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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1919
Page
3
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The Centenary Movement of the Methodist churches launches a vast fund drive to raise 140 million dollars for domestic and international missions. More than 14 million will fund schools and teachers for illiterate children and adults, both in the United States and abroad, with emphasis on English instruction, citizenship, and American laws through churches, missions, centers, and lay workers.
The Y W C A plans to supply official uniforms for about 300 foreign women students stranded in Switzerland due to the war. Clothing collected from New England and several states will be dyed and altered in Switzerland after insignia removal to fit the needs of these women who cannot return home or resume studies.
Queen Marie of Romania after a Paris conference with the American YWCA invited the organization to come to Romania and open work under her patronage. Representatives included Harriett Taylor, Mary Anderson, Mary Dingman, Margaret Fowler, and Charlotte Niven, with Madame Catari as a notable guest.
Miss Marlon Porter of New York City was decorated by the Chaplain General of the American army with the Church War Cross for her moral and spiritual contribution to the war. She has served over a year at a hospital center in Vittel, France, as YWCA representative in charge of a nurses club.
Stephen Cook plaintiff seeks sale of real property in Dillon Beaverhead County Montana by sheriff at 2 PM June 4 1919 at the courthouse front door. Property includes east half of the southwest quarter section 13 township 7 south range 9 west with about 7 acres excepted and totaling 77.5 acres with improvements. Cash terms. Sheriff Co K Wyman and deputy O C Gosman signed May 14 1919.
Department of the Interior notice states James C. Hamilton of Grant Montana filed intent to prove up a homestead claim No 08464 for NE 1/4 Sec 36 T9S R15W M M before Dillon Montana district court on June 9 1919. Witnesses listed are James F Blair Hans Anderson James P Elmore and Serafine Roberts. Frank M McHaffie Register.
Dan Beard discusses making furniture with only an ax and a knife. He cites an Indian craftsman in northern Quebec who carved rocking chairs by hand, using improvised tools and no chest of carpentry tools, yet producing refined, store quality pieces.
Italy plans to gift President Wilson an antique painting newly discovered in Italy. The work is remarkable as it was painted on a piece of sail from the caravel Christopher Columbus sailed on to discover America. The gift is seen as highly appropriate and rare.
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