Notices of Church Festivals and Fairs Admission Rules
Church events with profit from sales or admission will be charged five cents per line. Card of Thanks and obituary poetry rates listed as five or six cents per line.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1919
Page
9
Church events with profit from sales or admission will be charged five cents per line. Card of Thanks and obituary poetry rates listed as five or six cents per line.
A wartime thrift education drive promotes saving as a constructive habit. It urges the Northwest to Think in interest save and invest, arguing that disciplined saving can fund future happiness and a stronger nation.
The piece promotes saving through thrift and savings stamps urging individuals to benefit themselves and the government by finishing the war, eliminating waste, producing more, and investing in war bonds. It encourages unity, persistence, and the joy of saving.
The Outlook notes a Splendid article by Gregory Mason praising American soldiers for wartime sacrifice. It laments that homeland comforts cannot reward them and urges never to forget their service. It also warns of rising print paper prices and upcoming July postage raises pressuring publishers.
The piece notes German Panzerkraftwagen origins and British tank use, then shifts to domestic issues. It reports fuel policy lifts failing to lower prices with coal mine price hikes at Roundup and higher railroad switching costs, along with deportation of anarchists and Finnish unrest in Butte. It closes by mentioning renewed activity in the automobile business after the war.
In a brief, clipped exchange the Sydney Bulletin notes a man’s recurring question about his ideal partner. He claims many meetings but keeps adjusting his idea of ideal, suggesting evolving standards.
Beaverhead county commissioners meet in regular session on February 8 1919 at 9 am with D D McKnight chairing J E Shaw O M Best and Vera M Baker present. Proceedings include road survey notes, land deed approvals, county poor farm supervision, cattle sale orders, and extensive county expense warrants and payrolls.
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