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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1924
Page
3
Crossword fans debate a six letter term for a family quarrel. Bill suggests the answer is budget with playful misdirection. The exchange shows lighthearted puzzle slang and friendly banter at a game or gathering.
A crossword fan jests with Bill asking for a sly-etter word meaning mouse-trap. Bas replies with a playful solution: TOMCAT. The banter captures lighthearted puzzle culture and wordplay among hobbyists.
In a witty exchange Lord Algernon and Sherlock Holmes debate paternity. The solution: the big American is the mother of the little American, challenging assumptions about relations and prompting Holmes to acknowledge possible reasoning.
A playful note brims with botanical puns and humor as a writer greets the year 1925. The letter teases cheerful wordplay about vegetables and romance, using fruit and produce imagery to light the exchange between Corn Onna Cobb and a sweet Patootic.
A Natural Question cites divers using radio from the ocean floor prompting discussion of legislative bills. Webb responds with a brisk query about wavelength, prompting a technical exchange on underwater communication.
A columnist notes that while consulting a mother is acceptable for marriage, modern women increasingly seek legal counsel, delaying wedding plans and adding a legal dimension to wedding preparations.
The exchange features Dickson proposing a cost cutting plan by cutting advertising. Experience retorts with a sharp plan to further reduce costs.
Sambo approached the First National Bank window for a check when the window slammed shut. The cashier declared the bank busted and Sambo left muttering that he had never seen a bank burst in his face.
The text notes diverse items including 120000 ostriches in Africa, Joseph Conrad's estate about 100000, the US eagle on currency in 1790, a Catalina silver mine rediscovery with ore shipments to San Francisco, a Sunbeam Colorado women's party winning local posts, Danish military disarmament proposals, and a plan to abolish general enlistment with forts dismantled for civilian use.
This clipping notes poker's ancient Persian roots, links Captain Robert Dollar to the Cappy Ricks persona, and reports a Stevenson manuscript auction result. It also mentions the ship term ship from Dutch schipe and skier notes about sea captains, elephants, and a Cenwulf era coin hoard found in Peakland Derbyshire England.
The late Herr Krupp, a maker of death dealing devices, feared the word death and would not permit it to be spoken in his presence.
In Palestine many Jews revert to Hebrew names with examples such as Golman to Zahabi and Silverman to Kaspi. Blumberg changes to Parchi and Goldman to Haklai while Sapiro Cohen and Levy stay unchanged as they are already Hebrew.
The State of Montana applies for land selections under federal acts for lands in township 13 south range 1 west principal meridian. A list of lands is posted for public inspection with protests or contests on mineral versus agricultural value to be filed before final approval.
The court orders all interested parties to appear on January 3 1925 at 10 AM in Dillon Montana to show cause why the executor should be granted permission to sell the real mining and personal property of the deceased estate. A copy of the order will be published weekly for four weeks in a Beaverhead county weekly. The property includes a one half interest in the Randal Quartz Lode Mining claim and two houses in Bannack with squatter rights to the lots. The date is December 1914 and the year appears as 1924.
In Beav erhead County Montana the District Court considers an order for sale of all real and personal property of Navier Renoir deceased. Executor Henry R B Paddock petitions to sell all real estate mining and personal property to pay debts and administration expenses, finding sale beneficial to the estate and interested parties.
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