ten to one enemy, prompting the applicant to declare I should resign.
The article notes Germany remains a hotspot for Christmas novelties with quirky cakes and mechanical toys from Sonneberg. It highlights cartoon sugar cakes, Bavarian figurines, a Munich waitress motif, and a soldier at attention. It mentions authorities promoting toymaking and catalogs World toys for foreign markets. Henry Snyder.
The Dillon Public Library lists evening hours for distributing books from 7 to 9 30 PM on Monday Wednesday and Saturday. A Friday afternoon slot runs from 4 to 6 PM.
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