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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1919
Page
9
Notices of church festivals fairs dashing parties and sociables with admission or profit from sales will be charged five cents per line. Card of Thanks five cents per line Obituary poetry six cents per line.
An article argues that Germany needs steady food imports to avoid chaos as Russia did, criticizes Hoover’s policy of using American surplus for Britain and neutrals, proposes using idle German ships to move Argentine wheat to Germany, freeing German gold to stimulate Argentina and American trade, and links orderly work to indemnity payments.
In a February proposal the Hoover administration floated letting Germany purchase food to resume work for the Allies. The plan drew varied reactions amid ongoing economic and relief concerns.
Philadelphia Bulletin argues that Lamar offers a new Senate committee explanation for continued government control of telephone and telegraph services after the war. He cites two to three years to reconstruct rates and prevent financial ruin, framing the move as benevolence and questioning socialist appeal.
Investigation by Montana State College of Agriculture and Mechanics Arts shows no solid evidence that poisoned oats kill game or song birds. Questionnaires to farmers found no confirmed bird deaths from poisoned grain, though some reports cited crows and magpies as affected. North Dakota has offered $10 for any prairie chicken or grouse proven to die from poisoned oats.
A short notice from Tribune Book Store about new sheet music and instrumental pieces arriving weekly. Orders are placed for pieces not currently in stock. Mentions ribbons and paper for adding machines and related shop supplies.
The United States Civil Service Commission moves to place representatives at military camps where discharged soldiers and sailors may learn about federal civil service openings. They will provide forms, assist with applications, and advise on civil service matters, with education directors of welfare organizations coordinating the effort.
One hundred dollars reward offered for relief from catarrh and mucous issue. Claims to expel poison from the blood and heal the diseased neck. Urges starting treatment immediately and sending for testimonials.
The report notes that examiners in nearby cities and local boards provide advice and assistance to the commission, supplementing the formal instructions received from the central commission.
The document questions Y M C A overseas ministers amid claims of coercive religious tests and holier-than-thou attitudes. It also addresses concerns about selection of overseas workers and suitability for mission, with responders denying such charges and defending the organization’s approach.
The county unit special election limits districts to four months of school, while the Kidd district with 10 children and $307 443 valuation sits beside a railroad. Trustee attitudes create unequal opportunities as some districts offer nine or twelve months with modern facilities and trained staff, while others struggle with six months and limited resources. Argenta shows 29 census children and about 15 enrolled with a $70 549 valuation, highlighting financial disparities and debt service needs.
The document questions Y M C A selection for draft age men and overseas service. It cites cases of fit men sent to France, some volunteering later, and cases where workers overseas faced danger under shell fire. It also discusses county school unit reforms and hurdles in reorganizing local boards for uniform taxation and improved supervision.
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