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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1924
Page
5
A seaside night in Florida brings a flirtatious mood as Sallie and Curtiss Wright share moonlit talk and playful complicity. When a shadowy figure lurks near the deserted beach, Sallie faces a sudden peril as the scene ends with a threat and a cliffhanger.
A fragment shows Smythe asking what ails Jane while Kieth riffs on a strange joke about eating a heel and mouth disease. The dialogue hints at a running theme of fatigue and talk spanning day and night, with a cryptic reference to wall.
Blond performer Blonde Bess laments beach crowds complaining there is sand everywhere but no sheik in sight at the seaside event.
A brief fragment suggests a lullaby like verse about a mustache and coffee imagery. It reads as a playful, rhythmic line set with no clear event or context. The text conveys whimsy rather than a news item or factual report.
Vindicated wife learns her husband could not answer the phone because he attended a stag party. The exchange reveals JT’s whereabouts and the wife’s reaction to his late return and the tagger remark.
In a witty line Purdy critiques self love among men, noting many would attract lawsuits from wives for alienation of affections. The remark reflects a playful moral dig at vanity and domestic humor.
A classroom exchange features a teacher correcting a sentence about the horse and cow in the field. Willie replies with a quip about mentioning ladies first, reflecting a playful but outdated view on grammar order.
A proud father claims his six year old will be a doctor after the son allegedly removed the appendix from every book on a shelf in the library. The yes man questions the certainty of such a future.
A doctor warns about keeping the disease from spreading to Mrs Blank's other children. She confirms using sanitary drinking cups and enforcing their use for all.
In a sharp exchange Philip notes the new girl's father is a retired millionaire. Georgie retorts that he may be rich but was not retired when she bid Mame goodnight last night.
Department of the Interior Helena Montana August 20 1924 notice that Carmi B Crampton of Dillon Montana holder of Homestead Entry 019071 and stock raising entry 022458 seeks three year proof to establish claim to NW14 15 9S 9W SW SW34 10 15 22 NE14 21 9S 9W, witnesses Ewing Quimby Johnson and Levi Johnson all of Dillon with final hearing October 2 1924 before W E Stephenson.
Notice of election on constitutional amendment to add Article XXII authorizing payment of adjusted compensation to bona fide Montana residents who served in World War I and related military services. Proposes up to 4.5 million dollars in bonds plus a small annual tax for funding, with eligibility rules and survivor benefits. Ballot details and approval process included.
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