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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1928
Page
6
J C Penney Co reports 1927 gross sales of 151 million 954 thousand 620 99. An increase of 36.27 million 62 over 1926, 31 35 percent for the year. December sales were 21 796 277 09, up 5 809 860 15 or 36 84 percent from 1926.
The J C Penney Co reports 1927 gross sales gains across its Jones stores and Golden Rule acquisitions. Cumulative 1927 Jones sales reach 3.49 million, up 51.63 percent from 1926. The six months under Penney management post acquisition exceed full 1926 year totals by 129,298.
A collection of sausage recipes includes Sausage With Cabbage and Creole Sausage. Sausage With Cabbage uses cabbage, salt, water and bulk sausage baked until golden served with baked sweet potatoes. Creole Sausage simmers sausage in tomatoes with garlic and spices, thickened and served with toast points.
Residents note that people who cannot speak English may still gather on thoroughfares in small Pennsylvania towns, descendants of settlers who arrived over 200 years ago.
About eighty four billion dollars are held in banks worldwide, with roughly five eighths or fifty two billion dollars located in United States banks.
At a banquet of the Zoological Society of Ireland eggs sent from China fifty years ago were served and pronounced delicious.
A Dillon column recalls a scene where six gentlemen dine on wholesome grub at the county jail daily. The piece notes a sleigh ride and Methodist church supper for 50 cents tonight and reports a vicious cow in the pound agitating City Marshal Mulaney.
Twenty years ago in the Tribune this week a five inch track of a mountain lion was reported near Dell. The Metlen hotel dining room opened last Saturday with a formal opening planned for February 1. The Poverty Social at the Presbyterian church was a success. Horse Prairie reports Harry Andrus near finishing a pole-cutting contract as snow lies well for timber handling.
Dr. H. F. Best opens dental offices over the old State Bank building. A. Potts of Butte buys the drug store on Bannack Street formerly run by R. L. Riley. Dame Fashion forecasts shorter skirts this season likely to reach shoe tops.
A compact guide lists sides for pork and meats. For roast pork options include potatoes in multiple preparations, cabbage, tomatoes, spinach, turnips, squash, parsnips, and apple sauce. Pork chops pair with potatoes, Brussels sprouts, onions, celery, tomatoes, corn, and turnips. Salt pork suggests beans, peas, turnips, rutabagas, spinach, cabbage. Baked ham sides feature potatoes, pasta, corn, green vegetables, and cauliflower. Boiled ham pairs with potatoes, creamed or scalloped options, boiled, salad, spinach, and beet greens. Sausage pairs with potatoes, macaroni, spaghetti, string beans, peppers, creamed cabbage, and baked apples.
Beachgoers witness a man carried ashore by a wave. Bystanders help with artificial respiration as the victim regains consciousness. He reassures Alice and vows to rise soon, showing signs of revival despite an alarming moment.
An ancient architect's drawing unearthed in Mesopotamia and attributed to Dr J Star shows a large house ground plan. The fragmentary blue print reveals walls and doorways with precise lines and cuneiform captions. The largest room measures 40 by 46 feet on a 1 to 360 scale.
A famous London producer told his orchestra after a final rehearsal that when the curtain falls on the last act they should duck. The anecdote is recounted with a mix of humor and skepticism about his confidence in the musical.
The Kentish village of Downe, within fourteen miles of London, has no gas or electricity supply, no main drainage, no doctor, cinema, or omnibus services.
Ohio resident J D McComb praises Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for rapid relief. The product coats an irritated throat to ease coughing and loosen phlegm without opiates or chloroform, touted as safe with no dope. Gosman Drug is named as the local seller.
One hundred dollars reward to any individual not a regular law officer for the arrest and conviction of anyone collecting bounty funds illegally. Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Assn adv. 11-4m
Readers are urged to aid the Montana Tribune by offering a price for a copy of Contributions to the Montana Historical Society Volume III. If any reader has a copy and wishes to part with it, please quote the asking price.
A remark by Dr. Frank Clizek, an Austrian educator, claims that all children are creative but most possess artistic talent which he says is nearly always ruined by conventional schooling.
Alpine flowering plants near melting snow show bright colors, while in dry soil with similar conditions they turn pale.
Pittsburgh University students discover that two individuals can survive on a yearly budget of $2,000 in a study reported by the El Paso Times. The research outlines frugal living strategies and potential cost savings for housing food and utilities.
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