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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1920

Page

10

Dillon News Briefs Highlight Local Localities and Advertisements

Dillon briefs note Hazelbaker offers public land scrip and local property ads for 5 lots on the east side. Mentions Frank Fidler of Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Woodside in Butte, and services at Dillon Steam Laundry. Also lists real estate, weddings, and oblique notices from Dillon Greenhouses and Southern Montana Abstract. Includes births, ship-and-loan, and missing pin notification.

Frank Fidler Jackson Pearl I. Smith

High School Girl Promotes Thrift Movement Essay

Ninth District praises Miss Winifred Fisch of Montevideo High School for an essay on the thrift and savings drive led by the Treasury Department. The piece argues thrift informs how to save spend and invest, urging education for all workers and students to reduce waste and build a nation of savers.

Ninth District Government Savings Organization Winifred Fisch Montevideo High School United States Treasury Department America Ethree Treasury Department

Problems Facing Stricken World Hope for Peace

Editorial notes that both combatants and civilians favor a League of Nations as a path to permanent peace. Calls for global cooperation, postwar reconstruction, and collective security to prevent future conflicts. Emphasizes unity across nations, political divides, and home fronts.

Peace and the League of Nations after World War I

The article argues Europe endured great suffering and seeks lasting peace through a League of Nations. It weighs internationalism of labor versus capital, warns against financial or proletarian dictatorships, and stresses US involvement as crucial to successful peace.

Europe League of Nations Paris Tam Todd Lebor Ali London New York Chicago Galicia Poland Germany Czecho-Slovakia Uerope Russia Copsright Union

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