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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1918
Page
7
A diner style notice touts a full meal that is well cooked and properly served. It promises repeat visits once customers try it.
War update notes Austrians halted on the Piave and Alpine fronts with 30,000 prisoners claimed by Vienna and 120 guns captured. Italian and Allied forces repulse many attacks along the Montello and Zenison areas while West Front activity remains limited to artillery duels and patrols near Montdidier and the Aisne.
Senate passes bill by Senator Ashurst opening about 30 million acres of western Indian reservation lands to private development on a royalty basis for war minerals. Secretary Lane approves, unlocking lands long undeveloped due to Indian lack of capital for mining operations.
Representative Julius Kahn of California told the senate agriculture committee that enacting prohibition now would bankrupt California wine growers and cause losses in the millions of dollars. He cited liquidation of property as growers seek more time, suggesting two to five years.
Washington reports the government has taken over the entire U S estate of Mrs Lily Busch widow of Adolphus Bush under the alien property law. The holdings include breweries in St Louis and other cities stocks bonds and New York real estate valued at millions. Mrs Busch 74 traveled from Germany via Switzerland and Havana and is returning to the United States.
Washington reports nearly complete counts show 744 805 21 year olds registered for military service on June 5. The total is 266 724 below Census Bureau estimates, but Census may have missed about 13 000 eligibles due to many already enlisted. State totals include Montana 4 255 Wyoming 1 831 North Dakota 5 086.
Director General McAdoo presents a policy summary prioritizing wartime troop and material movement, efficient public service, harmony among management, employees, and patrons, and sound business practices. He envisions humanizing railroading and dispelling the notion that corporations lack souls.
Early returns from 52 of 86 counties show Gov J A A Burnquist likely to be renominated over Charles Lindbergh in the Republican race. Knute Nelson appears set for the U S Senate nomination, and W L Comstock elected Democratic gubernatorial nominee.
The war department revokes orders assigning Major General Leonard Wood to command the western department and reassigns him to Camp Funston Kansas. It is noted that Wood may receive a special assignment of great importance and his Camp Funston posting may be temporary while plans are arranged.
Washington reports Secretary McAdoo unveiled a four month plan to issue about 6 billion dollars in certificates of indebtedness for the fourth Liberty loan with 4 1/2 percent interest and four month maturities. Banks urged to subscribe 5 percent of gross resources monthly. An additional tax certificates program may total 2 billion dollars. Treasury estimatesJuly 1 to January 1 expenditures around 12 billion. Depository banks earn net 2 3/4 percent from the scheme.
Washington reports 770 new casualties in the week ending yesterday raising the total American expeditionary force casualties to 8085 since landing in France. Deaths 3192, wounded 4547, missing 346. 291 killed at sea. Convoy system praised for protecting troops aboard Tuscania and Moldavia.
Latest market reports show corn prices with No. 2 yellow at 1.70, No. 3 yellow 1.63, No. 4 yellow 1.55. oats No. 8 white 0.78, standard 0.81. rye No. 2 nominal. barley 1.35. timothy 5.8.
Hogs receipts 19 000 market steady to 10c lower with heavy and mixed at 16.30 to 16.60. cattle receipts 6 000 steady to 15c lower with native steers 12.50 to 18.00 and cows 7.95 to 9.75. calves 8.00 to 13.25. bulls and stags 8.00 to 13.25. sheep receipts 6 400 with wethers 14.50 to 18.50, ewes 11.00 to 13.50, lambs 16.00 to 20.50.
Chicago livestock prices show hogs barely steady with lighter trade as packers buy slowly. bulk prices near 16.90 to 16.95 for hogs and cattle receipts around 23,000 with limited movement and mixed strength for lambs and sheep. Cattle mostly around 17 or higher with slow demand. lambs firm to 25 cents higher.
Eugene V. Debs told the closing session of the three day Socialist convention in Canton Ohio that he has not repudiated the St Louis platform opposing conscription. He urged Socialists to stand firmly for their principles and warned against wavering in a public stance.
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