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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1918
Page
9
Notice states five cent per line charges for church festival notices and related events, five cent per line for card of thanks, and five cent per line for obituary poetry. It governs events with admission fees or profit from fancy articles and lists charged line rates.
The U S food administration urges renewed devotion to cut food use as wheat rust risks loom in 1917. Montana field agents campaign to eradicate common barberry to slow rust spread. Japanese barberry is harmless and may remain. The effort targets barberry removal in spring wheat regions to protect grain supplies.
President Hoover appeals for severe food restrictions to aid Allied needs. He calls for reducing per person staple consumption, emphasizes canning, and asks those able to abstain from wheat products until next harvest to ease shortages at home and abroad.
Mrs Helena E Curtis RN of the Curtis Hospital on South Washington Street is listed in an advertisement. The entry notes Adv 42 tf.
French and English dictionaries are now in stock at the Tribune Book Store, offering reference for readers and students seeking language help.
Adjutant General Greenan ordered Beaverhead to provide 118 men for the Montana quota of 4000. The local board must prepare to send these men to Camp Lewis during the five days starting June 24. Two youths from Aair' are to be allowed to enlist for college training in mechanical military work, with entrainment set for June 15.
Montana residents pledge voluntary wheatless June with county and state food administrators collecting signatures. Officials emphasize no compulsory wheat flour bans, no rules for bakers, and broad hotel restaurant participation. The effort seeks public support, with pledge cards available by mail or at the state office. Catarrh claims and Hall's remedy ad appended as unrelated notice.
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