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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1918

Page

6

Dillon News Briefs Show Busy Tattersalls Trade

Dillon buzzes with ads and notes from Tattersalls and local business. Ogden Thorkelson of Anaconda visits, Hazelbaker promotes land scrip, George Tash from Bannack and John Langdorf from San Diego call on relatives, and many ads tout sewing machines, lamps, farm supplies, and abstracts.

W. A. Lovell H. T. Hedden Dillon New York Hazelbaker W. S. Tash Singer Sewing Machines Tattersall’s A. W. Graeter Butte George Tash Bannack John Langdorf Navy San Diego Calif

Montana Council of Defense Fire Warning and Prohibition Order

Order No. 9 warns of extreme fire danger in Montana during June to September 1918. It prohibits burning slashings and related materials on public and private land and requires campers to extinguish fires. Enforcers include sheriffs and game wardens. penalties include fines up to $1000 or up to one year in jail.

Montana Council of Defense Montana United States Extraordinary Legislative Assembly W. Stewart

Property Transfers and Deeds Around Armstead and Centennial Valley

A compact list of patents, grants, and deeds surrounding Armstead and Centennial valley. Notable entries include Northern Pacific Railway 40 acres near Armstead and various 80 to 640 acre filings in Big Hole basin, Centennial valley, and near Apex. Transfers involve individuals such as Eva B. Howell Rosemary MacGinnis John L. Ketrfer and Margaret Nelson with multiple ownership and consideration figures.

Northern Pacific Railway Company Armstead Eva B. Howell John L. Ketrfer Centennial Valley Rosemary MacGinnis Carrie L. Helming Big Hole Basin John Helming George W. Vineyard John B. Amos Wise River Ralph BE. Winchester A. L. Stone Dillon Beach Margaret Nelson Myrtle E. Buck Selah Ellis Wisdom Patrick O’connell Annie O'Connell Apex George A. Whitworth Bull Cave Big Sheep Basin Rosemary MacGinnis Creden Donald T. Albee William Banneyer Anna M. Klein Frank H. Dunbar Arthur W. Wilson William B. Gleed Snow Line Floyd Hungate Homestead Raymond H. Tipton Brasyle D. Freeman Muddy Creek Elmer L. Forsythe William R. Sommers Henry M. Forsyth Elmer C. Thackrey Mountain View Cemetery Company Benjamin Bend Long Creek Fred C. Clark

Above the Clouds Y M C A Huts for Soldiers in Italy

The Y M C A has set up two huts for soldiers in Italy positioned above the clouds and near the snow line, offering shelter and rest. The initiative aims to boost morale and provide a warm space away from combat zones for servicemen.

The Italy

Pack Mule Service for YMCA Aid to Italian Troops

YMCA workers in cooperation with Italian troops transport supplies to mountain stations using pack mule trains. This relief effort strengthens supply lines for frontline posts and supports local logistics amid ongoing operations.

U.S. Insurance Covers Merchant Marines War Zone Vessels

The United States government insures over 69,000 masters officers and seamen on American merchant ships in war zones. Total coverage exceeds 115 million dollars with claims to date around 180 thousand dollars.

United States

Over-seas Cap Adopted by Expeditionary Forces

The over seas cap is adopted for expeditionary troops, matching color with no brim, foldable for pocket carry, helmet may be worn over it, and insignia rules apply for officers and enlisted men. North American cereal shipments to the Allies exceed 700000 tons in May and 800000 in April per the food administration.

France North America The Food Administration

Charley Says Habits and Wartime Thrift Stamp Push

Charley extols habits and thrift selling Thrift Stamps and smart shopping at City Drug. New goods arrive daily including Penslar Cucumber and Almond Cream for sun care and shaving, priced at 50 cents for a large bottle. Columbia records arrive and mail orders receive parcel post charges paid.

City Drug Company Columbia Records

Back Ailments Warn Readers In Dillon Ad

Local readers are urged to use Doan's Kidney Pills for back pain and urinary troubles. Mrs. D. L. Smith of Dillon testifies the pills cured her backache and helped her work. price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y advertises the remedy.

Dillon Dean D. L. Smith S. Atlantic St Doan

Washingtonburg and Carlisle's Old Meeting House Link to Liberty

The article argues Washingtonburg near Carlisle was the first US post named for Washington and used anthracite coal for industrial needs. It ties Carlisle’s Old Presbyterian Meeting House to early patriot activity on July 12, 1774, led by Col John Montgomery and James Wilson, influencing Pennsylvania’s stance toward independence. It cites Mecklenberg declaration context and Bancroft on Wilson.

Washingtonburg United States George Washington Susquehanna Christian P. Humrich Carlisle Arlisle Charles F. Himes Dickinson College Wilkesbarre Harris’ Ferry Harrisburg Post Washington Washington, DC General Washington Alexander Hamilton Old Presbyterian Meeting Mecklenburg John Montgomery James Wilson Continental Congress Supreme Court Wing Cumberland County Bancroft Wilson Bellman Pennsylvania John Dickinson Philadelphia Old Presbyterian Meeting House

Eternal vigilance is the price of liberty guiding quote

A statesman’s enduring line on vigilance for liberty is cited as a warning and pledge. The text urges readiness in peace and war to defend constitutional principles and safeguard the republic for future generations.

Put His Americanism First

You must remember he who first came as Marquis de la Fayette told asked how to be addressed that he was an American general. He had renounced French nobility to feel the call of freedom and his outlook on life.

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