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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1928
Page
7
Nature Magazine notes the sir kingbird, a common large fly catcher, ranges from central Canada through most of the United States excluding the Southwest. The male bird aggressively pursues crows, using a strong bill to drive them from its habitat.
A public relations feature from the American Bankers Association warns investors to distinguish reliable promoters from high pressure scammers in mining oil and invention ventures. It urges consulting bankers or the National Better Business Bureau, getting the facts, and avoiding trades that sound too good to be true to prevent loss of savings.
Three South Carolina banks launch a plan to provide a rent free central venue for Greenville and nearby farmers to establish a creamery canning factory and farm women club. The project aims to boost livestock food production and surplus sales with a bank backed by Atlanta. A banker farmer alfalfa demonstration drew 250 participants and linked to a rise in alfalfa acreage. The state reports large gains in corn yield truck sales pecans meat and feed production, aided by the initiative.
Georgia bankers advanced a diversified farming program over the past year by urging farmers to plant fifty five car loads of vetch seed and offering local prizes in eighty counties for the corn contest with a state award of one thousand dollars.
William Green, president of the American Federation of Labor, argues that banks losing vast sums from rushed investments could better guide wage earners. He contends bank counsel would prevent unwise speculation and save money.
Bennet Doty, an American member of the French Foreign Legion, is photographed back in the United States after a decorated but controversial career. He was honored for bravery under fire, later deserted the Legion, faced a death sentence, which was commuted, and he was discharged.
A Kansas City Star tale portrays Lycurgus as a foe of hard liquor, citing ancient historians who praise his reforms in Thrace including the abolition of Bacchus worship. After travels to Egypt and beyond he established sobriety measures until his death, with reign dated uncertainly to the ninth century BC.
The article notes eels in freshwater behaving unusually active daylight or dark water. It describes their strength and skill at escaping hooks by bending lines and entangling lines with their tails. The writer recounts removing an eel from a hook and the knots it used to escape.
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers association offers a $250 reward for convicting any sheep thief and a $100 reward for convicting any camp robber. Also notes 10 old newspapers for sale at the Tribune Print Shop, 20-tf.
Sk Boggess of Pomona California touts Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as the quickest relief for a hard persistent cough and throat irritations. The ad claims pine tar and honey provide demulcent healing in a formulation recommended by Gosman, the Druggist, dated January 4.
A terse quote notes that unseen inner face limits a man. if he lives up to it he may be a success, but only films can universally reveal it. The line reflects media myth and celebrity ambition.
Homeowners regret buying low price paint as they face costly outcomes from shoddy jobs and unprotective finishes.
A quotation from Uncle Henry's Sayings asserts that national stability requires a righteous and just government and only righteous and just people can sustain such governance, underscoring moral criteria for political order.
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