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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1932

Page

6

Valley of the McCanns and Stark Feud Ends in Tragedy

Wilson McCann, aided by old friend Jim Yerby, faces a web of feuding with Jasper Stark and Carl Gitner. Matthew Stark and Ann Gifford clash with the McCanns as night riders threaten. Matthew is ambushed and dies. Wilson is shot while by Stark's body as Julia Stark and Phil accuse him of the murder.

Wilson McCann Arizona Jim Yerby Julia Stark Matthew Stark McCanns Julia Wilson Jasper Ann Gifford Ethel McCann Peter McCann Wilson McCannn Matthew Nora Jasper Stark Carl Gitner Stark Tom McArdle Nora Gifford Phil Dave Stone Stark Rider

Desert kinship tests and clan tensions in the Stark ranch

Julia Stark and Phil confront Jasper’s bid for control as family grief, love suspicions, and rivalries strain the Circle Cross and Gifford sheep camps. Julia befriends Ethel Gifford while Ann Gifford resists outsiders, stirring distrust amid mounting pressure over inheritance and loyalty.

Lady of the Sheep Ranch Faces Blackmailer

Jasper Stark lurks watching from the hills and demands marriage from a ranch woman as her sister Ann confronts him. Stark threatens to ruin Ethel with prison if she refuses while the older sister warns him off the land. The confrontation exposes a deadly feud and a looming showdown.

Jasper Ann Jasper Stark Ethel Stark Tom McArdle Hurs Tom Jas Stark Ethel An Sky Pilot Hithel

Primitive Man Bone Clues to Painful Feet

Quote attributed to Logan Clendening discusses primitive man and the hardships of unshod feet. It notes stone bruises, thorns, infections, and chilblains as drivers of pain, with rheumatism evident in bone remains, comparing climates and migrations.

South Seas Europe Logan Clendening

Bayeux Tapestry Described as Long Needlework on Canvas

Historic tapestry details note the Bayeux work as a large embroidery on white canvas, measuring about 214 feet in length.

Bayeaux

Truth, knowledge, and the burden of doubt in philosophy

A reflective passage argues that despite gains in material knowledge, certainty about truth remains elusive. The speaker rejects strict materialist certainty as futile and suggests awe at the unknown, warning that life without meaning may be no worse than a dull sleep, yet questioning progress without deeper truths.

Tf Amin Dean Ufe Edwin Arlington Robinson Red Book

Man Lost 26 Pounds with Kruschen Salts Claim

A Cincinnati man touts Kruschen Salts as a safe weight loss method after losing 26 pounds in three months. He says he feels stronger, no wheezing, and looks 100 percent better while warning against extreme dieting and fatty foods.

F. J. Fritz Cincinnati Ohio

Russia Leads in Sheep Numbers and Wool Quality

Investigators from the Department of Agriculture report Russia has more sheep than any other nation but most are unimproved, producing inferior wool. Southern hemisphere raisers show an 8 percent higher prospective wool stock than last year, according to economists.

Department of Agriculture Russia

United States Volcanoes and Past Eruptions

The article lists past and present volcanic activity in the United States noting Tres Virgines California 1857 eruption Mount Lassen slight activity previously Mount Hood Oregon Mount Rainier Washington Mount St Helena Washington 1841 to 1842 and Mount Baker Washington active in 1843.

United States Tres Virgines Calif Mount Lassen Mount Hood Oregon Mount Rainier Washington Mount St. Helena Wash Mount Baker

Starved Mexican Peon Found Dead in Bakery Shop

A poor Mexican laborer in Mexico City died of starvation after seeking shelter in a bakery to stay warm. The shop owner Victor Tellez reported no bread missing, and police investigated the case amid questions about hunger and liberty.

Mexico City Victor Tellez

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Milliam Chapter Jule Jas Will McCann Dad Mesa Pedro Stark Ranch MccCanny Gifford Toe Gitner Tincup Pass Circle Cross Ethel Gifford Starks Shiv Arshadow Miss Gifford Miss Ann Denver Paso Sis Rutte Julig Nthel Court of Public Opinion Bridgeport Conn United States Volcanoes Lydia E. Pinkham
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