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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1935

Page

3

Stratford home of the Lees becomes patriotic shrine

The Stratford house in Westmoreland County Virginia known as Stratford, birthplace of two signers of the Declaration and mother house of generations of Lees, is dedicated as a patriotic shrine after a decades long campaign. The Robert E. Lee Memorial Foundation raised funds, with major support from a Delaware donor, to acquire and restore the 200 year old brick castle overlooking the Potomac.

Westmoreland County Stratford Lees Virginia Council of State House of Burgesses America Potomac Connecticut Charles D. Lanter Greenwich William Alexander Jr Sidney Lanier Lanier Macon Lee Union England Belgium the Lees Col Richard Lee King's Privy Council Thomas Lee Mount Pleasant Caroline George II The Wakefield Athens Alleghenies Colony of Philadelphia Richard Henry Lee Francis Lightfoot Lee Cicero Continental Congress Academy of Wakefield Yorkshire Congress United States Senate Chantilly Loudoun County Richmond County Newfoundland Mississippi Arthur Lee Eton University of Edinburgh Willamsburgh France Massachusetts London Benjamin Franklin Spain Treasury Board Rappahannock ‘River Thomas Court of St Matilda Lee Henry ‘Lee Leesylvanus Harry Lucy Grymes George Washington Matilda Anne Hill Carter Shirley Robert I. Lee Robert E. Lee Alexandria United States Military Academy West Point Fortress Monroe Arlington Mary Custis Scott Fort Sumter Texas Washington

Betting scheme collapses under cash crunch and debt

A man boasts a winning betting system while his wife supports dream of a fortune. Money troubles mount as a feed man, a friend, a former colleague, and a mortgage threat converge. The plan drains fifty thousand dollars, leaving the couple facing foreclosure and implausible hopes. Lovely Lady the mare then seems to mock their misfortune.

Hank Mudder McMork Iowa Beezer Bertie Harry the Pinhead Lovely Lady

Simple school frock pattern for junior Miss

Pattern 9606 offers an easy to sew junior girl frock with square neck scarf collar puff sleeves action and back bodice pleats. sizes 6 8 10 12 14 order by mail from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept 232 West Eighteenth St New York NY 10011 with 15 cents.

Sewing Circle Pattern Dept West Eighteenth St New York N. Y

Parachute Jump Sparks Mixed Reactions

A vivid exchange describes a high altitude drop and the aviator’s calm response. The bored observer notes a sinking sensation while the event is framed as impressive and surprising to onlookers.

Burglar Tries House Break. Chief Says He Was Robbed

Reporter quotes a Pennsylvania Keystone column note describing a burglar breaking into a house while a group of men was out. The chief confirms the theft, noting his wife mistook the intruder for him on return.

Pennsylvania Keystone

Depot Missing Chinaman

A terse exchange reveals a man seeking a depot he cannot locate. The native speaker questions the person’s direction while the other confirms the depot is missing, signaling a brief misdirection or location confusion.

Chinaman

Quite a Difference Lawyer All right

A brief comic exchange features a lawyer asserting confidence in obtaining justice for a client who insists he only wants to be released. The client punctuates the moment with a sharp retort calling the lawyer a nitwit.

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