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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1925
Page
5
In a secluded lunchTable scene Sallie recounts a forced advance by Ted Billings at a party and strips down the bathing suit. Curtiss Wright questions responsibility, condemns social drinking. He warns about reputational harm but hesitates to judge. The exchange ends with a cliffhanger.
In a tense exchange the boss tells the office boy to hail a taxi after insisting on steering away from the wheel. The boy agrees and calls for transport as the situation escalates.
Pat and Mike go hunting for squirrels. Pat shoots a gray squirrel in a swamp oak. The animal falls and Mike notes the fall would have killed it, implying Pat wasted his shot.
The column quotes Blonde Bess joking that people send gloves for Christmas. She appreciates the gifts but notes her frustration with receiving the wrong sizes and the accompanying fit of the situation.
A humorous exchange centers on Dan's struggle with a pillow fuss. Daniel explains he could not tell a difference after placing a feather under his head, remarking he did not sleep well. His friend asks about his weariness.
A playful exchange between a wife and husband ends with a sly line about romance as the couple settles in for the night. The husband jokes that only the wife is left awake after a long day.
A brief chat between a hard boiled flapper and How Come. Masher delivers sharp banter about style and a humorous quip on a harsh childhood mishap. The exchange captures slang and tone of a lively era dialogue.
A peddler urges a Christmas tree sale to a woman with no children. The exchange shifts to mistletoe as an alternative. A barber quips about a harsh razor and handle breaking while a customer complains about the pull.
A sweet young thing visits Reckless Tom in the hospital where he lies bandaged after an incident. She asks about his head but he insists only his ankle hurts and jokes that the bandages slipped up as he downplays the injuries.
Ed Purdy notes that dealers in automobile license plates appear to have little trouble selling for cash. No further details are given about the scene or individuals involved.
Vague OCR notes describe a planned 300 bed neuro psychiatric veterans hospital to be built in district 101, spanning Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Montana. Mentions three cries or jags with repeated emphasis on the number three.
A dense collection of aphorisms urging selflessness and character, arguing that love and life are inseparable and selfishness is a form of death. It critiques modern society, housing attitudes, and social norms, then shifts to brief local notes about Eureka and Kalispell projects and a highway task.
Ad warns that many cough medicines replace opiates with harmful drugs while Fo Leys Honey and Tar Compound lists every ingredient on each carton. Potts the druggist.
Notice states the Bonniview Reservoir Company stockholders will meet at the Title Building Dillon Montana on February 1 1925 at 2 oclock p m to elect officers for the ensuing year and to transact other business. James Kirkpatrick president. Notice of filing of township plat of survey.
A spokesman states Japan’s treaty ties are friendly while noting Japan builds 500 planes monthly versus the US total of 700, with only 20 usable in war. The piece urges US action, citing insufficient pilots and proposing dirigibles and a government-led air service as defense, urging editors to pressure Congress to back Coolidge on aviation.
Montana January 7 1925 notice that township 13 south range 8 west land has been officially surveyed and plats will be filed February 7 1925 at 9:00 am. Sections 1 11 inclusive 12 N% and SwWh& 14 20 inclusive 30 N% and SEY 29 N% and SW with stock driveway withdrawal in some sections. Soldiers’ Preference 91 days from February 7 to May 9 1925 for ex servicemen with prior statutory rights. General disposition period 20 days before May 9 1925 for qualified applications. Follow up notice: township 16 south range 3 west and township 15 south range 4 west surveyed plats to be filed February 9 1925 at 9 am with disposition periods through May 9 1925.
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