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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1919
Page
11
The World Markets notes the Second Treaty of Versailles limits Germany’s postwar return, curbing sea trade and coal product supplies under allied control. Dun and Co. predicts broader overseas demand and U.S. export expansion as wartime controls ease, with prices and transactions rising and general commodity recessions unlikely.
Wallace Idaho June 17 Three sheep men with plainsman nerve open one of Idaho s biggest copper finds. M R Straight an Alaskan miner discovered Heath District 40 miles north of Weiser near Washington county. Robert Stansfield George Dinsley and J B Adrain funded the venture naming the I X L group. A 600 foot crosscut reveals rich porphyry copper deposits drawing interest from major companies and prompting testing of nearby silver lead properties along Grade Creek. State Mines Inspector Robert N Bell hails the district s promise.
A Detroit News item recalls Tom and Fanny engaged to marry. He praises the name Fanny, says he named his sister’s terrier Fanny after her, and quips that half the country’s cats are named Tom. The playful exchange ends with a light remark and a smile.
A burglar entered a home quietly but his unpadded shoes creaked. He reached the bedroom door before being alerted by the noise, prompting a swift confrontation or retreat. Police investigate the break in and seek witnesses. Local residents report heightened security concerns.
A man complains of muddy boots angering a resident. He admits to leaving the house quickly, unable to bear robbing it, and a friend notes a tear seen in his eye as he steps into the night. The muddy boots scene suggests tension and a sense of familiarity with the house.
H T Webster notes wartime comparison with a cartoon tale about shrapnel and bombs. A U S soldier bursts into laughter recalling a Memphis 22 caliber robbery hold up. The joke contrasts fear with a humorous memory amid combat.
A teacher asks pupils to write what they would do with 5 million dollars. All but William Powers start writing. William hands in a blank page and says his plan would be to do nothing if he were a millionaire. Life.
A terse reflection attributes truth to depths not easily reached. The philosopher Democritus suggests truth lies beneath surface appearances, inviting careful scrutiny and doubt.
Seeks buyer for 320 acre relinquishment in Centennial valley nine miles east of Monida on stage road. Includes 220 acres tillable, sub irrigated spring water for domestic use, all fenced, peeled logs for a three room house. Price 750 dollars. Inquire J P Campeau 518 Glendale St Dillon Montana 231f.
A fragmentary collage quotes Boston Transcript humor and gossip bits. Daisy Lowell and Harold banter about beauty and bravado, a maid sprains her neck from peering at a keyhole, and Mrs Willis jokes about an eye ear and keyhole.
A visitor asks for Miss Alice, only to learn she has left for a class. The maid explains the upcoming bride is taking domestic science lessons in preparation for marriage, reflecting social norms of the era.
A sharp adage states that when a man is wrong and won t admit it he always gets angry. The remark attributed to Hali Burton presents a caustic view on accountability and pride.
The piece argues the Victory Loan and war savings stamps finish large scale financing of the war and promote good business by teaching saving, avoiding waste, and investing. It stresses reliance on American personal savings, reduced abroad borrowing, and government securities fostering Americanization and stable community roots.
Alice returns home from the park and shares her emotions after riding a roller coaster. She explains she was not frightened but felt as if she had freckles on her stomach when speeds whipped around the tight turns.
The Diamond Rubber Co of Akron Ohio announced a higher mileage adjustment for Diamond Tire users and dealers. The new adjustment sets 6000 miles for fabric tires and 8000 miles for Diamond Cord Tires and covers all past and future Diamond Tires.
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