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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1925
Page
2
Lee and the unnamed companion escort a wary woman toward safety as two threatening men set dynamite traps. A rockfall blocks the path, revealing a planned ambush in the canyon as the pair press on through a perilous ascent.
Lee Anderson a Royal Canadian Mounted Police sergeant is sent to Stony Range to arrest murder suspect Pelly who is rumored to have found a gold mine. He also guards Jim Rathway head of the Free Traders. At Little Falls Pelly is missing and a hotel girl appears amid rough locals. Pierre and Shorty harass her. Anderson intervenes. The girl heads for Liston Lake, Anderson’s goal, and he catches up with her and the two men who troubled her. She distrusts him and hostilities flare.
The morning scene shows a tense agreement as the woman accepts travel with Lee as companions. She warns of danger in his mission while asserting boundaries and his promise to escort her to her destination before any further interference. The dialogue sets a cautious alliance amid mounting risk.
The forest service reports growing demand for wood in pulp and fiber containers, wallboard and artificial boards. It notes chemical wood by products are in early stages and foresees large scale alcohol production as a gasoline substitute, with wood already used for artificial silk, rope, and carpets.
A child recalls a troubling incident in which callers left him with his mother. He wipes his face and says he dislikes their kiss, comparing their faces to marshmallows in a restrained, matter of fact tone.
Lee, trying to rescue a girl on a narrow trail, shouts for her to retreat as a blast and landslide engulf them. The horse and rider plunge over the precipice, with Lee knocked unconscious in the chaotic moment.
Lee awakens badly injured after a fall from a cliff and a brutal chase. He discovers the girl survived being knocked from her horse but seized by two ruffians. hair and trauma reveal she was captured rather than drowned. He follows the trail through storm to the Free Traders camp to rescue her.
A lone investigator confronts the Free Traders camp seeking a missing girl. The search yields tense standoffs but no confirmed rescue or location. Local authorities continue monitoring the camp while allies push for new clues.
A bulletin notes mass emigration of Yemeni Jews to Palestine amid long standing persecution. Jews face restrictions including limits on building heights dismounting when passing Muslims and inability to build synagogues or schools while remaining a tiny minority in Yemen's population. Mocha and Aden’s coffee trade are highlighted.
A historical note recalls Dr. Pierce raising on a farm then practicing in a rural Buffalo district. His Golden Medical Discovery, a blood tonic from native roots, claimed to clear pimples, improve digestion, and enrich the blood, with tablets or liquid sold by all dealers.
A whimsical note from American Legion Weekly exploring a childlike faith in Santa Claus. The piece reflects holiday spirit and family dialogue, portraying Foxy Elatbeth's question to her mother about belief in magical gift givers.
An advertisement extols Cuticura products for a baby's irritated skin. It promotes Cuticura Soap for hot baths, Cuticura Ointment for soothing touches, and Cuticura Talcum powder for fragrance and dusting, all branded as indispensable.
A line from George Ellot argues that people who live far away are naturally less faulty than those seen up close, suggesting distance shapes judgment and perception. The remark contrasts distant observers with intimate scrutiny.
An old advertisement extols Boschee’s Syrup as a time honored home remedy for cold induced coughs and throat irritation. It claims rapid soothing of throat and lung inflammation and notes the product aids sleep and easy morning expectoration. Available wherever medicines are sold.
A Texas Ranger quips about atheism as a joke about Santa. An advertisement notes a laundress singing O Happy Day while hanging laundry, praising Red Cross Ball Blue as part of a cheerful day.
Duluth Herald cites a line noting that while God made the country, man imposed a mortgage on it, reflecting a critical view of debt and national finance.
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