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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1921
Page
2
The travelers from Vermont arrive at Rutledge’s Tavern in New Salem Illinois. Doctor John Allen welcomes them and offers dinner before planning their next move. Samson and Sarah soon meet Abe Rutledge and his family who show hearty Midwestern hospitality.
Dr. Allen guides Samson and Sarah through New Salem meeting Abe Lincoln at Offuts store. They learn Abe as a sharp, cheerful clerk and meet Jack Kelso at his cabin while hearing about land deals, a village growing, and frontier life.
Ber lin Wisconsin's Newcomb Spoor a noted frogologist and former assemblyman says frogs help humanity by eating many pests. He pushed a March and April ban on frog slaughter and harvesting to protect frog populations. He also links bumble bees to red clover pollination and crop yields.
Atlanta's Imperial Wizard Willam Joseph Simmons defends the new Ku Klux Klan as governors and mayors face pressure to suppress it. He claims local groups wear the Klan costume without order and denies endorsing unlawful acts, emphasizing constitutional allegiance and American spirit.
Samson and Sarah Traylor with two children journey by wagon from Vergennes Vermont to the Sangamon country in Illinois during a hot summer. They meet Imm att at Niagara Falls and a youth named John McNeil joins the trek. Fever and ague trouble travelers in Ohio Indiana swamps.
Authorities discuss the origin of the word April from Latin aperio I open and its link to buds opening. The text notes April would be unique among months if named for opening nature rather than Latin designations.
The Marquis of Milford Haven once Prince Louis Battenberg died suddenly after a storied career. Promoted to admiral of the fleet, he faced a backlash over German origin, endured anonymous abuse, and ultimately resigned as Winston Churchill reluctantly approved. Battenberg lived in Weybridge in reduced circumstances.
Crown Prince Olaf, aged eighteen, wins popularity among Norwegians. He passed university entrance exams and will attend cabinet meetings but not vote. Known for athletic skill in ski jumping and sailing, he plans military academy studies then engineering at a technical high school in Trondhjem.
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