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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1921
Page
7
Patrick Kyle of Boston, national commander, leads the group as 50 members receive Congressional Medal of Tonom Bird Photographs in a ceremony at the Home Where entitled to wear event.
Mrs. Mabel IT Falco of Brooklyn took the aldermanic nomination in the Thirty third district. Mrs Kaleo stood on Columbia Heights and is the grandniece of James G Blaine. Her father Col WH D Stanwood is noted as a Civil War veteran.
The laryngaphone attracts attention at the shipping engineering and machinery exhibition in London. It replaces the traditional mouthpiece with a transmitter placed against the larynx to capture throat vibrations, enabling speech in noisy factories.
World Logic and Envy emerge as leaders following a successful run, guiding the tallarés toward notable progress. The performance highlights key contenders and the evolving competitive field within the event group.
Farmers face damage from rodents pocket gophers ground squirrels and mice while fur bearers like foxes and skunks play mixed roles. The bulletin explains trapping entrances burrows and den sites with steel traps and baits noting many fur animals convert waste to pelts and some help control pests.
The article notes a unique queer hybrid called a rooster-tom kept by Dr Thomas Ross of Portland Oregon. It describes its parentage a turkey mother and rooster father and a distinctive call that begins like a crow ending in a gobble.
Mrs. Coleman Lyne of Jefferson County West Virginia reports a lightning strike near her chicken yard hit a pear tree then killed a setting hen. The shell and bone fragments were found intact with feathers torn and the insides unnaturally smooth, suggesting a bizarre lightening incident.
Amsterdam reports rising unemployment in the Dutch diamond industry with 7 900 unemployed and more expected. Weak US news and low guilders raise concerns while stolen Russian stones moving through European cities depress prices until cleared from markets.
In Leon Kansas a general store offered shoes as a prize for guessing how many kernels a rooster would eat after 24 hours without feeding. Mrs. N S Matthews of Leon won with a guess of 238 grains, the rooster reportedly consumed 240.
Gatun Lake, part of the Panama Canal system, is the largest man made body of fresh water in the world.
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