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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1918

Page

5

Drummey at Hempstead During Aerial Awe

A letter from a service member describes a hot day watching many aeroplanes over Hempstead. He recalls a grand journey across North America with stops in Minneapolis St Paul Milwaukee Chicago Detroit Ontario Niagara Falls and New York City before arriving at Camp Mills. He plans a 24 hour pass to explore New York and dreams of future travel and a globe tour.

Drummey Hempstead New York City Canada Minneapolis St. Paul Milwaukee Chicago Red Cross Montana Detroit Ontario St. Thomas Niagara Falls New York New Jersey New York Harbor Broadway Wall Street Brooklyn Bridge Camp Mills Emmett Europe Orient Seattle

Eight Billions in Bonds Authorized by Senate

Washington July 6 The Senate passed without amendment a Treasury recommended measure to issue 8 billion dollars more in Liberty bonds and provide 1.5 billion dollars for loans to the allies. The bill raises total wartime bond authorizations to 22 billion dollars and would carry interest not above 4 1 4 percent. Senator Simmons said annual government needs could reach about 24 billion dollars this fiscal year.

Washington House Senate Wilson Treasury Department Senator Simmons North Carolina Finance Committee

Idlers Must Go to Work Under War Act Rules

After July 1 1918 any registrant in classes 1 2 3 or 4 observed as idler or in non productive work triggers a local board hearing. If found idle or in non productive occupation, deferred classification is withdrawn and induction may begin. If outside jurisdiction, findings go to the controlling local board for action. If not occupied at all he is an idler.

The Two Mounts

A devotional contrast between Sinai and Calvary in verse. The speaker contrasts law and love, judgment and grace, urging faith in the redemptive power of the cross over strict adherence to rules. The piece concludes with a signature line from Mrs. James Phillips.

Gallilee Gethsemane Mount Sinai Mount Calvary James Phillips

From Dad to Jack in the War Time Letter

A heartfelt paternal letter to Jack from his father describing family bonds during wartime. The father speaks of Hooverization progress at home, devotion to the war effort, and hopes for Jack, urging courage, perseverance, and remembrance of loved ones including mother and girl.

Jack

Notice for Publication Clarence Waugh Montana land claim

Department of the Interior notices Clarence Waugh of Argenta Montana filed to prove up his land claims under Lien No 07857 014656 and 014655 for portions in sections 4 3 9 township 7 south range 10 west Montana Meridian. He must present three year proof before U.S. Commissioner F A Hazelbaker at Dillon Montana on the 24th day of (month missing).

Department of the Interior U. S Helena Montana Clarence Waugh Argenta Meridian F. A. Hazelbaker United States Dillon

Dissolution of Marriage Sought in Beaverhead Court

C W Robison sues Za rell a D Robison in Montana Beaverhead District Court for dissolution of marriage on grounds of desertion. Defendant summoned to answer within twenty days of service. default judgment possible. Filed July 2, 1918. Clerk Fred Rife seal.

District Court Fifth Judicial District State of Montana Beaverhead C. W. Robison Zarella D. Robison A. D Fred Rife

Non productive occupations defined for registrants

The article lists categories deemed non productive including food service in public places, elevator attendants and doormen, ushers in games and amusements, domestic service, and sales clerks. It calls for citizens to report to local boards any idle registrants or those in non productive work.

Jackson Horse Sale Draws Local Bids and Private Deals

At the Jackson sale on Saturday about seventy five horses sold mostly to local buyers. Good prices were paid for sound animals slated for hay field work. Horse Smith ran the sale, Bert Williams bought the high team, with George Roberts Ed Kirk and Frank Fiddler as top sellers. A well attended dance followed with music by the Little Orchestra of Dillon.

Jackson Horse Smith Bert Williams George Roberts Ed Kirk Frank Fiddler Dillon

Wool Nearly All Shipped This Beaverhead Season

Wool shipments in Beaverhead county are nearing completion with virtually all wool received at warehouses. The season is at least a month ahead of last year, with shipments to eastern warehouses for grading and appraisal. The 1917 timeline ran from June 26 to late September, while this year all wool is expected to ship by July 16.

Beaverhead

Notice of Homestead Claim for Frank lin T. Jones

Land office Helena Montana July 12 1918 gives notice that Frank lin T. Jones of Monida Montana holder of home stead entry No 010299 for E% W% section 28 township 13S range 4W Montana Meridian has filed intent to make three year proof to establish claim. Public hearing before Frank B. Sparrow US Commissioner Lakeview Montana on August 21 1918 witnesses Bred A Randolph Frank Wilson Ernest P Knapp Ole P Bird all of Argenta Montana. Record includes Leroy G Sperry Charles M Jones William A Rawlins and Harry T Martin of Monida Montana.

Department of the Interior U. S. Land Office Helena Montana Franklin T. Jones Monida Meridian Frank B. Sparrow United States Lakeview Leroy G. Sperry Charles M. Jones William A. Rawlins Harry T. Martin Jos. Oker Register

Sperry files final proof on Desert Land claim at Lakeview

Jessie A. Sperry of Monida Montana, holder of Desert Land entry No 010298 filed notice of intent to make final proof to establish claim to land in section 33 township 18 south range 4 west Mon tana meridian before Frank B Sparrow United States Commissioner at Lakeview Montana on August 22 1918. Charles M Keil James M Severns Franklin T Jones and Harry T Martin all of Monida Montana accompany notice.

Department of the Interior U. S. Land Office Helena Montana Jessie A. Sperry Monida Meridian Frank B. Sparrow United States Lakeview Charles M. Keil James M. Severns Franklin T. Jones Harry T. Martin Jos. Oker Register

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Federal Reserve Federal Reserve System C. Thornton Pres Mae Ae Reha Andrus Marshall Field Sinai Calvary Lad Alias Plaintiff Beaverhead County DELCO Delco-Light H. L. Wills Co Butte A. C. Smith Dalco A. Randolph Frank Wilson Ernest P. Knapp Ole P. Bird The Dillon Implement Company
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