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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1926
Page
2
In a 1926 Western Newspaper Union piece Julia Bottomley notes hats grow more varied and feminine, with square crowns and wide brims, while children's dresses favor practical fabrics like ginghams and poplin. Party frocks use lighter fabrics and hand sewing, and tiny coats include capes and scarves for tots aged two to six.
The West Virginia department of the American Legion won the 1926 Henry I. Lindsley national membership contest amid a dramatic finish. WV edged Idaho and Florida, with record early-card rushes by West Virginia leaders Arthur G. Yates and Roberick G. Merrick sending 8,000 cards to Indianapolis on Feb 28 to beat the wire.
Watson Bo Miller leader of the Ameoitonn Legan rehabilitation committee in Washington DL praised receiving a certified check from a disabled veteran grateful for $214 in aid facilitated by the Legion rehabilitation service. Garland P Carter of Memphis Mo said he would forward $25 to the Legion endowment fund to help other disabled veterans and their dependents.
The American Legion Auxiliary chartered West Wind unit at Bullhead South Dakota, the first all Indian unit. Fifteen Indian women signed the application, all married, linked to Barney Brought post of the Legion. Acting president is Mrs. Tih Baie. charter members include Susan Iron Shield Harriet Yellow Earring Lucy Tear Libs Julia Sees the Year Julia Brave Crow Joe Iron Thunder Jesse Shoe String Mary Leaf Elizabeth Leaf Lille Goodeagle Willis Mountain Straight Pine Mary Bald Head and Clara One Feather.
A tombstone worker questions the survivor about a suitable inscription. The widower replies hesitantly for something conventional, reflecting restrained grief. The brief exchange appears in The American Legion Weekly.
Quote exchange from The American Legion Wealily features a banter about an athlete avoiding blame after a fall. The humor centers on a misheard line about a bad stare versus a stair, highlighting wartime era vernacular.
Harry B. Hawes of St. Louis resigns from the U S House effective December 1 and enters the Democratic race for both the long and short term U S Senate seats from Missouri.
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