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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1931

Page

7

Indian Thanksgiving Customs and Feasts Through the Ages

The piece recounts Native American gratitude practices from Zuni and Navajo prayers to the Green Corn dance and Pueblo harvest rites. It links these to modern Thanksgiving customs, noting food offerings, ceremonial tobacco, and the blend of Indigenous ritual with early colonial feast traditions.

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Bolshevik Morals and a Pocketed Joke

An editorial piece notes Sinclair Lewis defending Bolshevik morals with a parable about a married man who is rebuked for attempted kissing. The anecdote contrasts old and new worlds, warning against boasts of honesty.

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Lenin and Stalin Reevaluated by Eyewitness in 1917 Breach

An American journalist recalls conversations with Lenin during Brest-Litovsk talks and with Stalin in early Bolshevik days. The account portrays Lenin as a dreamer and Stalin uncertain, noting how press confiscation and socialization followed.

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Robbers Return Medals of Welsh Tennis Player

A note with the war medals of D. TH. Williams, a Welsh lawn tennis player, explains the thieves returned the trophies after raiding his quarters. The culprits kept some sporting trophies as well.

D. TH. Williams

National forests to build eight thousand miles of roads

The plan for the current fiscal year calls for eight thousand miles of automobile roads to be built in national forests. Some routes will pass through scenic country and offer panoramic beauty rivaling that of the national parks, inviting more visitors to enjoy forest recreational facilities.

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