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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1920

Page

2

Big Increase in Acreage Unwise

Secretary David F. Houston cautions against rapid expansion of farm land at this time. He argues remaining land is scarce and costly to bring into production, urging use of existing lands through improved productivity and careful studies of regional possibilities. Government agencies should assist new settlers with reliable information and guidance.

Washington David F. Houston Secretary of Agriculture Federal Department Agricultural Colleges Houston Land Company

Needle in His Body For Half a Century

Elyria Ohio man Robert Myers fifty two endured mumps measles chronic indigestion neuritis. A lump between his shoulder blades prompted hospital diagnosis and doctors removed a tarnished needle with 24 inches of thread. They believe he swallowed it as a child and it wandered for fifty years causing various ailments.

Elyria Robert Myers Myers

Tiny Hillsboro jeweler builds micro engine

A Hillsboro jeweler creates a miniature engine powered by compressed air. The device measures three quarters of an inch long and weighs two and one quarter grains. Cylinder bore is 281000 of an inch, flywheel 9 64 of an inch, and stroke 361000 of an inch. In contrast a valve from Ontario Power Co at Niagara Falls stands 31 feet high and weighs 65 tons with a nine foot water opening.

Hillsboro N. D Ontario Power Company Niagara Falls

Inventive Tools and Global Trade Projections

An instrument enables draftsmen to draw perfect ovals and multiple copies. France patents a gelatin glue process yielding a non inflammable substitute for celluloid. The US surpasses Wales in tin plate exports for the first time. Denmark plans a Copenhagen wireless station for US contact. Egypt cottonseed oil cake offers a coal substitute with oil cake priced under one fifth coal. Brazil sets butter standards 80 percent butterfat and max 15 percent acidity.

Egypt

Naval Hero Isaacs and Wife Photograph at Washington Yard

Lieut RE V M Isaacs and his wife are pictured at the Washington navy yard where he serves as Inspector of munitions. Secretary Daniels awarded him the Congressional Medal of Honor for extraordinary wartime acts. Isaacs was captured by U90 after USS President Lincoln sank and, as a prisoner, secured vital German submarine intelligence before escaping and aiding the Allies.

RE. V. M. Isaacs Washington Navy Yard Daniels Isaacs Lincoln

Fouryearold Louise mishears aunt on own resources

Louise aged four overhears a relative say she was thrown upon her own resources and replies that the aunt could take rides, mishearing race horses for resources. The humorous exchange highlights a child’s playful misunderstanding of a common phrase.

Louise

Peddlers Join In Singing In Caithness Highland Skit

A Breton onion seller and a companion joined a piano recital in Caithness during a wartime visit. While playing Theodore Bottler songs, two onion sellers from the road came to the window and added their voices for over half an hour, much to the delight of local onlookers.

Scotland Caithness Theodore Bottel

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