The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-03-16

City election time is drawing near. Election day will be
held Monday, April and at that time you will go TO the polls
ond choose the men who will be the City Dads"
We ore not campaigning for any candidates as we do not
know who they all ore, but we hope the victorious men will be
in sympathy with the proposition Of oiing HGrdins streets.
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We have just received q letter from J. R. Boyd Of WYolu,
Stating thut he and Nj. Stevens have returned from their annual
trek to the southland and the Poetic coast. He writes: Going
through Boulder dam and over the worlds largest bridges
makes an American thrill with pride Of our engineers. but when
oet omon1 the oiont Redwoods. the work Of the Almighty
makes our modern efforts seem not SO much after all. lhese
trees were gonts years before Christ and ore still growing IN
spite Of mon end without his help. Thoughts like these made
q poor dolia grower think ond then some.
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We are having q terrible time these days deciding just
what season Of the year it is No sooner do we Stre E our
selves, say "Ho Hum" end begin TO inspect our golf CLUBS ono
fishing t0ckle then along comes q blanket OF white tot snaps
US out Of our lethorgY, and turns us strictly TO business once
But Just as we have q couple Of bright thoughts that we
ore going to rnt into o2erotion, old Sol comes out the sno"
meHs, ond we find ourselves patterlHg GROUND IN the OoSe-
ment and Yord cGaln.
Business looked pretty good in Hardin lest Saturday. We
drove through town ct cbout $50 p. m. and there Wusnt an
available parking spcce on main street. Beet bonus money
odds new pep to q community for q while ct least, and the
dollars keep on circulating tor quite some perlod OF time o'er
they all seem to be spent.
We ore not cutie sure whot Hitler i: up TO nov, b"t from
our point Of view it looks like no GOOD. We cant help wonder
ina if he 0ctuollv is 0ininr q. the Ukroine. He can bluff France
and Enn!ond without q erect deol @ difficulty, but we nave q
FEELING thot he is ooin0 to meet more tacn diplomatic opposition
if he storts trying to carve himself q couple OF steaks OH the
Russian bear.
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Wildife stGnlps Gre going to be on sale ogdln soon One
of Montocu's chief tourist attractions is her plentiful wild game.
We feel thut there ore very few places where q dollar would DO
more GOOD then in the preservation Of our fish cnd game.
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Hord work mecns nothing to q hen.
She just keeps on digging end laying eggs.
REGARDLESS OF what the business representations say about
the outlook
For this, or for Gny other yeGr.
If the ground is herd, she scratches harder.
fit is dry she DIGS deeper:
lit is wet, she DIGS where it is dry
If she strikes q rock. she works Ground it.
If she acts q few more hours Of daylight, she gives US G
few more eggs:
But olwoYs she digs up worms and and turns them into
hard sheled profits,
As well os tender, profitable broilers.
Did you ever see q pesinistic hen?
Did you ever hear OF one starving 10 dectA WCltlHg Tor
worms to dig themselves to the surface?
Did you ever hear one cockle because work wCs hard?
Not on your life!
They save their breGth fer digging end their cocklng for
eggs.
Success means digging.
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