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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1920
Page
8
A dialogue piece recalls a stubborn car stopping three times near a millinery store and five times near saloons as a man discusses his grimy ride with Crimsonbeak and a statesman.
A Baptist clergyman visiting a new section was splashed with water by a passing automobile. He smiled and remarked, I really didn’t think so much about it, being a Baptist.
The piece portrays Russia's four centuries of oppression under czars, the 1917 revolution, and the rise of communism led by Lenin. It frames poverty as the chronic disease of civilization and credits the new regime with offering a hopeful path, amid warnings of idealism versus practical governance.
Reports from newspapers describe a rising illicit food market across Germany amid rationing. Officials curb all food smuggling as courts remain crowded. potatoes especially move clandestinely despite a strong harvest to protect against speculators.
Industrial Italy moves toward self sufficiency in iron and steel by acquiring the Alpine Montan Gesellschaft mining rights. The Erzberg foundries in Styria produced over 1,000,000 tons of steel annually before the war. Experts say the Erzberg mine could be exploited for about 200 more years.
A red cedar canoe painted with numerous totemic eye motifs is described as decorative rather than camouflage. The eyes symbolize a guarded cultural meaning of Hydas natives, not Inuit or Eskimo, with four native divisions plus white settlers shaping the mission effort in Alaska.
Tribune Book Store in Dillon Montana advertises the largest stock of postcards for all occasions with wholesale and retail options offered to customers in the region.
Printer notice lists best grade of vegetable parchment butter wrappers printed with dairy name, available at the Tribune office in Dillon Montana. Prices are said to be low. The item appears in an early 20th century classifieds or ad brief.
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