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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1918
Page
12
From the ground observers see a machine fail and a French boy saved by a timely ambulance. A Red Cross worker notes the cost of care as perhaps a dollar or two, yet the act proves a miracle of timely aid and human kindness. The narrator wonders if any reader's dollar helped save a life.
A report on American Red Cross aid to Roumania after wartime devastation. Henry W. Anderson stayed in Jassy as destitution rose while Red Cross funds could not buy relief. A train from Petrograd under Lieutenant Magnuson delivered food and clothing to over ten thousand people, with more cars expected from Odessa.
Maj John P Mitchel a former New York mayor and student aviator at North Island California speaks for Liberty Joan in San Diego He has been plotting an airplane for weeks and sues to quiet title to minuscule land fractions in Figueroa Square Los Angeles suit brought by Anna M Calkins widow against her husband Anthony Calkins estate aims to remove a cloud on a tax title description involves tiny fractional inches and complex numerical designations Attorneys say the suit seeks clear title relief amid ongoing tax proceedings.
A Pennsylvania chestnut orchard owner reports a 300 acre property yielding 30000 profit after expenses from a single year’s crop with trees under fourteen years old. The piece notes limited nut farming and mentions British protection of a bunya bunya pine forest, while a Battle Creek contact buys pine nuts by the ton for customers.
A Red Cross Canteen worker at the front endures a night of shelling and cold, retreating to the cellar with his French assistant and soldiers, then reopening the canteen by dawn as debris litter the yard and shells continue.
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