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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1918
Page
7
The notice notes the Dillon Montana newspaper is entered September 20, 1902 as second class matter under the 1879 Act. It directs that all letters to the editorial department or business management be sent to THE DILLON EXAMINER.
Theresa Chodora of Butte, Montana, widow of a 23 year old son killed in France, donates $1,000 insurance payout to war savings stamps. Her son served in Company EB, 343rd Infantry, Blackhawk division, one of the last units to reach the front.
One new Parrett traction engine offered for sale by W. T. Scully Dillon Montana. Engine pulls three 14 inch plows and can be purchased at a bargain before January 1 1919 as the seller plans to move to California. Interested buyers may inquire in Dillon.
A censor recalls a heroic letter from a U S soldier describing a naval battle near an English port. He claims he sank twelve submarines while the crew suffered shell shock and casualties but all soldiers survived. The letter ends with love to family from the writer named Bill.
In a Dec 21 survey the Methodist church board predicts the federal prohibition amendment will be ratified by the necessary three fourths of states by February 1. Fifteen states have approved. thirty more are expected to vote favorably when legislatures meet next month.
The report maps Bossions to a long list of states Alabama Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Idaho Indiana Iowa Kansas Maine Michigan Minnesota Missouri Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Mexico North Carolina Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Rhode Island Tennessee Utah Vermont Washington Wisconsin West Virginia Wyoming. Pennsylvania labeled hopeful New York even proportion and New Jersey opposed.
Washington reports the War Industries Board will dissolve effective January 1. All restrictions and orders are withdrawn and pledges given at the board's request are rescinded. Bernard M. Barach resigns as chairman and President Wilson accepts the dissolution date.
Jorgen Jorgenson a prominent ranchman of the Big Hole basin and his son Arthur who has returned from an officers training camp are visiting in Dillon this week.
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