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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1927
Page
7
Dillon residents traveled to Madison County last week for the Twin Bridges event with a large Saturday crowd. They praised splendid exhibits and an excellent program of races and riding, listing numerous attendees by name.
About 116 990 pupils began Montana public school studies based on prior enrollments. Of these, around 20 950 are high school students with the rest in elementary grades. Roughly 5 800 teachers will be employed, including 1 089 high school instructors, across 200 high schools, 256 rural elementary schools, and 817 city and town elementary schools.
Eddie returns to Cedar Swamp to confront a trespass conflict as Nance Encell and a stranger confront him by the wall. Eddie hesitates, the man ready to rise, while the wounded ad versary scowls and Nance smiles.
The excerpt discusses social customs and early literary works on women's education. It cites Austrian government terms for women workers, Pan Chao’s early work on female education, laws permitting child marriage in several states with parental consent, and an etymology note on the term bridegroom. It also mentions a London restaurant using a sunlight lamp to brighten plants and bouquets.
The term sideburns stems from Ambrose Burnside, a Civil War general who wore side whiskers. The word coward originates from old French coo meaning tail, tied to the Latin cauda, reflecting animals tucking their tails when frightened.
The piece describes how a person’s happiest five minutes reflect character traits. Reading before sleep, meals, or a morning routine shows imagination, self reliance, and special gifts. Morning garden strolls and a pipe suggest nonambition yet honesty and loyalty.
The Pathfinder Magazine explains cousin relations from a common ancestor. Children of siblings are first cousins. their children are second cousins, and so on. The child of one's first cousin is first cousin once removed, and the grandchild is first cousin twice removed.
A four and a half year old boy in a New York nursery conversation notices his mother in a chiffon negligée reflected in a full-length mirror. He remarks with a sigh that there are two mothers, implying a sense of family complexity.
The Boot and Shoe Recorder notes no one person makes a whole pair of shoes. About 10 operations shape a shoe, each handled on different machines. Daily output depends on plant size, equipment, and product quality, ranging from a few hundred to 10 000 or more pairs. A factory with 800 workers producing high grade shoes may reach 900 or 1000 pairs daily, while cheap shoes can hit around 3 000.
The Hawksmoor nature reserve near Enhestdle in Staffordshire is secured as a permanent sanctuary for birds animals and flowers. Public subscriptions funded the purchase and the site sits 600 feet above sea level offering sweeping views. The reserve hosts nearly all Staffordshire bird species and is home to foxes badgers deer squirrels and shrews.
The article notes Jamaica as the largest British West Indian island with about 4 000 square miles of area and a population near 650 000, three quarters black. Kingston is cited as the capital with a good harbor. Jamaica exports sugar coffee rum ryewood bananas and other fruits.
Port Marseilles stands as France’s third largest city and main seaport on the Mediterranean. Founded by Phoenicians around 600 B C its early role as Gaul’s great port and capital remains noted. Population is about half a million.
Mr and Mrs Dan Pendergast visited Ana conda and Dillon and returned to Jackson on Tuesday reporting the roads in very bad condition. Several residents made short trips to Dillon and Butte, with departures and hospitality noted among neighbors and friends.
The Jackson Woman's Club met on Thursday and outlined plans to entertain the Federation of Women's Clubs on October 1. Attendance will be limited to club members. visitors should bring their own lunch while coffee, ice cream, cake, and pickles will be served. The entertainments committee pushes to ensure a successful program.
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers' association offers a 250 dollar reward for the conviction of any sheep thief and a 100 dollar reward for the conviction of any camp robber.
A lyrical piece by Mrs Browning envisions leaving behind fears among rural sights and sounds. The speaker casts away worries while walking among clover, hay, corn husks, and poppies, finding peace in the fields with God.
The Reverend James Allen, a missionary, has written a 500 page Bible in the Bakuba language. This is the first written work in this language as Bakubas had spoken it but had no written form until Allen began his task.
The pirana, a small fish under eight inches, has been located in the Gaiba district of eastern Bolivia. It preys on any man or beast entering its habitat, attacking and tearing flesh from the bones.
Mrs J Stevenson of Emporia Kansas says Foley Pills diuretic freed her from crippling rheumatic pains and stiff joints. She reports daily inquiries about the remedy and praises its curative effects, calling it a reliable valuable medicine with guaranteed satisfaction. Gro M Gosman advertises as successor to Potts.
A $100 reward is offered to any person not a regular law officer for information leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone collecting bounty funds illegally. Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Assn adv. Also old newspapers for sale at Tribune Print Shop for use under car pets and rugs.
Solicit outside work at M Paumie’s Parisian Dye House 60 West Galena St Butte Montana. French dyeing and cleaning guaranteed satisfaction. Phone 516. Ad. tf
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