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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1919
Page
9
The Tribune Publishing Company notes it will not be liable for debts of employees except where signed by management. It lists rates for notices and obituaries and urges readers to subscribe to the Victory Liberty Loan to fund weapons and wages for troops in France and camps.
A wartime booster speech urges citizens to sacrifice and loan savings as the surest path to lasting peace. It recalls dire days, emphasizes buying Liberty Bonds as a foundation for prosperity, and contrasts past peril with present opportunity to fund postwar security.
Will Hays urges Americans to back the war effort with war savings stamps and Victory Liberty Bonds. He frames nationalism over internationalism and calls on citizens to join local war savings groups, urging action to honor fallen soldiers and support those in France. He names H W Turner Montana and a county director as contacts.
A postwar appeal urges Montanans to support the home front by buying war savings stamps and Victory Liberty Bonds. Citizens are asked to honor soldiers in France by naming their War Savings Society after them and writing to servicemen abroad.
A commentary argues America’s wartime victory depended on extravagance then its removal. It cites railroads mismanagement, government control, and private ownership balance, praising Liberty Bonds and civilian sacrifice to fund the war and secure victory.
A. R. Rogers chairs the Liberty Loan effort with C. E. Van Nest and Mrs. C. A. Severance directing organization. The district’s men and women who served in four wartime drives prepare a peace time test of patriotism urging Northwest residents to sustain the proven record and finish the job. County units are being checked and completed with co workers already at work.
A speech embodies the group's resolve to complete their mission despite allotment and interest terms. It asserts enduring patriotism of district residents remains a motive fueling full national service and duty.
Sunday school opens at 10 00 with Prof J B Wiseman in charge. Pastoral preaching by H G Humphrey. Palm Sunday sermon and music follow. Epworth League meets at 7 00 with a new service and preaching at the close.
Services at 11:00 and 8:00 oclock next Sunday April 18th. Everybody welcome.
Holy Communion at 7 30 a m church school at 9 45 morning prayer and sermon at 11 o clock evening prayer and sermon at 7 30 o clock. Those Bennett Rector.
A St James Sunday school plans a food sale at Olmsted Stevens store Sitanteg on April 12 at 10 AM. Proceeds support church activities and youth programs.
In a brief sworn statement Frank J. Cheney asserts his position as senior partner of the law firm referenced in the document. The note contains illegible fragments but confirms formal designation and witness attestation.
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