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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1923

Page

12

A Quiet Emptiness Tests a Tarnished Marriage

Lucy Vallentine endures a dreary morning as Tom storms out after a trivial quarrel and the couple reflect on thirteen years of a stiff, unloving partnership. Lucy admires her neighbor Mrs Gray's warmth while Alice rebuffs conventional fidelity, urging freedom. back home Lucy pleads for gentleness and kindness from Tom.

Lucy Vallentine Lacey Tom Lucy Tie Mr. Gray Grays My Dear Mrs. Gray Alice Gray Alonzo Boston Gray Fifth Avenue Park Avenue Alonzo Gray Mr. Grey Chen Nand Flora Balzanni Balzanni Alice Tom Vallentine

Rules for Flag Observance Promulgated by American Legion

The American Legion convened representatives from about seventy groups in Washington to codify proper flag usage. President Harding opened the conference, setting a code with educational plans and proposed legislation to fix rules for display, plus June 14 as a national flag day. The code covers display hours, handling in processions, wall display, staff rules, multi flag etiquette, half staff, and safe disposal when worn.

United States American Legion Continental Hall Washington Army Mate Administration Schaals

Sioux City In the World War honors fallen soldiers

Fred W. Pierce, historian and director of the Gold Star ceremonial, receives national praise for leading a three day World War tribute in Sioux City. The event commemorates 114 local war dead with scenes, pageantry, music and addresses, featuring many gold star mothers and wives. Proceeds support a fund for permanent overseas grave decorations.

Fred W. Pierce Edward H. Monahan American Legion Sioux City Legion National Executive Committee Gold Star Monahan Post Pierce

Naval Academy honors Harry Bolles for athletic leadership

Harry Bolles of Yakima Washington captain and stroke of the varsity crew at the United States Naval Academy earned multiple varsity letters in rowing football boxing and wrestling. He received the academy cup for advancing athletics, is a World War I veteran, and was commissioned as a naval officer after enlisting at seventeen.

United States Naval Academy Annapolis Harry Bolles Yakima Wash Lemuel Bolles Natonal American Legion Sam Ensign Bolles Great Northern Naval Academy

Liberty memorial work begins in Kansas City

Construction starts on the Liberty memorial in Kansas City Missouri. The project features a 216 foot shaft rising 350 feet above Union Station plaza and four heroic figures Courage Honor Patriotism Sacrifice. Total cost exceeds one million plus mural paintings sculpture lighting and landscaping may reach another three quarters of a million.

Kansas City Union Station Plaza Robert I. Aitken Memorial and American Legion

Concrete Water Trough For Sheep Flocks

A durable trough for sheep watering uses a concrete mix of cement sand and pebbles. The interior is smooth for easy cleaning, and the trough is set low and deep in the ground to prevent freezing and reduce overturning by animals.

Very Satisfactory Milk Substitute for Calves

USDA presents a calf feeding substitute using 50 parts ground corn 15 parts oil meal 15 parts oats 10 parts dried blood flour 10 parts skim milk powder and salt. Start with 1 to 9 water. wean by week seven to mostly gruel then all gruel.

United States Department of Agriculture

Right Care of Horse in Harvest

Guidance from University Farm St Paul on horse care during harvest. Feed schedules in heat with morning noon and night rations, liberal grain with bran, oats preferred, water management before during and after work, mid shift watering, rest breaks, and cooling methods to prevent overheating and shoulder injuries.

J. 5. Montgomery University Farm St. Paul

Ox Warble Causes Wide Scale Cattle Losses

An estimated annual damage exceeding $60 million is caused by the ox warble a cattle pest widespread across the United States. It inflicts grub or larval lumps on cows in spring and resembles a bot fly and a honey bee in adult form.

United States

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Matrimonial Adventures Charles G. Norris Colern Lfe Sle American Legion News Service National Conference Monahan Post II Organization Yakima, Wash National Adjutant FINE
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