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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1917

Page

8

Red Cross Canteen Service to Meet Troops Across Montana

The Red Cross will man canteens for soldiers moving by troop trains, serving hot coffee and sandwiches at Montana towns. A. R. Rogers of Minneapolis announced statewide volunteers under Coler Campbell to cover Montana North Dakota South Dakota and Minnesota with train canteen operations and postwar French American canteens. The program involves war department cooperation and a $708600 appropriation for three months of operation with field canteens near front lines and refreshments at rail stations.

Red Cross Uncle Sam A. R. Rogers Minneapolis Northwest Montana North Dakota South Dakota Minnesota Coler Campbell War Department France American War Council The War Council

Kid Fredericks Still Has Stiff Punch in Both Mitts

Montana artist Charles M. Russell writes as sports observer about Kid Fredericks a former lightweight fighter now a rancher near Glacier Park. The tale recounts a Timber Camp fight where Fredericks lands a decisive blow crippling a foe and leaving him unseen toward Whitefish.

Kid Fredericks Charles M. Russell Great Falls Lake McDonald Russell Great Will Montana Glacier Park Bill Rance Bill Here Whitefish

Montana Guards Soon to Sail for France

A Washington dispatch reports the Second Montana regiment of the National Guard will join regiments from Wyoming Washington and Idaho to form the Third Guard Division bound for France. The Forty first division under Major General Hunter Liggett, already in France, with a second division preparing to embark, will be joined by the Montana contingent after arrival at Camp Green North Carolina.

Washington Montana Regiment National Guard Wyoming Idaho Third Guard France Hunter Liggett Montana Boys Camp Green North Carolina

Marriage proves jealousy in a woman echoes exasperation in men

A witty observation notes that a jealous woman can be nearly as trying as a man who is not, reflecting gendered humor about domestic life and temperament.

New Age of Beauty and Vigorous Men Through Iron

Doctors and patients tout Nuxated Iron as a breakthrough organic iron remedy. Prominent figures including Dr. Schuyler C. Jaques and Dr. Howard James endorse its vitality claims, promising increased strength, endurance, and color to cheeks in both men and women.

Schuyler C. Jaques St. Elizabeth's Hospital New York City Howard James Manhattan State Hospital New York Brooklyn State Hospital Wm. R. Kerr City of Chicago N. Y Ferdinand King America City of Chicago B. Sauer Boston Manhattan State Hospital of

Multiple Montana Town Reports Highlight Construction and Tragedy

A compilation from Stevensville to Butte details new factories and buildings including a $10,000 motel in Geraldine and a $20,000 apartment house by Henry Jensen. It notes a fatal wagon train collision near a crossing in Galata and mentions expanded water works, forest fire impacts, and a sharp rise in Montana internal revenue collections led by corporate and individual income taxes.

Geraldine Libby Smith Kootenai Forest Malta St. Mary’s Milk River R. M. Stall Glasgow Henry Jensen Galata Robert Siven Baker Billings Hilma McKimm France Stevensville Bassspur Virginia City George Tash Bannack Poplar C. H. Kelley Kalispell Lewistown Tom Stout Washington Montana Yellowstone Trail Chicago Plentywood William D. Frawley Omega Weyburn-Lethbridge Saskatchewan Ford and Hollister Toledo New York Supreme Court Helena Ford Snowden Fred Pierson Great Northern Missoula State Board of Equalization Butte State College Laboratory Crow Reservation Northwest Culbertson Dooley Southland Laurel Northern Pacific Hesper Rapelje Great Falls James W. Sherwood Montana and Wyoming United States Food Administration Minneapolis Stanford James Bily Commissioner of Internal Revenue

Montana Will Not Call Special Legislature Session

Governor Stewart declares no immediate need for a special session as Montana officials discuss how to replace National Guardsmen and whether a state constabulary or home guard is feasible. Focusing on funding, arming, and law enforcement options, officials anticipate action only if conditions demand it. The Sawdust Evangelist remark closes the piece in a satirical note.

Montana Stewart National Guard Govenor Board of Examiners Home Guard United States

Woman seeks comfortable shoes in a shoe shop

In a shoe store a woman asks for any style but insists on comfort. The brief exchange highlights her priority for comfort over fashion as she looks for a new pair.

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