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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1918
Page
17
William Mather Lewis summarizes United States flag regulations including behavior during salutes the orientation of the flag in various displays and the prohibition on commercial use. It covers raising at sunrise lowering at sunset and overnight display rules under fire or storms.
The piece outlines flag display norms including raising visibility, guarding and preserving the flag, and not leaving it unattended at night. On Memorial Day the flag is half-masted from sunrise to noon and full-masted from noon to sunset, never ground-contacting when retired. It covers standing for the national anthem, avoiding applause, and proper disposal and repair of worn flags under military civil rules.
The Food Administration allows farmers and raebers unable to reach markets to buy sugar enough to last through winter. applications must go to the County Administrator KF A Tazel Baker Beaverhead County. Dr Blake reports four births: Lane girl Cozad girl Ferguson boy Scanda boy.
Mrs. Frank Felt visits the city from Elkhorn Springs and takes the afternoon train to Chicago where she will spend the winter. She will be joined later by Mr. Felt.
The Methodist Church sets Sunday school at 10 a m and preaching at 11 a m by Pastor H G Humphrey. Epworth League at 7 p m and a patriotic service at 8 p m with short addresses and music. A picnic is planned for Sept 28 at Dillmont Park for the Sunday school.
Baled hay and ground feed for sale. Ed Earl visited town Saturday from Salmon City Idaho. Price Townsend returned from Orofino Idaho after months fighting forest fires. Mr and Mrs Ed Miller from Wisdom visited Thursday and he departs for Little Rock Arkansas to enter officers training camp.
A notice identifies the presnizer of the War Bonnet Round Up event, with possible locations in Idaho Falls or Blackfoot. The fragment provides limited details on dates or organizers.
Notice sets registration deadline for the November 6 1918 general election in Beaverhead County Montana. Registration books close October 5 1918 at 5 p m. Electors may register at the county clerk's Dillon court house or before a justice of the peace or notary public. Unregistered voters cannot vote. Jay S. Baker county clerk and registrar. 4w-5t
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