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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1937
Page
4
John Dewey cites a New York man called a queer character who, after disappearing for days, returned claiming he stood on the edge of a vast water body he called the Pacific though it was only a large lake. The story illustrates creativity as experiencing new impressions despite misinterpretation.
Notes from September 7 1888 recount Great Falls population around 2500 and Dillon pushing for a smelter as a regional necessity. Denting further: Utah and Northern time changes may force a hand car pull on double-header to keep schedule. The Montana State Normal school opened with ~100 expected enrollment once finished.
Thirty years ago the Tribune notes George R Featherly achieved a very satisfactory grain yield from his 1907 dry land farming experiments. His success pleases him greatly and he plans to continue the effort next season.
In Panama canal era style notes are missing. Many are restrained by fear of fevers and malaria. A dam on Willow Creek broke last week flooding ranchers including Ed Call who brought his family to Dillon for a few days.
The article reviews 1937 U S legislative items including court expansion and tax provisions, then details the Shanghai battle near Hungjao airfield with Japanese and Chinese forces, noting heavy casualties and naval reinforcements amid international diplomatic tension. The narrative cites AP reporting on the violence and scale of the engagement.
The article contrasts China and Japan in a widening conflict with Asia's economy under pressure. It notes Japan's shifting finance and China’s stance as the war threatens Japan’s fragile economy, while U S shipping faces subsidy questions and domestic price actions spark local tensions in Detroit and New York. It also includes baseball and court-notice items for variety.
Verl Stinchcomb, Maysville Country Club pro, played nine holes under a near full moon. He kept shots straight to locate the ball, made a birdie and an eagle, and finished with a nine hole score of 35, one under par.
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