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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1918
Page
20
A census from Den, Wisconsin area notes over 5,400,000 fruit trees in the region. Sioux women on the Standard Rock reservation in North Dakota form a Red Cross auxiliary. In China, oil and salt wells over 2,000 feet deep have been drilled through solid rock by hand with primitive tools.
The Food Administration in Montana urges a two pounds per person per month sugar allowance to stretch scarce supplies for allies until October. Europe targets two pounds for England, one and a half for France, and one for Italy. Home canning with minimal sugar now, adding sugar later, is urged to ensure winter needs. Hoarding is illegal and blamed for any shortage, while the military will receive full sugar shares if the homefront cooperates. The public is reminded of past wheat abstinence and asked to sustain similar restraint.
Lieut. Paul I Baer listed as missing in a May 22 casualty list purportedly fell into enemy hands after a scouting flight. He served with the French Escadrille before joining the American Flying Corps and earned the Croix de Guerre and the Distinguished Service Cross. Four hundred Western Union employees urged Senators Phelan and Johnson to oppose government takeover of wire utilities until workers are canvassed. A photo shows Mrs Hilda M Richards head of the US Employment Service women's division, noted for her varied factory work to learn conditions for women labor.
Notice filed by Northern Pacific Railway Company to select land in T6S R9W M M SE and NE portions of section 8 under the 1898 act. Adverse claim affidavits due by August 14 1918. Published Dillon Tribune. First publication July 5 1918.
An act submits to Montana qualified electors a proposal from the Fifteenth Tenamere Assembly. The bill outlines the framework for a statewide vote on a constitutional or statutory measure. It details procedural steps for the submission and anticipated legal effects if approved.
Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the National Oil company will be held at the office in Dillon Montana (State Bank of Dillon) on Friday August 30 at 1 p m for election of Directors and other business. Stock transfer books will be closed from the evening of August 17 to the morning of August 31 1918. Alex Walker Secretary.
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