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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1920
Page
9
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The New York Herald argues that government shipbuilding and operation cost taxpayers 2 billion dollars in extravagance and graft, likening it to the 1917 Liberty Loan crisis when 4.5 million Americans sacrificed to fund the public debt.
The pamphlet argues the social cost of tuberculosis includes outcasts in lodging houses and poor farms. It stresses adults rarely catch TB, but children suffer from malnutrition and infection, and that Montana’s TB association relies on Christmas seal sales to fund care, education, and prevention.
Christmas seal campaign begins with a stamp sale contest between Juniors and Seniors. YWCA bazaar at Olmsted Stevenson store. Health week activities and a health speech by Miss MacGregor. Rose of Savoy Glee Club show wins applause with Edith Wagner as Catarina. Commencement speaker Chancellor Elliott. Fall quarter ends nextWednesday with exams and Christmas travel.
Word from the officer in charge Salt Lake City states all men enlisting in December may receive leave over the holidays from December 15 to January 3 with orders to report back to the main recruiting station on expiration. R. R. Mann commanding.
Mr and Mrs Mose Smyth arrived in town yesterday from their home near Blaine for a brief visit.
The National Geographic Society Bulletin notes that between the sixteenth and eighteenth centuries dried mummy was a popular medicinal product. Import and trade were commercially significant, with writers warning against counterfeit mummy and detailing how to tell genuine from poor imitations.
Scotland Yard now possesses a metal detector capable of sensing arms on ships suspected of gun running, offering a novel tool in maritime security operations.
Mrs Jay Holtz returned Friday from Los Angeles where she was summoned by the death of her father Marvin.
Mrs Stephan Kambich of Reichle spent Saturday and Sunday visiting as the guest of Mrs M E Fresich.
In Beaverhead County Montana the District Court sets Tuesday January 4, 1921 at 10:00 AM in the Court Room as the time and place to prove the will of Hannah Hoffman deceased and hear Louis Hoffman’s application for letters testamentary. Any interested person may appear and contest. Dated December 16, 1920. Fred Rife, Clerk.
L. D. Harding of Butte spent several days in Dillon this week, renewing acquaintances and meeting longtime friends.
Advertisement claims catarrh is constitutional and cures through blood action. Offers one hundred dollar reward for any failing case and urges sending for circulars and testimonials from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio.
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