Notice and class ad instructions from the Tribune
The Dillon Tribune lists subscription delivery expectations and filing addresses for Letters to the Editor and business notices. It states the Tribune Publishing Co is not responsible for employee debts unless management orders are signed. Community event notices carry a per line charge. obituary poetry and acknowledgments are also billed.
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The
Tribune Publishing Co
Tribune Publishing Company
Letter From Maurice Mosher on U S S New York Front
In a February 11 1918 dispatch from the U S S New York Maurice Mosher writes home about censorship limits on naval letters and his intent to “bite” Bill Hohenzollern. He notes American forces gaining respect in Europe, ship and supply arrivals, and a Christmas charity on his ship for destitute children. He urges Liberty bonds and voluntary food conservation.
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Navy Department
United States Service
Department
Dillon
Bill Hohenzollern
Eleanor
Menike
Mosher
U. S
Sam
Maurice Mosher
Navy
New York
Red Cross Notes Mrs Edinger Remembered
At the Red Cross rooms last Tuesday friends of Mrs Isaac Edinger presented her with a wrist watch for her leadership in Red Cross work. Miss L C Pease spoke for the class. Mrs Edinger thanked supporters and said her efforts were to relieve suffering in the fight against tyranny and barbarism.
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Mrs. Edinger
England vs America Income Tax Comparison
A historical note compares English and American income taxes. It cites English rates such as 43 percent on $1,000 and 25 percent at $15,000, while American rates show no tax for married heads of family and low rates for unmarried earners, with much smaller exemptions.
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England
America
Climax Minn girl knits standard sweater in six hours
Miss Nicoline Staberg of Climax Minnesota set a faster record by completing a standard sweater in six hours and 386 minutes after starting at 9 10 a m and finishing at 3 56 p m, with a lunch break, as the Dillon record for sweater making is lowered. The Dillon chapter plans monthly shipments of gauze items and refugee garments, urging regular attendance from all sewists to produce bandages jackets bags and pads for wounded soldiers.
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Dillon
Werter Smith
Beresford
S. D
Nicoline Staberg
Climax
Minn
Miss Hazard
Miss Stari
Miss MacDonald
Miss Russell
Miss Dorchester
Junior Red Cross organized in Beaverhead county
The Junior Red Cross is formed in Beaverhead with Mrs. Eugene Poindexter as chair, involving Dillon schools led by Prof. E. R. Mosher, Mrs. F. D. Willis, and Miss Nina Nash. The public school targets 25 cents per pupil from about 400 pupils, reports $212.69 raised so far, with departments contributing varied sums and craft projects under way.
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Junior Red Cross
Red Cross
Beaverhead County
Eugene Poindexter
Dillon
E. R. Mosher
The
Normal College
F. D. Willis
Nina Nash
Delia Dorchester
American Red Cross
Innes
Miss Larson
Norris
Miss Shortt
Miss Tattersall
Butter Escalloped Potatoes Recipe
Wash peel and slice raw potatoes and layer in a greased dish. Add salt pepper corn flour and fat ham or bacon between layers and pour in enough milk to nearly cover. Bake one and a half hours covered then uncover last 15 minutes to brown.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Offers $100 Cure Guarantee
Readers learn Hall's Catarrh Medicine is claimed to cure catarrh at all stages through internal action on the blood and mucous surfaces. The ad offers $100 to anyone it cannot cure and invites testimonials, naming F J Cheney and Co of Toledo Ohio as proprietors and asking readers to bend for a testimonials list.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney, & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Loley
Foley
Ada Sanders
Cottontown
Teas
Escalloped Cabbage or Onions Recipe Note on Patriotism
Simple dish instructions for escalloped cabbage or onions with a milk gravy using corn meal instead of flour. Bake in greased dish in a hot oven for a short time. Ends with a call to save food and curb complaints about substitutes.
Thomas Book Store Switches to Cash Basis After January 1 1918
The business announces a transition to cash sales only due to current trade conditions. After January 1 1918 all goods will be sold for cash with the usual discount offered to customers who pay cash.
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Tribune
R E. Foote
Montana
Notic
Telephone
Bill Fohenzollern
U. S. S. New York
On Foreign Service
Red
Wisdom Afghan
Wisdom School
Alberta Gasser
KODAK
Wogltex Coats & Suits
Phe Wooltex Designers
Wooltex
H. Black Company
Lima
Domestic Science Department
Potts
Druggits
Tribune Book Store
the Dillon Bakery F.C
McFadden
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