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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1923
Page
12
Mary Stewart Cutting Jr analyzes Joseph Hergesheimer as a major American author who embodies vitality in his portrayal of life. The interview notes his instant grasp of American literary ideals and his direct forceful treatment of human life.
Lewis Bettleman plans to reward his long time secretary Miss Conifee with a partnership and public honor after fourteen years of service. His wife Nanine and daughter Eldreda resist the shift, hoping to pursue Western fame, while Miss Conifee resists accepting favors tied to the Bettleman family. The conflict peaks at a tense dinner and ends with Miss Conifee refusing a proposed partnership.
Prescott Arizona veteran Robert Lee Beveridge writes a poem urging World War I comrades to join the American Legion. Read at a Prescott meeting led by Alvin Owsley and presented by Mrs. Harry T. Southworth, the verse recalls shared battles and calls for continued service.
Charles W. Schick known as Daddy, commander of Illinois American Legion, was a member of the Governor's Guards the precursor to the Illinois National Guard. He served as enrolling officer of the U S Navy in World War I enrolling about 10000 men and later served at sea before retiring as lieutenant. He helped found the Chicago naval post of the American Legion and led it to 500 members.
Report to the American Legion shows only seven of 150 ex service cases at Mayo hospital Rochester needed local Legion aid. Post funds cover most needs as patients from many states and Canada receive treatment with self-sustaining outcomes.
In a vignette from the American Legion Weekly, Mrs Muggs argues with an ice man over a fraction of a cent. She is portrayed as quarrelsome with tradesmen while the ice man calmly retorts that someday she might face buying that same ice for a million dollars.
Kansas school children show strong interest in the American Legion campaign to endow a home for World War I orphans. A poster contest in three grades offers cash prizes. all posters will be used by the Legion, with top entries sent to Topeka headquarters for judging.
A large man claiming to be a landlord visited a rectory asking to meet the rector's wife. He described a family in dire need with a dying father, an ill mother, and nine starving children facing eviction over fifty dollars in unpaid rent. The tale appeared as a plea for help in the American Legion Weekly.
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