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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1936
Page
7
Helena Stamp Works in Helena Montana advertises rubber type production and stamping services. Local craftsmanship firm highlights durable rubber type for stamps used by businesses and individuals.
Many sufferers find relief from nagging backache by recognizing tired kidneys as the cause. The ad claims the kidneys remove acids and waste, and if not flushing properly can signal trouble with bladder pain and swelling. It promotes Doan’s Pills as a long used remedy to help flush the kidney tubes and restore energy.
Barry Jones and another cadet debate Sherman’s Georgia campaign and a rumored Sherman Thomas quarrel. A veteran at the Soldiers’ Home recounts a century old incident with Old Tom and “Crazy Sherman” as the key figures, while the two men seek more proof from memory and records.
A veteran recounts how Confederate sympathies divided officers before the Civil War. He recalls Major George H. Thomas and Cols. Johnson Lee and Maj. Hardee resisting secession, the debate over Virginia’s fate, and the quick march to war after Fort Sumter. The tale ends with Thomas rising in rank as duties intensified.
On motion of Attorney General Nagle 17 graduates of the University of Montana law school were admitted to the bar on June 9. Names include Lee Metcalfe Stevensville J B McClernnan P M Roberts M F E Magnuson Helena Frederick Henningsen J E Mayo J Crowley Butte F D Moulton Billings Mott Miller Laurel P G Meloy Townsend L P Donovan Shelby N A Allen Roundup F W Wilson M G Anderson Missoula F B Logan Big Timber and J M Comfort Twin Bridges. Also noted is the mother of 19, Mrs Melvin Smith of Atlanta suggests a dictatorship as the best form of fireside government.
The text notes Georgia spans about 59,000 square miles and ranks larger than Florida, with reference to the Mississippi River region and eastern areas. The wording is fragmentary but indicates a comparative geography statement between Georgia and Florida.
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