Revenue Sufficiency to Cover Service Rendering Costs
The report notes sufficient revenue to cover the cost of rendering the service, indicating a balanced financial outlook for ongoing operations.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1919
Page
11
The report notes sufficient revenue to cover the cost of rendering the service, indicating a balanced financial outlook for ongoing operations.
After the war the United States Shipping Board offers world seafaring opportunities. Men aged 18 to 35 may enlist via Rexall drug stores or the West Seattle sea training station. Recruits receive transport, board, uniform, lodging, and work clothes free during training, earning one dollar daily during apprenticeship.
A recruiting pitch extols a career in the United States merchant marine with fast advancement to captain or engine and steward heads within five years. It highlights Seattle and New York as recruiter hubs, praises ship conditions, and invites readers to contact the Sea Training Station in West Seattle or the Enrolling Agent for details.
A Children's Bureau study documents isolation and danger for families in a Montana pioneer area. Many mothers lacked access to doctors and hospitals. 104 left the region for confinement care and 230 of 369 remaining births occurred without competent medical help. The report urges regular public health nurse support and cooperative government policy to protect maternity and infancy.
For the week ending April 26, crop conditions in twenty Montana counties show generally favorable spring weather but some drought and wind damage, with rainfall scarce in places. Winter wheat is in fair shape, spring grain seeding underway at 10 to 85 percent, and labor shortages reported as very scarce in eleven counties.
The Kansas City Star reports that Strickly Business quotes Flubdub praising local lady barbers for expertise. A man sought flirtation and left with a shave shampoo haircut and a singe.
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