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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1917
Page
7
The piece reviews the Liberty Loan campaign stressing education over funds, noting low uptake among Americans and urging stockholders to hold bonds for tax exempt, interest bearing profits. It highlights that bonds are marketable, usable as collateral, and part of broader wartime finance and liberty.
President Wilson proclaims a large well organized Red Cross essential to war effort. Campaign begins June 18 with four quarterly payments and Liberty bonds accepted. Communities urged to deploy speakers, newspapers to publish, ministers to speak, and every citizen to contribute to aid war relief.
An advertisement claims catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local apps and must use a constitutional remedy. It explains Eustachian Tube inflammation causes deafness, and that Hall's Catarrh Medicine works through the blood to heal mucous surfaces. A $100 reward is offered for proof of cure.
Citizens of Beaverhead county will next week have an opportunity to help in this worthy cause.
A telegram dated June 13 1917 from state auditor in Helena to County Attorney Dillon warns that parties are attempting to swap stock of the National Insurance Co of Butte for Wesley Carey Land & Irrigation Co bonds from Idaho Falls. The move violates blue sky laws as brokers lack license. Publicity requested if parties are known.
Sophie Rebich wife of John H Rebich died in Magnus hospital after weeks of illness at age 22 Cause of death pneumonia dropsy and rheumatism Funeral at St Rose Catholic church Saturday at 10 30 am Rev Father Foley officiating Native of Austria formerly Sophia Laurenz in America four years Survived by husband two children Family lived in Beaverhead valley Dillon area Community offers sympathy
Mybo E Jewell and son Dan were called to Seattle for Mrs Jewell's serious illness. Ned Burke of Auto Drag visited Butte for a few days. Mrs E H Brundage and son Hiram left for the Centennial valley ranch. Mr and Mrs Otto Schulz went to Butte for a while. Mrs G G Wheat of Virginia City visited relatives in Dillon. Miss Montana Gilbert returns home for summer after teaching in Dixon. For sale a second-hand Ford in good condition at 250 dollars. Hazelbaker offers farm loan at low rates and best terms. Miss Helen Finch returns from Missoula after school. treated in Butte for throat ailment. Mrs A B Pillen and daughter depart for Sheridan. Mr Pillen stays until Sunday. Wanted maternity nurse with 3 years training. Dillon or country duties. Furniture for sale including mahogany bedroom suite and other items. nearly new. A Stone travels to Helena for state board meeting. Annabel and Maureen Desmond visit Armstead for weekend at Perry ranch.
The government seeks farmers as well as fighters and will open 2,300,000 acres of Oregon and California railroad grant lands for homesteads and sale after revesting title in the United States. A large map with soil climate rainfall and elevation details by counties is available postpaid for $1 from Grant Lands Locating Co Portland Oregon.
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