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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1928
Page
4
The Dillon Tribune publishes weekly in Dillon Montana under editor F E Foote. This notice states the paper appears every Friday and serves the local community with news and notices.
A notice lists an appointment of a foreign advertising representative by The American Press Association. The item outlines responsibilities and linkage to marketing activities for newspaper clients.
A brief notice states material entered at the Dillon Postoffice for transmission through the mails as second class mail matter.
A proposal suggests a 13 month year of 28 days each with four weeks per month and holidays on fixed weekdays. An extra day is added to the year and a 13th month Sol is placed between June and July, with June gaining a leap day.
Homeowners facing stubborn dandelions can wipe them out by iron sulphate spray. The article cites 1906 1909 trials by Wisconsin and US Department of Agriculture, details mixing guidelines from one to two pounds per gallon, application timing in May and fall, and follow up lawn building with fertilizer and reseeding.
The piece portrays Herbert Hoover’s acceptance message as humble and generous. It notes he denied the party owed him the nomination, stressing his indebtedness to America and his rise from an Iowa cottage to the presidency candidacy as a testament to democracy and equal opportunity.
Dr Frank Crane discusses a proposed 138 month 28 day calendar urging American adoption without waiting for Europe. He notes potential unity with South and North American states as a test of American civilization breaking from European ties.
Youth and Age Spring is the season when youth hopes and age plans. Men focus on clothes for confidence and cleanliness and for making a good appearance in business.
A catalog of principal by-products from the packing industry includes leathers artificial teeth beef extract buttons candles canned edible products combs crochet needles dice drum snares fertilizer gelatin glue glycerin hair for brushes handles for knives razors upholstering hairpins imitation stag horn greases soaps musical strings napkin rings neatsfoot oil nursing rings oleomargine pepsin perfume pipestems rennet stock feeds suprarenal worth more than $4 000 a pound tennis strings thyroid tablets toilet soaps umbrella handles wool.
The excerpt recalls four year old Marjorie’s excitement as she learns her grandmother will arrive that day to sew buttons and buttonholes on her dress. The moment captures a simple domestic anticipation and family warmth.
The Crow Family Corvidae includes crows ravens and magpies. A key shared trait is a well defined bill. The text notes division of members into groups similar to mammals within this family.
The officeholder says no to another term, stating it is time someone else should have a chance after several years in the job. The note appears in the Portland Evening Express.
An Austrian physiologist with no prior society-editing role is assigned to write wedding notices, a task deemed beyond his expertise by Det News. The remark highlights the mismatch between scientific credentials and social page duties.
A new Italian patent introduces a table design for ships and dining carriages that uses springs to hold dishes steady and prevent upset. The device aims to improve service aboard vessels and improve safety during rough seas.
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