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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1930
Page
3
Roberta and Sir George confront a shooting incident aboard the car as a masked driver flees. They discuss the danger, the possibility of a foreign attacker, and the need to alert authorities while Roberta drives to safety and prepares for further inquiries.
Roberta asks her father to shield her from police as Sir George questions motives after a gunshot near the camp. Robert MacBeth and his secretary Beauty Sandison discuss danger, loyalty, and possible plots while Roberta doubts wider threats. TO BE CONTINUED.
The origin of the poet laureate title in England is traced from medieval households with poets in royal service to the notion of laur eate meaning eminent. Ben Jonson is seen as the earliest laureate in reputation, while John Dryden was the first to receive the title by letters patent in 1670, establishing the post as a regular institution.
A collage of kitchen notes detailing fruit based dishes and methods. Recipes include broiled bananas with butter and breadcrumbs, frozen fruit salad with pineapple and cherries, a mixed fruit salad with dressing, a yolk rich dressing, and a banana fruit salphon with citrus juice.
Sir Walter Scott died on September 21 at Abbotsford beside the Tweed after months of declining health. Biographer John Gibson Lockhart recalls Scott improving briefly before his death, asking for scripture read aloud and expressing comfort as he prepared for the afterlife with the opening verses of the 14th chapter of John.
Pathfinder Magazine notes many mosquito species exist with life spans from months for adults to potential winter hibernation in females. It debunks the 24 hour myth and explains larva and pupa stages take at least ten days, with eggs laid for the next season.
Quotation notes that good deeds linger like fragrant shrubs after cutting and water joy with essences. The line attributes the lasting scent of virtue to a wise man, paralleling Plutarch and Shem in a reflection on character and happiness.
The piece likens ancient methods of driving mules with a sugi leaf to contemporary dog racing where electric trolleys propel decoy rabbits to lure greyhounds. It frames the lure as a fast paced, technical aspect of the sport.
New York's oldest financial institution is the Bank of New York and Trust Company, noted as the city's oldest bank. The piece highlights its long-standing presence and historical significance in New York City.
Bellows Falls Vermont case reopens as woman believed dead surfaces alive after a year. Mrs Catherti Packard, a 28 year old nurse, is arrested on suspicion of saving murdered unknown woman whose body was identified as hers. Police seek motives and local accomplice details.
In Painesville Ohio Kenneth Colter 22 and Sheldon Charris 26 died after a high tension line flash-trapped Colter as they worked on a jumper near the New York Central tracks. Charris died trying to free him as 88000 volts surged through Colter. Witnesses Clay ton Cann and W S Dey described the tragic scene.
In the high Sierras, electric bells along hydroelectric flumes summon line tenders when deer fall into water during seasonal migrations. The system aims to reduce drownings by ensuring a quick rescue and safer work for operators.
Fitchburg Massachusetts man Donald Munegan had a nose crooked for five years after a car accident. He recently had the same nose straightened following another automobile collision.
One hundred dollar reward to any individual not a regular officer of the law for the arrest and conviction of anyone collecting bounty funds illegally. Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Assn adv.
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers' association offers a reward of 250 dollars for the conviction of any sheep thief and 100 dollars for the conviction of any camp robber.
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