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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1927
Page
7
The scene finds Eddie pressed by a practical Mrs. Davenant who insists booze is out and debt looms large over his land. Harvest season draws workers to berry patches as skilled pickers rush in and farmers seek extra income from huckleberries amid scarce resources. Eddie faces financial pressure and labor opportunities.
The narrative follows Eddie gathering berries by day and night, delivering them to the city market. He notes a fresh motor tire print on his land and investigates the field around the mound before continuing the tale in the next week installment.
The notice sets a reward of 250 dollars for convicting a sheep thief and 100 dollars for convicting a camp robber in Madison National Forest. It calls for authorities to pursue these crimes and specifies the monetary amounts.
Samuel Scoville describes a field expedition in a swamp to observe barred and barn owls. The team finds two nests with eggs and prey remains, then photographs a barred owl entering its hollow, performing a midair somersault to land feet first without injury.
The article discusses sunlight influencing mood beyond ultraviolet health claims. It notes science has not identified exact beneficial rays and cautions against dogmatic beliefs, while suggesting occasional sun exposure can lift spirits in modern life.
A fair haired girl at a dance questions beauty and is told Sylvia looks sweet tonight. Her partner compliments both of them and asserts Sylvia is pretty while she replies that true beauty is to look pretty always. The exchange centers on mutual flattery and perception.
The note urges painters to study nature in detail by observing diverse objects in the field. It advises selecting and comparing items, building a mental bundle of varied forms, and training the eye to see one thing after another to master universal representation.
A fragment notes that taste is not tied to wealth or breeding. It argues a costly home can lack style while simple, inexpensive decor can show good taste. It suggests many homeowners rely on others to design and decorate their houses, deeming themselves fortunate.
The passage notes Spenser’s poetry mirroring daily mood, sky color, and shifting fortunes. It highlights his sincere but seasonally affected pictures, tied to worldly quests and enduring idealism that rises like a rainbow after rain across a weathered landscape.
The tale follows Mist o' the Morn and Speeding Arrow as they flee across tribal tensions. Panther stirs panic by spreading rumors of pursuit while the Bannack and Piegan clash thoughts of vengeance. The lovers choose death over capture, leaping from the signal rock as the river engulfs them.
Mrs J E Stevenson of Emporia Kansas describes relief from rheumatic pains lumbago and stiff joints after using Foley Pills diuretic. She says many people ask what helped her so she can walk again and praises the medicine as reliable and for sale with guaranteed satisfaction. Gro M Gosman successor to Potts Adv 36-39
Reward of 100 dollars offered to any person not a regular law officer for the arrest and conviction of anyone collecting bounty funds illegally. Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Association advertises. Old newspapers for sale at Tribune Print Shop for use under car pets rugs or other purposes. 20-tf
French dyeing and cleaning advertised with guaranteed satisfaction. Outside work solicited. Address 60 West Galena Street Butte Montana and phone number 516 listed.
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