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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1922
Page
5
Washington reports the Civil Service Commission expands veteran preference to World War veterans widows and wives in first class post office postmaster exams. The interpretation ties this to the July 11 1921 veteran preference act and October 14 1921 executive order.
Brief notice lists Annabel Desmond as a graduate nurse located at 929 South Pacific Street, Dillon, with contact telephone 320.
In Tombstone Arizona the Editorial notes Federal Judge William H. Sawtelle announced that all convicted 18th amendment violators will be sent to prison with no fines. He warned that the crackdown targets farmers, cattlemen, professionals, and businessmen, promising prison for all convicted.
A British case shows a government telephone official accused of calling a subscriber a fool. Investigators found the remark stemmed from the official urging that the subscriber supply his full name during a contract discussion.
Six year old Alice Hastings of Illinois returns from seven months in the Kivu region of Belgian Congo. She recalls jungle treks with natives, encounters with lions and gorillas, and meetings with pygmy tribes. Her Chicago lawyer father was in Carl E. Akeley’s expedition. The family accompanied her on the journey. she arrived in New York last week.
A National Kindergarten Association article offers age specific activities using envelopes stamps and simple craft by Jennie B Merrill to teach children responsibility letter handling and basic literacy. It includes making borders triangles baskets mail bags doorways and postman roles with ethical lessons and questions about stamps and national figures.
Western Hide and Fur Co. located at 4312 Camden Avenue Omaha Nebraska 51 tf listed with its street address and city in this period newspaper snippet.
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