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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1920
Page
8
Local items note Hazelbaker offering public land scrip. Addresses include Jan 15 Lima services by Rev Humphrey. Residents Lauterbachs head to Los Angeles. Bond Grocery promotes sales of hay and groceries. Various locals visit, travel, and conduct business in Dillon with ads from Bond Grocery and others.
Mrs Ernest Sill returns from Dillon where she visited relatives. E D Ogilvie leaves Ned Burke’s service to become engineer at Union Electric lower plant. Mr and Mrs Martin Barrett cancel California trip to tend business matters in Dillon. Abstracts offered by Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co. Irene Yeaman and Oscar Williamson wed December 25 1919 and will reside in Albany Oregon after December 23. Orin Wilcomb comes from Dillon to tend stock resigns job there due to snow. Karl Beehrer reports strong stock readiness and 1000 acres of pasture for spring use.
Harry N. Taylor of the National Coal Association cites Rittenhouse Walnut of Philadelphia in a Washington remark about Philadelphia water. Walnut recalls a pre‑filter era boast that Philadelphia water was ideal for bathing, praising its medicinal mud while joking about towels and radiator drying.
The American committee reports on the destruction of the Louvain library. Walls and sculptures survive but rebuilding is abandoned. Most contents are gone. priceless manuscripts burned. two autograph manuscripts of Dionysius Carthusiensis feared lost. the loss surpasses even other worldly treasures.
Young women students from forty four states and nine countries including China the Philippines France Bulgaria and Mexico are enrolled in the National Training School of the YWCA in New York to learn methods of YWCA work with the aim of serving in YWCA posts at home or abroad where the association operates.
Mary Roberts Rinehart recalls air travel in the Saturday Evening Post essay, noting unsociability of pilots, deafening cockpit noises, and lack of attention from ground crews as she lands at an army aviation field. She describes absence of press, cameras, or excitement and questions if the moment will be shared with the world.
A New York Evening Post piece links St Michael to Jeanne d Arc and aviation. It notes his role as leader of celestial hosts and hisicon in a London church window dedicated to airmen, portraying him as prototype of armored flight and protector of those who fight in the skies.
The horse, once predicted extinct in ten years, shows remarkable adaptation to geological shifts. Fossil remains from two million years ago resemble the modern horse, with feet that evolved from five toes to a single toe. The species increased in height while others disappeared, making the horse a success story in evolution.
In 1910 Belgium had 7 423 784 people with 3 220 662 speaking only Flemish and 2 833 334 speaking only French. Another 871 278 spoke both Flemish and French, 31 415 spoke German, 74 983 spoke French and German, 8 652 Flemish and German, and 52 547 spoke all three languages.
Mrs Barrows confronts Della about meeting a policeman who sat in the kitchen. Della calm asserts it won t lead to jealousy or danger, downplaying the encounter as she smiles. The exchange hints at underlying tensions and trust within the household subplot.
Little John visits grandparents on the farm and reports seeing a snake. He is unsure of the exact type but recalls it seemed round in shape, prompting a cautious statement to his grandpa. The exchange underscores a humorous misunderstanding and a young speaker's caution in describing what he saw.
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