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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1919
Page
21
The notice states admission charged events such as church festivals fairs dashing parties and concerts will be billed at five cents per line. Card of Thanks costs five cents per line and obituary poetry six cents per line.
A World War I era column argues that food shortages drive German unrest and suggests Hoover’s food program could divert Argentine wheat to Germany. The plan would use idle German ships to move wheat, freeing German gold to stimulate Argentina and boost American demand, while pressuring Germany to restore order and work for indemnities.
In other words Hoover suggests Germany be allowed to purchase food so she can begin work for the allies. The February Sunset will benefit from advice and assistance of the commission and local examiners in nearby cities.
The Philadelphia Bulletin argues against rapid government seizure of telephone and telegraph services after the war. It credits Lamar with a new Senate explanation that extended control could reconstruct rates to avert financial ruin for companies, questioning socialist appeals and calling the action benevolent yet potentially disruptive.
Editorial notes chevrons on uniforms and explains their meanings from Red Cross guidance. Investigation by Montana State College finds no solid evidence that poisoned oats kill game or song birds. reports show crows and magpies may be affected but likely from other causes.
Publisher delivers latest songs and instrumental pieces weekly. Orders placed for out of stock items. Ribbons and paper added for machine use at Tribune Book Store.
The United States Civil Service Commission plans to place representatives at army and navy assembly points to inform discharged service members about federal employment. Authorized by the secretary of war and navy, these representatives will provide job details, application forms, and civil service guidance at camps and cantonments through welfare education directors existing on site.
Ad promises a $100 reward for curing catarrh and claiming mucous surface healing. It urges starting treatment immediately to expel the poison from the blood and alleviate discharge. Includes a request to send testimonials.
The document discusses audits of Y M C A overseas efforts, denying claims that ministers withheld aid pending spiritual tests or that workers were holier-than-thou. It asserts no evidence supports those criticisms and defends selection of fit, mission-focused personnel amid wartime needs.
The article discusses a special county unit election and argues that districts face unequal educational opportunities. It cites Varied census counts and valuations, noting disparities in school terms, equipment, and teacher quality, with examples in Argenta and Kidd districts. It highlights financial burdens and trustee attitudes as causes.
The passage reviews YMCA draft-age selections during war, noting errors and recall, then questions whether fit men were sent to France and later returned without occupations. It cites Hoyt on secretaries in the Argonne, and discusses county school unit reforms and efficiency gains from consolidating districts under a county board.
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