Dillon Local Notes Tryon and Neighbors Roundup
Bert Williams goes to Denver for livestock show. Mrs. Bower and baby return to Jackson. Bluebird club hosts at Mrs Nelson’s. Tax sale of real estate held with Miss Connelly. A J Wedum from Long Beach visits Dillon. Rosenbaums visit from Zeigler Springs. Frank Williams returns from California to Montana. Small chimney fire at Sewell Market extinguished by volunteers. Rancher George Stimpson reports sheep and calf killed by coyotes. A W Stephenson, National Parks Airways pilot, stops in Dillon due to storm. Ida M. Thomas arrives for visit. former Tribune employee. Edgar Williams recovering on crutches after spring injury. Rev H N Tragitt assists in Missoula consecration with rector T W Bennett. A C Morrow visits Butte. Mrs G T Paul visits Butte. Julius Hartwig of Reichle in town. Mrs R M Barrett visits Butte. R D Marchesseau reports heavy snow on Grasshopper ranch. Sheriff Orr returns from Dell after hotel robbery probe. Roads snowy but passable. Los Angeles car passes Beaver Canyon.
Germans Lead in Rail Travel With 28 Trips a Year
Average German travelers complete 28 railroad trips annually placing them among the world’s best. Americans travel more by car and rail, but the motor car dominates domestic movement in the United States.
Front Seat Advice for Safer Driving and Vehicle Care
Practical tips on timely bulb replacement headlight care tire inflation and tread wear maintenance. Guidance covers safe passing on hills when encountering trucks and buses choosing speed on grades and blind curves avoiding wheel shimmy and cautious starting with minimal choking.
King George Heard by Dillon Radio Listeners
Dillon radio owners report hearing King George’s opening speech to Parliament over the National Broadcasting System early Tuesday at 4 o clock. The reception was excellent and well received by listeners.
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Fats best fuel for energizing the human machine
Washington D C article notes fats are a key energy source like coal for engines. Dr J S Abbott of the Institute of Margarine Manufacturers says one fat yields calories and digests easily. Margarine, from quality fats, milk and salt, enhances flavor and culinary uses.
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J. S. Abbott
Institute of Margarine Manufacturers
Germany
Mege-Mourles
World Book encyclopedia prints 7 million words in twelve volumes
Chicago firm announces one of the largest paper orders in the nation to print The World Book encyclopedia in twelve volumes. The set contains over 8 000 articles by authorities, with more than 7 000 000 words per edition, printed on virgin-pulp clear spring English paper.
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Margarine boom boosts American farming and consumption
Washington reports a rising margarine industry with Americans averaging 2.7 pounds per person in 1920 and a national output of 338,121,451 pounds in 1929. Production increased 38,422,162 pounds from 1928 and exceeded 1927 by 76,424,761 pounds.
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J. S. Abbott
Institute of Margarine Manufacturers
United States
Margarine production inputs for 350 million pounds
Estimated margarine output this year totals 350 million pounds with 94.8 million pounds of milk as an essential emulsion agent, 27.3 million pounds of salt, 47.2 million pounds of oleo oil, 24.2 million pounds of neutral lard, 171.4 million pounds of coconut oil and ample peanut and cottonseed oils.
Tree Trimmers Platform Adds Safer Reach for Oaks
Property owners keep old shade but now require frequent grooming as modern trained crews use a specialized automobile with an extendible platform. The unit carries a team and tools, enabling safer work around trees.
Passenger Mistakenly Awakened For Late Train
A New Yorker article recalls a gentle man sleeping in the Great Neck station waiting room. He wakes and mutters about the 4 07 train. A mild man nearby retreats over a belligerent tone. The clock shows six o clock. The sleeper notes the 4 07 is late and drifts back to sleep.
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Great Neck
Boston Globe
Favorite Meat Dishes of Some Famous Folks
A collection of historic recipes tied to famous figures. Napoleon Bonaparte favors Veal Marengo with tomato layers and mushrooms, prepared in a brown sauce. Omar the Tent Maker prefers curried lamb with rice and broth, simmered to tender finish. John Philip Sousa serves Meat Balls a la Portuguesa, a long simmered tomato sauce with spiced beef meatballs.
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No Merit in Brooding Says George Macdonald
A quotation urges action over endless speculation about the future. It emphasizes that dismissing useless worry brings more progress than a month of brooding. The author attributed is George Macdonald.
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George Macdonald
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Ad
Cough relief for cold bronchial irritation and night coughing promising instant soothing effect. Advertises no opiates mild laxative dosing and direct contact relief. Sold by Geo. M. Gosman successor to Potts.
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