Lost and Found Ad Boost in TrinuNE Paper
Lost objects can be located quickly by placing a want ad in the TrinuNE newspaper. The notice suggests high likelihood of recovering items promptly.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1921
Page
3
Lost objects can be located quickly by placing a want ad in the TrinuNE newspaper. The notice suggests high likelihood of recovering items promptly.
Abstracts of Title are accurate and incontestable and serve as insurance against future loss. Consult us when you need title services to ensure absolute validity and avoid risks in property purchases.
Frank Hazelbaker presides over Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co a bonded abstracting firm based in Dillon Montana. The company emphasizes reliable title searches and abstract services for local property transactions.
A Brockton Enterprise summary notes various Japanese rural beliefs and superstitions. It lists marriage dress color taboos, signs of recovery, fire purifications, and the moral of step on fires. It also recounts antics with visitors and a kitchen broom trick to chase guests away, plus a belief about babies and mirrors and twins.
A Mexican hill outside Durango named The Devil's Finger Tip by natives is described as hematite, with 700 feet of sheer rise and 600 million tons of ore rated 70 percent iron. A World War I British assessment valued the iron at about five billion dollars if properly protected for extraction, suggesting it could exceed Mexico's historical gold and silver output.
At an Ameri can Medical association meeting Dr John Mc Mullin of the U S Public Health Service challenged views on trachoma saying much of the eye inflammation labeled trachoma in American children is not true trachoma and not contagious. He warned that the condition spreads easily between eyes and that true trachoma requires surgery and careful treatment with no guarantee of permanent cure.
Jo Davidson recalls a Europe visit where Clemenceau met Ignace Paderewski and praised his artistry before learning he had become Poland's premier. Clemenceau reportedly reactioned with a sharp, rueful comment about Paderewski's fall from status in a candid exchange.
Popular Mechanics notes a $40,000 salmon hatchery in Madison Connecticut to restock eastern streams where salmon nearly vanished a century ago. The project highlights dam construction and lack of ladders hindering salmon migration to the sea and dispersal.
The article describes Persia as a leading ancient power shaping Europe’s fate. It notes the enduring culture from early ages and the spread of Zerdusht’s precepts, recognizing southern hill peoples for stability and invention due to climate, leisure, and temperance.
The article outlines diverse timbers used in piano making including Canadian spruce American oak whitewood Honduras mahogany and English beech with sounding boards from Swiss pine and the Ahies lexcelsia. Timber is seasoned in a heated chamber with dry air for days. The piano plane gained popularity after the mid eighteenth century and appeared as a novelty at Covent Garden in 1867.
A nine mile long by one mile wide cordite factory on the Gretna Green border began in June 1915 and by September the next year employed 30,000 people. Inside the building lie 80 miles of standard gauge track and 100 miles of narrow gauge lines, moving vast quantities of material rapidly.
A Cleveland man recalls a motoring mishap from the era of right hand drive. While signaling a turn, a stranger woman grabbed his hand in a friendly shake and laughter followed. The two later married, turning a casual greeting into a lifetime bond.
The article explains Isinglass as dried swimming bladders from various fish with 86 to 93 percent gelatin. Preparation involves tearing the air bladder, washing in cold water, removing the black outer skin, drying the white skin outward, and fastening to a board to prevent shriveling.
A Public Opinion writer notes that producing one pound of honey requires 62 000 clover heads to be deprived of nectar and 3 750 000 bee visits. Wax, secreted by bees, needs 15 to 20 pounds of honey per pound produced, showing the economy bees employ in building their wax reserves.
Fragmentary excerpt meditates on true royalty tied to the value of all life. It asserts that genuine worth comes from reverence for every person, not title or birth.
Dillon citizen testifies to quick relief and lasting benefit from Doan’s Kidney Pills. Mrs. J L Hughes of Helena Sr reports kidney and back pain relief, dizziness, and renewed health after using the remedy, with five years of no further need. Price 60c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. 9-10.
R. A. Kingsbury plaintiff vs Gray E Gray and Ruth Gray defendants. To be sold at sheriff sale March 19 1921 at 2 PM at the front door of the Court House Dillon Montana. Property includes multiple quarters totaling 360 acres in Townships 7S 12W Beaverhead County with water rights and appurtenances. Cash terms. Sheriff DoF Mooney. Deputy Sam W Ditty.
In a special treaty concluded after the first Punjab war the maharajah of Kashmir asserts a right to prohibit the importation of pork pies into large territories, a power he now exercises.
The text fragment presents a peculiar phrase about being ready to create abstracts quickly from a plant in every detail. It reads as a standalone thought with no clear event or identifiable people or organizations.
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