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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1930

Page

3

Return to London Ends In Family Plans and Surprises

Sir George Sandison returns penniless after a failed business trip and dines with his stepmother Aggy. Lady Sandison proposes a US visit to her brother Robert MacBeth, a wealthy contractor on an island estate. MacBeth, frail from arthritis, welcomes the pair and asks Roberta to help run the household while George acts as secretary. Roberta objects to the arrangement.

London Sir George Sandison Aggy Lady Sandison United States Robert MacBeth Sir George MacBeth Roberta Jack NaVarro Litte George Andy Sandison Bonnie Scotland Rob MacBeth Robert Sandison Rob

Roberta confronts housekeeping and romance on the island

Roberta argues with her father over keeping house and money. Lady Sandison quietly remodels the household budget while Roberta faces Sir George and a mainland suitor, hinting at a party and looming changes on the island.

Doughboy Misfires With French Milk Cart Announcement

A World War I doughboy, after months in France, tried to warn a landlady about her cow’s escape using a faulty French phrase. A French soldier translated his message that “your milk is taking a walk,” prompting amused laughter after the miscommunication near Bar le Duc.

France Luneville Bar le Due Mademoiselle

Scouts revive cannibal jungle tale as good deeds spread

A historic Papuan jungle story recalls cannibal groups now joined by Boy Scouts who perform daily good deeds, transforming a grim past into a hopeful present with charitable acts and community service.

Australa

Parrots Wait for Rain Bath in Zoo Birdhouse

Bluey and Orange the parrots in the zoo discuss rain and water while watching the rain fall on the glass roof. They imitate outdoor parrots by spreading wings for a rain bath, then drink from cups and bathe in keeper provided baths as children listen to the rainy sounds.

Bluey Orange Zoo

Caterpillar Wonders About Missing Brothers

Mr. Caterpillar grows anxious when all his brothers vanish leaving only a yellow butterfly. He seeks help from Black Gnome who calmly explains the siblings have transformed into butterflies and notes the Caterpillar will undergo the same change someday.

Caterpillar Gnome Mr. Caterpillar Mr. Caterpi

Wages of my choir remembered by Sir Richard Owen

The saying notes Owen’s cherry trees guarded by nets needed for his orchestra’s earnings. It reveals a whimsical view of guarding fruit as payment to his singing crew and birds repaid for their role.

Richard Owen

Prosperity Bumper Crops Lift Stocks And Jumps

A jumbled notice highlights Prosperity bumper crops driving stock gains and rising market activity. Investors react to agricultural yields and related sectors as prices surge amid upbeat data and optimistic outlook.

Darling Suttor Flubs Flattery With Polly’s Wise Warning

In a playful exchange, the Arden Suttor praises a darling as the world’s most beautiful woman but is reminded that Dolly Smith already heard that claim. He recovers quickly noting Polly knows how foolish he is.

Arden Suttor Dolly Smith Polly

Astronomy joke about distant stars and timing

A humorous Berlin line notes the distance to stars, with a staged exchange about their arrival time and why they shine only at night. The quip relies on a pun about stars and time, reflecting lighthearted science humor.

Hardscrabble couple plan golden anniversary celebration

Old Mr and Mrs Hardscrabble prepare a golden wedding anniversary event next week. The couple reportedly aims to burn the mortgage on their home as part of the celebration.

India Rubber Man Stretching The Truth In Exchange

A comic exchange shows a manager and a character arguing about exaggeration and honesty. The line suggests playful banter over overstatement and truthfulness. The scene centers on a tense but humorous dispute about stretching facts.

Phrase Change Marks Grim Wedded Years

He spoke of her as dear and with a pensive air recalled their wedding. He soon grew grim and described her as expensive in his later words.

Independence Father In Law and Son In Law Exchange

The exchange notes a daughter’s hand in marriage and mutual hopes for independence. A Vienna reader quotes Faun remarking on reliance and the son in law’s reply about providing enough to live independently.

Faun Vienna

Dull Times on Banned Books Quip by Humorist

A humorist quips about book bans with a sharp line asking what kind of books are needed and replying that anything banned suffices. The remark reflects attitudes toward censorship in literature.

Clear of Debt Echoes in Old Manor Parlor

A pompous man boasts of his deeds as self earned while a weary Astener laments being free of debt. The dialogue hints at pride, fatigue, and the social stakes of financial independence in a reflective scene.

Reward Offered For Illegal Bounty Fund Collectors

A one hundred dollar reward is offered by the Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Association advocation for anyone not a law officer who helps arrest and convict individuals collecting bounty funds illegally.

Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Assn Adv

Reward Offered in Madison National Forest Thefts

The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers' Association posts rewards totaling 260 dollars for convicting sheep thieves and 100 dollars for convicting camp robbers.

Madison National Forest Sheep Growers’ Association

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