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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1918
Page
19
The article notes a global sheep decline since 1905 and 1914, with rising meat and wool prices. It highlights Montana State Fair events Sept 9 to 14, urging farmers to raise more sheep as premiums attract interest. Sheep fleece and lamb values are cited, along with their forage efficiency.
A brief report notes sacks woven from paper fibers and twisted vegetable strands are successfully used to move ore in Chile. The item highlights practical uses of improvised materials in mining logistics.
Sergt. Maj. J A White tends to the feet of American troops in France. He stresses that foot health is crucial to army effectiveness and keeps soldiers’ feet in top condition.
A report to the food production department notes growing school gardens and citizen backyards cultivated by children. Leyton in Essex is highlighted for an excellent local record, with claims that no other town matches it. London Globe.
A British official photograph shows a camera moment at the western front as an enemy shell explodes about 20 feet away. A British Tommy lies wounded in the foreground after being struck by shrapnel from the bursting shell.
George H. Primrose recounts meeting a southern hotel head waiter who hosted a lively evening. The speaker praises the night's humor and likens it to the works of Shakespeare, noting it was among the most entertaining experiences in memory.
Berlin pupils organize a coal transport auxiliary to deliver coal from yards to old or ill residents or others unable to fetch it. Children will be supplied with small carts for the task.
Motorcycles fitted with triple rear wheels allow British dispatch riders to drive through desert sands at the eastern front. Two wheels join at a cone and spindle while a third wheel, rimless, is held between the two struts that pinch all three rims rigidly.
A well cooked and properly served meal draws repeat customers. The article emphasizes satisfying portions and attentive service to ensure patrons return.
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