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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1920
Page
5
The article explains how the storage battery stores energy from a kerosene engine and generator to provide reliable farm electric service. It details the electrochemical process with lead plates and electrolyte, the benefit of avoiding continuous generator use, and notes improved efficiency and low cost in modern systems. It ends with an advertisement for carpets and linoleum at Tatterson’s.
Analysis argues Russia's industrial life lags behind agriculture, risking prosperity. The piece notes the economy suffers as industrial development fails to keep pace with farming advances, threatening national growth and stability.
Frank Comerford examines Russia's mobile peasant labor and rising Artel co operatives as a response to poverty. He contrasts village life with urban work, argues Russia lacks a balanced economy, and cites List on agricultural manufacturing power, warning Bolshevik policies risk economic cripple.
Leon Jouhaux, head of the French labor delegation at the Washington conference, warns that without cotton and coal imports from the United States France cannot return workers to jobs. He notes coal mines may be unusable for three to five years and expects wage increases amid rising living costs and potential disturbances.
Japanese miners push wage hikes and shorter hours with seven thousand at Ashio near Nikko joining a strike. Infantry and police were dispatched from Utsunomiya as miners formed a funeral procession with large streamers and lanterns. A second strike erupted at an iron mine near Sendai.
A National Kindergarten Association article urges parents and teachers to teach thrift from early childhood. It highlights using stories of animals, daily habits, and chores to instill economy, and suggests practical channels like Thrift Stamps and bank accounts. It calls for establishing kindergartens where none exist and provides contact for materials.
Visitors are exploring Yellowstone National Park as heavy snow remains. Early spring access continues with trails opening slowly and winter scenery attracting travelers despite ongoing snowfall.
Conversation excerpt notes that a man asks about the cost of a new car and the other man confirms a higher price due to a mortgage, contrasting the perceived freedom of the old car with the burden of the new. The dialogue is attributed to a Yonkers Statesman reader.
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