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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1920

Page

9

Insane Christmas Candle Suggestion Sparks Fire Warning

The National Board of Fire Underwriters warns against a proposed Christ Candle movement by John H. Stedman of Rochester. The plan urges lighting a candle in windows on Christmas Eve to guide the Babe of Bethlehem, risking fires near curtains and possible fatalities.

National Board of Fire Underwriters John H. Stedman Rochester New York American Red Cross Red Cross Washington

No Profit Year Ahead for Montana Retailers in 1921

Robert C. Line, visiting Billings, predicts 1921 will be a no profit year for Montana retailers due to falling prices and high operating costs. He cites widespread merchant pessimism, gradual price declines for manufactured goods, and uneven recovery in food and packing-house items as key factors.

Billings Montana Robert C. Line Line

Public fire safety push urges candle caution on Christmas Eve

National fire safety campaign warns against using lit candles to illuminate service flags in windows. Posters in theatres urge raising shades or using electric lights to prevent fires after reports show open-light fires caused millions in damage from 1915 to 1919.

National Board Red Cross National Board of Fire Underwriters

Charge for Fuse Replacement Shifts to Customers

The article notes a shift in electrical companies from free fuse replacements to charging for the service. It explains the need for 24 hour staff to respond to outages and how the added burden prompts firms to propose a fee. Some companies encourage customers to stock fuses sold at cost so they can replace blows themselves.

Passing the Buck Will Shape the Next Legislature

An editorial predicts the coming session will rely more on executive counsel and cooperation to pass necessary reforms. It praises new legislators, notes Republicans hold control, and urges restraint on class bills, wasteful spending, and log rolling while stressing teamwork between farmers, miners, wage earners, and employers for balanced progress.

Legislative Assembly

Lutheran Aid Christmas Tree At Dart's Hall

The Lutheran Aid will host a Christmas tree event at Dart's Hall on December 31 at 7 p.m. All Scandinavians are warmly invited.

Lutheran ‘Aid Dart’s Hall

Finch brothers to spend holidays with parents here

Fred Finch who attends school at Bozeman and Eugene Finch studying at Missoula will spend the holidays with their parents in this city, visiting relatives and enjoying the season.

Fred Finch Bozeman Eugene Finch Missoula

Christmas gift to aid European relief drive

The notice urges donations to save a European child and asks contributors to send checks to the local committee of joint organizations or directly to European Relief Council at 42 Broadway New York City.

European Child Relief Collection European Relief Council Broadway New York City

Miss Ruth Taylor Holiday Stay At Selway Home

Miss Ruth Taylor spends the holidays at the E. O. Selway home in this city, enjoying festive visits and seasonal cheer with the family.

Ruth Taylor E. O. Selway

Miss Anna Bauman Leaves Red Rock for Livingston Holiday

Miss Anna Bauman, a Red Rock teacher, departed yesterday morning to spend the holidays in Livingston.

Anna Bauman Red Rock Livingston

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Claims Blood Treatment

There is more catarrh in the country than all other diseases and was long believed incurable. The ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a constitutional remedy taken internally and acting through the blood on mucous surfaces. A hundred dollars is offered for any case it fails to cure.

Great Northwest Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio Halls Th. Hall

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