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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1921

Page

6

Many Dillon Residents Attend To Business And Travel

A long list of residents visited nearby towns including Butte Armstead Lima and Jackson for banking business shopping and personal matters. People from Dillon and surrounding areas are noted passing through for appointments schooling and family visits amid regional deliveries and local commerce.

Dick Barret Dillon Butte A. Brown Armstead Matt Kay Grant Burke Auto Transfer Co C. W. Stallings Bannack John Waters Hugh Strange Jay Tallent Sage Creek W. M. Montgomery Anaconda Andrus Helen Lindlief Divide Lindlief Normal College Hildreth Medicine Lodge

Buddy Week in Baltimore Links Legion Runners to Harding Proclamation

During Buddy Week in Baltimore last week, 24 American Legion runners carried the buddy proclamation from President Harding to the Baltimore mayor. Veterans from eastern and southern states attended the meeting along with 33 bands already registered for a 1750 prize musical contest at the national American Legion convention in Kansas City this fall.

A. A. Gibson the Examiner Davenport Washington A. C. Jones Dillon C. E. Miller Miss Anna Wisdom Buddy Baltimore American Legion Harding National Convention of the American Legion Kansas City New York Massachusets Ohio Michigan Texas Oklahoma Indiana Oregon Kansas Missouri

Legion work builds city armories for veterans occupancy

The article notes 60 000 ex service men in the city’s ranks seeking jobs and recalls actions by Missouri and Kansas leaders about Marshal Foch’s fall visit to attend the American Legion national convention. It covers patrols by Wichita Legionnaires and calls for pension parity for service officers, plus lobbying for a role at the disarmament conference and unemployment talks.

New York State Wm.f. Deegan American Legion New York City Overseas Women’s League Deegan Missouri Kansas Kansas City Kas Marshal Foch Charles W. Bartlett Filery Monument France American Legion Post Wichita National Legislative Committee Army American Commission International Disarmament Congress Harding Natonal Legislative Committee Washington Legion Hoover

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