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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1941

Page

7

Weathering the Rain Fears for Wife in Store Shelter

A man named Tom frets about his wife during a heavy downpour. A friend reassures her safety, noting she will seek shelter in a store. Tom mentions she has ten dollars in her pocket and worries about her wellbeing.

Tom

Blue Denim Costume Pattern No 8962 for Sizes 12 to 20

A smart young costume in blue denim trimmed with red white and blue braid adds fun to wear. Pattern No 8962 offers sizes 12 to 20 and 40, with fabric needs blouse 214 yards 36 inch material, slacks 234 yards, skirt 234 yards and braid 742 yards. Send your order to.

Record Glass Furnace Sets World Pour in Detroit Plant

A 100 ton glass furnace in Detroit produced a continuous melt of 58 486 tons, yielding a 51 inch wide sheet that would stretch about 2400 miles if uncut. The operation took two years and one day to complete.

Detroit Collier’s

New Jobs in U S Civil Service Parade of Public Workers

Here is an appeal for federal employment with steady work and benefits. A 32 page booklet lists U S Civil Service positions with salaries and requirements and explains applying rules, trial periods, promotions, increases and retirement annuities. Send your order to:

Sam United States Civil Service U. S

Getting a Job with the U S Government advertised for readers

A reader advertisement from READER HOME at 117 Minna Street San Francisco invites readers to enclose 10 cents for a copy of Getting a Job with the U S Government, requesting name and address.

Reader-Home ‘Service Minna St San Francisco, Calif U. S

Quiz Questions on History and Language

A set of trivia prompts covering biblical tablets body weight quotes nautical terms Greek myth and antiquity asks about tablets carried by Moses blood proportion double toil and trouble binnacle founders of dragon’s teeth legendary rulers and a country naming its capital after a US president 0 15 a m and early English kings listed for reference.

Egbert Ethelwulf Ethelbald Ethelbert Ethelred

Early Saxon Danish rulers of England 827 to 873

A brief quiz note explains the first hour has not elapsed and lists the early five English rulers. Each reigned 12, 19, 2, 8, and 5 years respectively from 827 to 873, linking their conquests to the island’s formative Saxon Danish history.

England Island

Unclear excerpt lists ship, compass and Liberia note

Fragmentary OCR item lists items including a ship’s box, a compass, the name Jason, Liberia with Monrovia origin, and a time phrase fifteen minutes after midnight. Includes a reference to Macbeth and a numeral usage noting zero as a denotation.

Jason Liberia Monrovia President Monroe

Miro-Flex Safety Flare promoted in Montana highway drive

Montana Highway Patrol approves the battery free flare with no batteries by oil and lifetime duration. Available through established dealers in Billings and other towns at a price of 4.60 dollars. Agent positions are advertised to expand distribution nationwide.

Montana Highway Patrol Billings Montana

G44 Ge oh 4 Ab otf Us and a Lu ey

A fragmented wartime dialogue presents questions about skill and danger. A sergeant orders a draftee to learn rifle use while a private questions trigger pull and bullet distance. The exchange hints at training, discipline, and growing tensions as a narrative device.

No Accompanist Joke Reveals Occupation Exchange

A humorous exchange shows a person admitting to being an organist when asked about occupation, followed by a punchline about a monkey dying. The brevity and setup suggest a comic vignette typical of dialogue sketches.

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