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Dillon Tribune in Dillon, Montana

12 Jan 1939

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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1939

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2

Connecticut’s Fundamental Orders and Early Law School

Three centuries ago Connecticut formed the first written constitution at Hartford on January 14 1639 and grew into a proto state with a general court and governors. The piece traces Roger Ludlow’s role in drafting the Orders and notes the 1784 founding of the Litchfield law school by Judge Tapping Reeve, shaping early American legal education.

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Connecticut Hartford United States America General Court United States of America United Church and State Massachusetts Thomas Hooker Conightectte River Hooker Connecticut Valley Windsor Wethersfield Roger Ludlow Wiltshire Balliol, College Oxford Inner Temple London Massachusetts Bay Company John Winthrop New England Ludlow Dorchester George M. Dutcher Connecticut Tercentenary Commission John Haynes Albert Herter Connecticut Supreme Court Apa Hoo Thorngs Hooker Jesus South Street Litchfield Conn Tapping Reeve James Gould College of New Jersey Princeton Reeve Law School Yale Horace Mann Litchfield’ Law ‘School Young Republic Law ‘School West Hill Hen
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Met Opera Star Jagel Sees Cultural Trade Link to South America

A Metropolitan Opera luncheon feature chronicles Frederick Jagel praising cultural exchange as a potent export path for the United States. He notes Argentines’ generosity, recounts his career jump from insurance actuary to famed tenor, and predicts a musical renaissance aided by radio influence.

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York Frederick Jagel Metropolitan Opera Operatic Star Buenos Aires South America Jagel Portanova New York Caladini Milan Rodolfo Italy Radames Ivory Tower Hull Metropolitan
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Man Leaves Estate of Hundreds of Clocks

Fragmentary notice notes an estate consisting of hundreds of old clocks. The text hints at winding up the estate and mentions philatelists and stamps, with digressions about laws and taxes. The readable portions imply a probate or estate administration context without full details.

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Britain Leads in Liner Ownership Worldwide

Britain owns more than half of the world’s great ocean liners. Of 167 steam and motor vessels over 15,000 tons listed in Lloyd’s Register of Shipping, England holds 90, the United States 19, Italy and Germany 14 each, France 12, Holland 9, Sweden 4, Japan 3, and Norway 2.

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Britain Lloyd's Register of Shipping England United States Italy Germany France Holland Sweden Japan Norway
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Simple method with Bayer aspirin eases cold symptoms fast

The notice touts a simple quick relief for sore throat and discomfort from colds using Bayer Aspirin. It claims the method, supported by authority, can largely replace stronger medicines and advises continuing Bayer Aspirin for fast relief.

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Happiness Lies in Consciousness Not Future Promises

Quote attributed to George Sand emphasizes that happiness comes from awareness in the present rather than awaiting future assurances. It frames happiness as a mindset grounded in current experience rather than anticipated outcomes.

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George Sand
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