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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1926
Page
5
Sallie and Curtiss married with a grand St John ceremony and a Parisian start to their life together. The voyage aboard the Leviathan features luxury, music, and social life as they return toward Birmingham where Curtiss plans mining housing while Sallie wrestles with finding a home and a life change.
Col W A Graham of the U S Army urges renaming the Little Big Horn clash as a contested battle rather than a massacre. He argues it pitted two civilizations and notes no mass slaughter occurred beyond battlefield death and limited torture of Reno’s men. He promotes the June 24 26 observance by the National Custer Memorial Association.
National Educational Association session in Washington debated religious education in public schools. Delegates from across the country voiced strong support while Knoxville observers note the discussion mirrors local controversy. The heated session in the First Congregational Church saw many speakers urging explicit religious instruction in schools.
Hill County announces a program to construct 100 miles of lateral roads. The plan aims to improve local transportation and connect rural areas to main routes, with funding and timelines to be released by county officials.
The Montana Children’s Home Society invites childless homes in Beaverhead County to take in homeless babies. The society notes Montana homes have responded but many children still need placement. Interested parties may contact A. L. Burter representing the society staying at the Andrus hotel.
Chicago story profiles Kathleen Nolan, Sinclair station manager, as a pioneering female attendant. She handles pumping, service, and sales, arguing women can perform the job, enjoy customer contact, and earn money. She notes war opened the field and predicts many women will follow.
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