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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1941

Page

2

Bill Aims to Turn Surplus Crops Into Industrial Supply

A. Wright reports Congress member August H. Andersen of Minnesota introduced H.R. 4591 in the House. The measure seeks discovery and testing of agricultural crops for industrial use to replace surplus crops, create stable farm revenue, and reduce dependence on government doles, via state university research and industry partnerships.

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American system creates wealth and jobs through free competition

A speaker extols the American system as a creator of wealth and 2,000 jobs from a small manufacturing start, noting free competition built prosperity since colonial times. He argues inflation requires full, not piecemeal, action and criticizes limiting prices alone. Also mentions farm boys turning to aviation with small planes and grazing airfield use.

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Speech and satire on war readiness from Boston newspaper page

A fragmentary editorial features quotes attributed to Roosevelt and Paul Revere imagery, arguing distance in modern warfare shrinks and warning against complacency. It discusses blackout fears, wartime anxiety, and criticism of American complacency and media tropes amid looming global conflict.

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A Hard Dilemma After Twenty Five Years of Marriage

Emily Baker faces divorce after her husband of 25 years declares love for another woman. The column counsels self care, dignity, and steady effort to rebuild life, urging Emily to pursue personal growth, visit family, and maintain poise while awaiting calmer times. Emily should avoid detailed discussions about her husband’s plans and focus on her own well being and social duties.

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Useful Daughters He that has daughters to marry let him give them silk to spin.

A brief proverbial saying instructs fathers with daughters to marry to provide silk for spinning, implying practical marriage preparations and household provisioning.

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