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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1920

Page

4

Jerusalem Travel Tales Touching on Holy Sites and Sailor Gifts

The article contrasts gleaming pamphlet images of Jerusalem with the gritty reality of beggars and maimed beggars near sacred shrines. It notes routes from Jaffa to Jerusalem, famous churches on the Mount of Olives, and the busy trade in olive wood and mother of pearl gifts for sailors from U S Navy ships.

Jerusalem Holy City Jaffa Mount of Olives St. Mary Magdelene Gethsemane Macarius Wildebald United States Navy

Monster Lost by Cityman in Pond Trade Tale

A Louisville Courier Journal snippet recalls a bizarre exchange about losing a “monster” fish in a pond and draining the water to find no fish larger than eight inches, followed by a local ad note for used cars at Western Motor Supply Co run by T. D. Moran.

Farmer Heck

His Way Bluff and bragging noted in quip

Brown and Jones discuss Smith’s habit of bluffing and boasting about owning items, citing a Cincinnati Enquirer quotation about tobacco, rolling stock, and bravado.

Smith Brown Jones Cincinnati Enquirer

Miss Frances Boetticher Visits Melrose for Christmas

Miss Frances Boetticher travels to Melrose to celebrate Christmas at the home of her parents.

Frances Boetticher Melrose

Sheridan News Reflects on 1920 and Hopes for 1921

Sheridan notes abundant grain and alfalfa due to heavy mountain snow and summer rains, yet anticipates better prices for stock while keeping enough feed. It recalls Christmas programs at Episcopal and Methodist churches, community gatherings, and a large family Thanksgiving of greetings and dinners.

Sheridan the Tribune Commonwealth Episcopal Sunday School Mary BE. D. Marsh Albert Daniels Will Harvey Marsh Dillon G. W. Rightenour C. B. Gentry H. B. Cheney Neyland Thomas A. Foster Harry Foster Len Foster Will Shaffer George Foster C. C. Hill

For Sale or Exchange: Hereford Bull and Calves Bozeman Mont

For sale or exchange for stock cows a registered Hereford bull twenty months old and two calves eight months old. Also a few registered Chester White pigs for sale. L. E. Megee Route 2 Bozeman Montana. 53-3.

L. E. Megee Route 2 Bozeman Mont

Reichle Notes May Hope Fill New Year

Glen Station column reflects on the old year ending and urging effort in the coming year. It cites a Christmas program at Reichle School led by Miss Norma Talman, departures for vacations, and visits from teachers and townsfolk over the holidays.

Reichle P. D Norma Talman N. Talman Polson Miss O'Leary Butte Mary Hughes Woodin Reichle Frank Fassler

Community Christmas Dinner Draws Big Apex Crowd

Apex notes a large turnout for a Christmas Eve dinner at the school house with attendees from Dillon and Melrose. Reverend Smith led services followed by Santa gifts and a pupil performance arranged by Mr. Whetstone.

Apex Dillon Melrose Smith Santa Whetstone Otto Christensen Borgaes

Camel's Feet Adapted to Sahara Terrain

The camel’s foot functions as a soft cushion, well suited to gravel and stones. While horses wear out three sets of shoes on a Sahara journey, the camel’s feet remain unscathed and intact.

Sahara

Educators of Our Children A key early 20th century view

Elizabeth Harrison argues education builds accurate observation sound judgment and energetic action. She warns children mirror home and classroom conduct and that adult gossip or contempt destroys a child’s developing mind. Parents and teachers shape character through dignified, noble dialogue and examples.

Elizabeth Harrison

Editor’s witty reply on out of town circulation

Frank C. Spaulding of San Diego recalls a Missouri editor facing an advertiser worried about out-of-town readership. The editor quips the answer that circulation goes to Kansas City Chicago St Louis Detroit and sometimes I think it’s going to hell.

Frank C. Spaulding San Diego Missouri Advertiser Kansas City Chicago St. Louis Detroit

Sacrifice and Ambition, Orison Swett Marden Advice

Orison Swett Marden urges Chicago Daily News readers to assess the sacrifices needed for ambition. He asks if one will relinquish luxuries and countless desires, endure discouragement, and rise after each fall to determine success or failure.

Orlson Swett Marden Chicago Daily News

Stock Ranch For Sale Near Ralstons

1129 acre cattle or sheep ranch above Ralstons with two log building sets, hay land, water rights, open water, brush for shelter, good range, forest permit. Asking price 12000 dollars with cash percentage and balance on time at 6 percent.

Ralstons

Also Mentioned on This Page

Percy L. Crosby McClure Newspaper Syndicate Bkce Timmie Aron Miso Givin Western ‘Motor Supply Co T. D. Moran Prop His Dillon Furniture CO General Furniture Distributors McLandburgh Wilson Glen Station News Robert Frakes Thomas Dubois Mantle Ranch Elizabeth Best Schlicher Florence Martin Ralph David Hier A. C. Hood Bryan Ranch Mary Roberts Mrs. Bryan Cora Bryan National Kindergarten Association W. 40Th St New York City Wammermae, Bond Western Motor Supply Co Eatonic Kupfer Drug Co Dillon, Mont Land Office Beaverhead Tnaagor Pearl I. Smith Lide Montana Burke Auto Transfer Company E. A. Burke Propr R. H. Brendage
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