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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1918

Page

3

Dillon Red Cross Chapter Supports Expanded Volunteer Work

The Dillon Red Cross chapter reports extensive volunteer effort with rooms open daily and most evenings. Volunteers knit yarn valued at over $1000 last week, make hospital garments, train others in surgical dressings, and organize fundraisers including a city hall dance and a Red Men event raising significant support.

RED Cross Dillon Isaac Edinger Minneapolis EH. L. Poindexter Edinger Lima City Hall Redmen Reichle

Winter Ice Harvest Under Way In Dillon

Sam Patterson a Dillon ice king began harvesting the 1918 ice crop for the public works next summer. Cold days finished the ice and it is stored in Patterson warehouses. A greater quantity than ever before will be put up.

Sam Patterson Dillon Patterson

Income Tax Warnings For 1917 Payments In Dillon

Public notice from W. C. Whaley, IRS collector, urges employers to file Form 1099 for any payees receiving $800 or more in 1917. Line items require name, address, and payment amount to the commissioner in Washington, due by March 1, 1918 with Form 1096.

W. C. Whaley Internal Revenue Dillon Commissioner of Internal Revenue Washington

Star-Spangled Banner And Our Grand Old Flag Verse Medley

A patriotic verse recites pride in the flag and national motto. It honors fallen comrades and living successors, urging loyalty to the colors and unity from coast to coast. The refrain calls ships, harbors, and citizens to uphold the banner of red, white, and blue.

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