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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1918
Page
19
The Dillon Examiner announces its 1918 publication details and mailing policy. It states the paper was entered in 1902 as second class matter in Dillon Montana and will be mailed to subscribers until ordered discontinued and arrearages paid. All editorial and business letters should be addressed to the Dillon Examiner.
A call to boycott German products includes visceral rhetoric about toys made in Germany and their alleged harm to Belgian, French, Italian, Polish, and Armenian children. The piece contrasts German toy imports with American made goods and allied production, urging Americans to honor war-time loyalties and avoid German gifts.
Authorization from Major Patten and the War Department allows 48 additional students to join Mount St Charles College’s Students' Army Training Corps. Inductees need not meet the 13 high school unit requirement but must be recommended as competent for collegiate study. Special weight given to prior military training and relevant educational background.
The YWCA began in France by aiding civilians and soldiers amid wartime strain. In Lyons and St Etienne, recreation halls filled, gym classes multiplied, and workers aided with shelter and food as American volunteers supported exhausted French citizens and troops.
The United States civil service commission announces examinations for forest and field clerk and for clerks with stenography or typewriting will be held in this city on November 30, 1968. Forest service positions pay 1100 to 1600 dollars annually. reclamation and other field services offer 1000 to 1500 dollars. The forest and field clerk exam requires bookkeeping stenography and type writing. applicants need at least one year of clerical experience.
The piece highlights brighter scenes for women in a wartime setting, then urges continued support for the YWCA and War Relief to aid France after the war. It emphasizes that restoration requires time, workers, and American dollars, urging readers to join the army of givers on November 11.
In October 21 general orders govern public eating places to curb waste and abuse of food. Hotels and restaurants in Montana support the rules. Homeowners are urged to follow, with households urged to save waste for animals and fats, limit butter and bread fat content, and share 60 percent more food with allies through voluntary cooperation.
The undersigned express thanks to neighbors and friends and to the people of Jackson for assistance during the illness and death of their son and brother Charles F. Sharkey. Neil Sharkey, Mr and Mrs M D Gist, Mr and Mrs Frank Sharkey, Mr and Mrs Fred Oe a En.
Thirty five schools entered this year for the state high school debate league contests. Entry closed October 15. Prof. George R. Coffman of Montana State University announces debating districts with matchups and the land tax question for local revenues.
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