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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1927
Page
2
A Danish hydrographer argues the Strait of Gibraltar blocks marine currents and that tunneling or blasting a larger channel could greatly alter the Mediterranean seafloor and improve ocean circulation, suggesting major ecological shifts.
Fragmentary London Answers item describes a dispute about a musical device and a bed shift overheard by a boarder and a resident. The text captures a tense moment as voices clash and accusations arise amid the stairwell.
The excerpt notes that Syron feared music, Rosetti praised art as puia, Shelley had a peacock voice, Tennyson possessed true harmony, Sir Humphrey Davy admired beauty but failed to hear, and Ife struggled with rhythm as a volunteer.
The American Magazine notes friendship rests on overlooking faults. Forgiveness shapes loyalty as partners in social ties. It argues that understanding human flaws strengthens bonds and sustains long lasting affection among friends.
A Pennsylvanian mother extols Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for croupy children and feverish colds. She says it never fails and provides security at night. The ad urges readers to ask for the product, attributed to Geo. M. Gosman, Druggist.
Dr. George A. Dorrey argues in Cosmopoliten that even skilled gamblers can lose control under pressure. He says true gamblers adapt, quit when tired, and learn from experience, while untrained individuals panic, bluster, or flee rather than use reason.
Fragmentary reminiscence recounts a 19th century dispute between Luter Burbank and Phorace Greeley that led to eventual quiet friendship by letter. The piece notes personal estrangement, later reconciliation, and enduring curiosity about a past romance while reflecting on California years.
The article traces the decline of the long s in favor of the round s. It notes Jon Bell as an early London publisher discarding the long s in The British Theater around the late 18th century and cites Benjamin Franklin in 1786 as observing the shift. The transition aligns with the American Revolution, and after 1800 the long form nearly disappears.
A bright-eyed English lad salutes passing motor car occupants and earns sixpence. Asked about his father’s trade the boy says he is an undertaker, not a car repairman, explaining the motive is to bring trade. The exchange ends with the amused woman.
The article describes Japanese iron tea kettles that emit musical sounds as water boils. It notes the kettle’s sound depends on its form and construction, produced by steam escaping between thin iron sheets. Kettles have long been valued for their singing.
A Toronto Star reflection notes that sharing troubles with a friend does not double woes but reduces them. Giving and receiving sympathy helps lessen both sides' burdens as they listen to each other’s sufferings.
State Bank & Trust Co. sues George H Kanzler and Mary Kanzler in Beaverhead County Montana to recover 1211 dollars on two promissory notes plus interest and to foreclose a mortgage on multiple parcels in section 7 and 8 township 10 12 west 13 west. The case asks for attorney fees costs and admission of service with default risk if unanswered within twenty days.
Federal roundup notice for Beaverhead forest horses to be sold at public auction at the Dell stock yards on Thursday December 1 1927 unless claimed. Describes brands and counts including mares and horses with various marks. Roundup continues until all estray horses are disposed of led by Forest Supervisor John B Somers Adv 18247.
In the estate of Albert F. Cline deceased the District Court of Beaverhead County Montana appointed Monday December 5 1927 at 10 a.m. in the court room as the time and place to prove the will and hear the application of Minerva Caroline Aiken for letters testamentary any interested person may appear and contest.
A historical advertisement promotes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a trusted cough remedy for all ages. It emphasizes a chemical blend of pine tar honey and other ingredients with no opiates or chloroform and warns to insist on Foley's and avoid substitutes. The notice is signed by Geo. M. Gosman, Druggist-Adv.
Beaverhead county Montana invites sealed bids for one year starting January 1 1928 to furnish medical and surgical attendance by a resident physician to the sick poor infirm county jail inmates and medicines. Bids due December 5 1927 at 10:00 a m with 10 percent certified check and bond if awarded.
In Beaverhead County Montana on November 1 1927 notices are published that on December 5 1927 at 10 o clock in the morning the probate court will hear proving the will of Joseph Wall deceased and the application of William Wall for issuance to Jeffers of administration with will annexed. interested parties may appear to contest.
In the district court of the fifth judicial district Beav erhead County Montana executors of Martin Barrett deceased notify creditors and all persons having claims against the estate to exhibit them with vouchers within ten months after first publication to the executors at the State Bank and Trust Company Dillon Montana. R M Barrett Jack Barrett W A Graeter John Collins Executors dated Dillon Montana October 27 1927 Adv dd 47
The State of Montana to Clara Mary Griffith is served with a complaint in a divorce action filed by William C. Griffith. The plaintiff seeks divorce on grounds of extreme cruelty, alleging grievous mental suffering. Defendant must answer within twenty days of service or default judgment may be entered.
A Montana court record from 1927 outlines a yearlong pattern by the defendant of accusing the plaintiff of infidelity, spying, nagging, and quarrels. The filing notes persistent hostile conduct and mistreatment prior to the suit, dated November 2, 1927, with legal representation listed as Clerk J. E. Welly and Dillon attorney.
In the Fifth Judicial District Montana court a sale is set for December 10 at 2 pm at the courthouse front steps Dillon Beaverhead County. Property described includes SE quarter of SE quarter 24 and E half of NE quarter 33 in Township 4S Range 8W with road rights from a Hanson deed and all appurtenances. Sheriff's W. M. Brownfield et al. are defendants. Humphrey Harvis attorney for plaintiff, Great Falls. Ady. a6. 18.
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