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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1932

Page

3

Journey of Death in the Desert Duel Over Land and Kin

Wilson McCann tends Jim Yerby with a broken leg in a remote border ranch, while a tense feud erupts between McCann and Matthew Stark. McCann delivers a message from Stark’s daughter Julia, daughter of the rival, as old enmities flare and a plan to settle scores looms.

Jornada de McCann Ea Cirele Jim-Dandy Mother Earth Jim Yerby Tifle Jim Julia Will Crelief Wilson McCann Yerby Iwan Kingdom Come Julia Stark Matt Stark Young McCann Lds Los Angeles Miss Stark Doctor Sanders Desert Lomas Doc Flying VY Circle Cross Peter McCann Matthew Stark Texas Arizona Jessie Farwell Stark Jessie Stark Ranch Gang VY Tincup Pass Ile Jim Dandy Jas Jasper Stark Flying V Y Poperve Tom McArdle Pete McCann McArdle Mable Jule Wilson Old Jim Yerby's Ife

Touch of Hardship and Daily Deeds in Self-Improvement

The article argues hardship can build character and self respect, praising daily good deeds while noting many avoidance of effort. It cites Fr. H Collier and references to Samuel Smiles and Longfellow, urging consistent moral effort despite reluctance.

Oplc Fr. H. Collier St. Louis Globe-Democrat Fran Samuél Smiles Longfellow

Vienna A Damaged City Of Roman Roots And Rich Heritage

Vienna, founded by the Romans twenty centuries ago, has been destroyed and rebuilt many times yet remains a leading modern city. It hosts a renowned German opera, traces its tradition to the seventeenth century, and offers public buildings palaces galleries schools theaters and museums with abundant beauty and instruction.

Vienna

Noted Sage in China Catches Mockery of Misfortune

Fragmentary line suggests Hi Ho remarks on the world being hard and the sage of China offering others an excuse to mock misfortunes. Context unclear. no dates, places, or names beyond quoted phrases.

Hi Ho China

Gretna Scotland Once Wartime Munitions Hub

Gretna famed as a marriage center grew into a wartime munitions base costing no less than 45 million dollars to Laird and equip. It produced 75 million dollars worth of cordite during the war, but now stands as a dismal ruin with crumbling halls and empty streets.

Gretna Scotland Laird

Sunshades Aid Saplings In German Arboriculture

Arborists in Germany provide sunshades for young trees. Specially made nets on wooden frames cover the south side to shield saplings from the noon sun. The devices reportedly spur unusually rapid growth since installation.

Germany

Fire Loss From Petroleum On Farms Estimated At 87500000

The Department of Agriculture cites an annual farm fire loss of about 87.5 million dollars from careless handling of kerosene and gasoline. It issues bulletins to farmers with storage and handling advice to reduce the danger.

Department of Agriculture

Humorless Count Keyserling and the mad world

The passage quotes Count Keyserling calling his humor a safeguard for sanity in a mad world. He remarks that nowadays he only laughs, a view shared during a luncheon party noted by Willim Gerrardi in the Saturday Review.

Count Keyserling Willim Gerrardi The Saturday Review

Three-season bed confuses New Bonarder and Landlady

A playful exchange unfolds as the landlady explains a three season bed to a New Bonarder who jokes about lacking spring. The conversation centers on the unfamiliar couch bed and seasonal phrasing in a domestic setting.

New Bonarder

Rich Coal Vein Found Near Summit Hill Mine

A rich vein of coal sixty eight feet thick has been uncovered on the edge of the burning mines near Summit Hill Pennsylvania. Engineers report the vein runs along the mountain ridge where stripping operations are underway.

Summit Hill

Fisherman’s Market Mystery Quirks Fuel Local Chat

In a quirky exchange a vendor reveals he runs a fish market and admits uncertainty about the fisherman equipment trade. The odd dialogue hints at unusual knowledge gaps and local humor surrounding maritime commerce.

Local Esthetic Session Sparks A Professional Exchange

A young man seeks a professional response after a request for an esthetic session and clarification on local services. The dialogue centers on expectations, consent, and potential next steps with the provider.

Son—Inow

If One Can Entertain Himself He Solves Life’s Hardest Problem

A concise reflection asserts that self entertainment marks solving a major life challenge. It emphasizes inner resourcefulness and personal discipline as keys to fulfillment. The remark suggests independence from external validation and social approval.

Justice Advocates Emerge From Victims’ Voices

A concise statement notes that those who suffer injustice become its strongest champions. It emphasizes the transformative role of victims in driving reforms and accountability within society.

Ileme

Kruschen Salts Ad Promises Safe Weight Loss

A Cincinnati man writes that Kruschen Salts helped him shed 26 pounds in three months from 205 to 179, with improved breathing and vigor. The ad urges cautious dieting and a daily dose of one half teaspoon in hot water, plus avoiding fatty meats and sweets.

F. J. Fritz Cincinnati Ohio

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