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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1923

Page

2

Farmhand Jim Irwin and Jennie Woodruff Crossed by a Humourous Spark

Jim Irwin, a thoughtful farmhand with a rich reading habit, faces Jennie Woodruff's rebuff and social tension over marriage and future plans. He contemplates a livable path in farming or rural teaching while Newton Bronson hints at his unlikely nomination for county teacher as they haul gravel on the Bronson Slew turnpike.

Jim Irwin Jennie Woodruff Tie Colonel Woodruff Woodruff Jim Irwin Sue Jennie Emerson Theresa Bayville Emerson, Thoreau, Ruskin Bronson Columbus Brown Bronson Slew Newt Newton Bronson Des Moines Faribault Newton

The Brown Mouse by Herbert Quick review

A noted author Herbert Quick applies farming and teaching insight in The Brown Mouse. The tale of Jim Irwin blends practical science with fiction as a village prank alters the school and community, reflecting Quick’s broad experience as farmer and writer.

Herbert Quick Les Jim Irwin Jennie Woodruff Jim

Bullheaded mules remark on schools from critics

A quoted remark accuses critics of thinking the schools are bad and calls us bullheaded mules. The line reflects heated debate over education quality and local opinions.

Observation of Oldtimer in Garage Backing Contrast

A quirky note from the Cincinnati Enquirer about people who find backing out a car easier than their parents did backing horses into shafts, reflecting a humorous shift from horse to automobile era.

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