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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1934

Page

3

Rocky and Doris wed after a wild publicity spree

Doris marries Rocky amid a staged wedding scene while George Mortimer is arrested. Reporters chase the scoop replacing romance with a dramatic chase as a gunman confronts Doris and Rocky seizes a marriage license. The Du Vals react as news of Rocky’s divorce surfaces in a sensational postscript.

Beatrice St. Gartens Rockwell’ St. Gardens Oscar Adoree du Val Beatrice Mrs. du Val Oscar du Val Doris Rocky St. Gardens Diane Merrell Charley du Vals Mike George Mortimer

Offspring of Famous Sculptor Noted for Frugality

A fragmented obituary item mentions a famed sculptor’s child, noting stinginess as a defining trait. The text references Doria and Val AverB in unclear phrasing, with limited readable details on family relations or dates.

Stingy Doria

Poultry Industry Advances From Hobby to Nation’s Asset

National Geographic outlines how postwar shifts transformed poultry from a hobby to a major industry. It highlights the rise of commercial farms, incubators, and colony brooders, the growth of baby-chick shipments, and the shift to culling for efficiency, with the North Central states hosting about 200,000,000 chickens.

National Geographic Society Washington, D. C WNY Service Department of Agriculture America United States Corn Belt Upper Mississippi Valley North Central States Ittle Stockton N. J Delaware River Valley

Duck feathers spark subtle boarder remark

A London witticism has a boarder tell his landlady the duck is enough to tickle the palate, then clarify he meant the feathers left on the bird, provoking a surprised smile from the woman.

London

Man and Wife Swap Wedding Gifts in Witty Quip

A Montreal Gazette quip has a wife planning a manicure set rose bowl and hearth rug as wedding anniversary gifts and asks her husband what he will give. He replies in courtly fashion that he plans a safety razor for her. The exchange ends with light humor.

Montreal Gazette

Father recalls son's slow path to success

An unnamed father recounts his son finishing high school in five years and college in six, noting he is now learning to keep his pencils in order during business hours, as an old friend comments on his progress.

Bills Do That Lucky Dog Meeting The Bills

Comic exchange notes the clash between a man who can never meet bills and a friend who jokes that his bills arrive on the first of every month. The dialogue highlights common financial frustrations in a humorous tone.

Lacks Finesse Mrs F C M writes

A Boston Transcript excerpt quotes Mrs. F C M recounting a child Albert aged three and a half refusing discipline. The exchange shows a prefacing threat of spanking and the child’s witty reply about causing pain.

F.C. M Albert Ike Daddy Boston Transcript

Advanced Lessons in Berlin Geography

A witty exchange between a husband and wife turns on travel and learning. The husband notes how much geography can be learned in two years as the wife contemplates going out again. The mood is playful and reflective in a Berlin humor tone.

Berlin

Picnic Defined by Izzard How Would You Define One

A playful Path Finder Magazine item defines a picnic as a day set apart to meet and annoy insects including ants, bugs, worms, mosquitoes, chiggers, sand fleas and poison ivy. The joke contrasts socializing with nature’s pests to amuse readers.

Izzard Pathfinder Magazine

Notable reception highlights and notable attendees

Miss Cayenne quotes a guest appreciation of a reception noting the presence of distinguished and prominent attendees. The event drew attention for both the guests listed and those absent, marking it as noteworthy in social circles.

Miss Cayenne

Office Furnishings Insured Amid Clock Watchers

A brisk exchange notes that the office furnishings are insured except for the clock which everyone watches, reflecting cautious business prudence and attention to detail among workers and managers.

Bescon

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