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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1918

Page

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Campaign to Americanize aliens through public schools

The bureau of naturalization expands citizenship education via public schools nationwide. Immigrants may declare intent after arrival, apply for final citizenship after five years, and pass a language and government knowledge test. A nationwide effort uses free textbook materials, evening Americanization classes, and certificates of graduation to foster an American citizenry.

United States Bureau of ‘Naturalization Department of Labor Army Draft Board Bureau of Naturalization Feg Congress Nense Bureau John Speed Ski Naturalization Federal Building Seattle Wash Portland Ore Custom House

Medal Cast by Verdun Honors Dillion Soldier

Albert W. Crowell holds a Verdun bronze medal from 1916 commemorating the city and fortress saved from German assaults. It features Verdun gates and Joan of Arc with the motto Ou ne passe pas. The medal was sent to Crowell by cousin Howard C. Smiley, a radio ensign, who will share tales of submarines once censorship ends.

Albert W. Crowell Verdun Revere Joan Arc France Verdum Indioldte Paris Mr. Crowell Howard C. Smiley

Influenza Epidemic Nearing End in Dillon

The Dillon influenza outbreak has largely cleared with only one death and few new cases this week. Two out of town patients were treated at the local hospital. Doctors urge continued caution to prevent a recurrence and note recent restrictions have been relaxed.

Dillon Encor Uil

Montana Boys and Girls Are Workers Report

The report lists club members and their yields across Montana. It details acres of potatoes garden produce corn and cattle including chickens calves pigs and orphan lambs. It records canned goods baked bread pies cakes and garments made or mended with values and member counts.

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Remains of Mrs Ernest Orr Buried Monday

The remains of the late Mrs Ernest Orr arrived from California Sunday morning and the funeral was held at 3 o'clock Monday afternoon at the U S Rife home on Rife street conducted by Rev H G Humphrey of the Methodist church. The large attendance included relatives and friends with profuse floral offerings. Pallbearers were Roscoe Cornell J H Gilbert R J Boone G W Dart H L McCaleb and F W Carter. Interment followed at Mountain View cemetery.

Ernest Orr California U. S. Rife Rife Street H. G. Humphrey Methodist Church J. H. Gilbert R. J. Boone G. W. Dart F. W. Carter Mountain View Cemetery

Christmas cards for soldiers in France distributed by Red Cross

The American Red Cross will provide over two million Christmas cards for every American in France to send greetings home. The cards, original in design and typically American in spirit, will be distributed by Red Cross workers so soldiers can mail them before Christmas. Soldiers overseas have expressed desire to remember loved ones despite postal restrictions.

France Red Cross

Democratic Party Needs Reorganizing Says Wilson Faces Crisis

Washington November 25 1918 President Wilson is urged by friends to reorganize his cabinet and the Democratic Party in Congress to align with American public sentiment. Critics say his foreign focus pushed domestic policy out of touch and question Creel's Europe assignment and Burleson dispatch.

David Lawrence N. Y Evening Post, Inc Washington, D. C Wilson Democratic Party America Europe Coomgress Legislative Middle West West East George .Créel Creel Burleson Me ‘ Aly Congress Democratic Congress

Wilson's Friends Press Broad Inclusion At Peace Conference

In a candid assessment, Wilson's supporters urge incorporating Republicans and diverse voices into the peace talks. They fault his Europe trip timing and demand openness, broad consultation, and a united American stand to honor wartime sacrifices.

Logan Buys Sugar Bowl and Plans Cabaret

William Logan proprietor of the Sugar Bowl cafe has purchased the Sugar Bowl candy kitchen from Harry Geer including all tools and machines. He will continue the business with his cafe and fit up the basement for a cabaret ready for business in January.

William Logan Sugar Bowl Cafe Harry Geer Sugar Bowl

Dorothy Brundage 15 Dies of Influenza Pneumonia in Anaconda

Miss Dorothy Brundage daughter of Mr and Mrs Everet H Brundage died at St Ann s hospital Anaconda from influenza pneumonia three weeks after an appendectomy Her mother and father were at her bedside She was beloved by friends classmates and family Survived by her parents and three brothers Everet Hiram and Justin Funeral held at the family home with Rev HH Humphrey officiating Interment at Mountain View cemetery

Dorothy Brundage Everet H. Brundage St. Ann’s Hospital Anaconda Dorothy Bachine Everet Anaco Hiram Dillon Justin Lakeview HH. G

Gum craze in France thrills American troops says Mack

Ford M. Mack with Johnny Evers describes French troops and civilians intensely liking chewing gum. He reports small children beg for gum, water is scarce, and gum sells at a premium in places. He notes Americans are seen as athletes and cites his Y M C A uniform.

Ford M. Mack Johnny Evers America France Adams Mack PY. M.C. A Los ‘Angeles

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