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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1925

Page

7

The Shadows Thicken on Nameless Cattle Rustling Case

Sheriff Price Selwood faces a string of cattle thefts in Nameless near Rainbow cliff. He questions Sky Line ranch Kate Cathrew and trails riders while the community weighs the mystery and a looming confrontation with rustlers.

Conlan McKane Mystery Ridge Rainbow Cliff Cordova Shurff Selwood Jake Bossick Theves Nameless Price John Price Selwood Kate Cuthrew

Sky Line ranch tensions ignite in Cordova town

Kate Cathrew of Sky Line ranch fires a rifle toward a plowing girl, prompting a clash with McKane and Sheriff Selwood. Nanve Allison and family face threats as Kate schemes to seize their land for pasture. Basford's duel with Red Stone and a hidden cave dog guarding a child add menace and mystery. Nance befriends the cave dog Sonny, while Kate and partner Arnoldi loom as rustling suspects. Minnie Pine loves Rod Stone amid escalating disputes.

Sky Line Ranch Nance Allison Sky Line Kate Cordova Selwood McKane Sherif Rice Sel Lstening Conlan Durance MeeKane Price Selwood Conran Jake Bement Jet Allison Rainbowcliff Orba Caldwell Rainbow Cliff Spylin Kate Cathrew McKanie Nanve Allison Bud Allisons Big Basford Red Stone Basford Nance Sonny Brand Dirk Callie Lawrence Arnoldi Minnie Pine Rod Stone

Mystery Ranch Cattle Rustling Hopefuls Stir Rumors

Local readers puzzle over who rustled cattle and what fate befalls the herd. The whispered question centers on whether Kate plays a role in the alleged plot, with villagers weighing clues and motives.

Have Faith in Time Proverb Echoes Tennyson's Theme

A public reflection on time as a healer and force for justice. The excerpt cites Tennyson and urges enduring faith that time will lessen sin, mend sorrow, reveal character, and yield results through patient effort.

Tennyson

Efficiency and Safety Upgrades for Cars

Modern cars now include gauges and meters once thought unnecessary and dealers promote safety and efficiency accessories. Front and rear bumpers, signaling devices, anti skid chains, spotlights, radiator covers, fuel filters, shock absorbers, and cut outs all add to safety, performance, and second hand value, often paying for themselves through savings and higher resale price.

Good Advice For Spring Car Maintenance

The piece urges giving the car a spring once over and fixing issues promptly to avoid higher costs later. It notes the toll of a year's driving wears the car, restoring it improves ride quality, and can fetch a better price. Letting neglect grow becomes false economy and leads to bigger repair bills.

How to stop windshield rattle by securing loose glass

The article explains that a loose windshield glass rattles in its frame and is hard to close. It suggests filling the gap with shellac to pack it tight, applied slowly with a pointed stick or brush to avoid breaking the glass.

Water not harm for tires in rain or streams

An old discussion concludes water itself hardly harms tires. Rubber and cotton resist moisture. humidity between fabric layers rots tires, especially in cotton tires. Cold tires handle humidity better, so store in a dry dark place away from sunlight.

Shabby tires warned against for lasting car service

The article argues against using patched worn tires to save rubber and money. It stresses tire care from the start and warns that repairing severely worn tires harms safety and reduces overall mileage.

Tying in Spring Leaves Will Prevent Spreading

Instruction describes tying spring leaves to prevent spreading in autos and trucks. It advises gripping the tie bolt head in a vise and layering leaves with the last four spread crosswise like umbrella ribs to start the nut, then sliding each leaf into place and tightening the nut after removing end clamps.

Driver Encounters Backward Truck Uphill on Slope

A driver found a motor truck supposedly resting on a downhill slope on the road's right side was actually moving uphill in reverse. He struggled to comprehend the situation, nearly losing control as he realized the truck used reverse gear to pull a heavy load uphill.

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