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Dillon Tribune in Dillon, Montana

06 Oct 1932

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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1932

Page

3

Higuenes and Antrim Clash Near Rancho Valle Verde

Don Jaime Miguel Higuenes plans a staged confrontation with Tom Antrim over sheep grazing on his range near the Rio Grande. Ken Hobart plots strategic moves to provoke a fight while Don Jaime seeks peace, aiming to assert Higuenes authority and protect water holes. Roberta Antrim targets Jaime Miguel Higuenes with curiosity as family tensions simmer.

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Death Haunts Eastern Society Widow As Uncle Antrim Dies

Roberta Antrim, a society girl living with her uncle William B. Latham called Crooked Bill, receives a telegram from Jaime Miguel Higuenes of Rancho Valle Verde Texas announcing the violent death of her Uncle Tom Antrim.

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Bill Hackett Texas Roberta Los Algodones Jaime Miguel Higuenes Roberta Antrim William B. Latham Crooked Bill Rancho Valle Verde Tom Antrim
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Statistics Provide New Pastime for Fat Folks

A Detroit News excerpt describes fat tissue growth requiring blood vessels, noting a pound of fat needs small vessels extending a long distance. It suggests fat burning involves adjusting capillaries, and claims puzzles like crosswords can aid health while keeping minds occupied. It warns against lean and hungry men as dangerous.

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Detroit News Fellows Jock Stich
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California Fig Syrup Promoted for Child Constipation Relief

An advertisement extols California Fig Syrup as a cure for constipation in children, claiming it corrects many ailments and improves appetite and sleep. It quotes a Denver mother praising her son’s health after using the syrup and warns buyers to seek the California label to avoid imitation products.

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California C. G. Wilcox Wolff St Denver Colorado Jackie
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Can't Afford Both Mrs Loser Bridge Riff Prompt

The cartoonish dialogue plays on medical bills and a bridge game. A dentist warns of needed bridge work while a husband jokes about quitting bridge to save money. This humorous exchange centers on financial constraints impacting health and hobbies.

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Not Much Difference in Waves and Sea Side Talk

A brief overheard exchange questions the impact of a loud speaker purchase while noting the wife’s return from the seaside. The dialogue hints at routine domestic banter with no major event or conflict.

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Nature Always Hides Yet Endures Beyond Suppression

A reflective quote notes nature's persistence despite concealment and interference, suggesting resilience amid human effort to erase or overlook its presence. The saying emphasizes enduring life and force beyond immediate visibility.

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Ancient Houses Hung With War Loot From Subjugated Lands

A narrator recalls ancient times when every home brimmed with trinkets seized from conquered regions. The remark casts a historical lens on artifacts as markers of power and plunder.

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Peter B Holyme E Oe Chapter Hiruenes Cock Robin Jaime Miguel Uiguenes Roberto Antrim Glenn Hackett Jaime Higuenes Jaime Miguel Iliguecres Uncle Tom Mexico Don Miguel Higuenes West Crop & Chaffey Palm Springs Lydia E. Pinkham Fred Catalog Box 96 Colo Colorado Horse and Mules Co Cleveland Christine Doan
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