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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1925
Page
5
Sallie confronts gossip and a difficult choice after a late arrival at the Divines’ Italian villa. The encounter with Warren Fisher, the escort request, and Mrs. Divine’s cold, probing reception frame a tense, morally charged episode as Sallie seeks refuge and clarity amid scandal and social pressure.
A World War I reflection on the missing and buried American servicemen. The piece notes more than two thousand of seventy thousand fallen remain unlocated, discusses the hope offered by the Graves Registration service in France, and cites progress since 1918 including 125 identified bodies in 1924 and ongoing efforts to restore the fallen to their families.
The final rites are held at Arlington Cemetery for overseas navy and marine dead. The scene shows colors dipped as the taps bugle notes echo over graves, marking the war dead interment.
Notice is given that the plats of survey for several townships have been received and will be officially filed on June 24 1925 at 10 am. After filing applications for entry will be accepted. US veterans of WWI receive a 91 day preference from that date.
The work of women in telephone service is more than a young woman's job. It offers opportunities lasting a lifetime with hundreds of women retiring after twenty, thirty, or forty years in the Bell System and drawing substantial pensions.
John Kambich of Glendale Montana states he granted permission to Joseph Skrengar for an irrigation right of way or ditch on his land and warns against interference. He declares intent to protect the rights himself due to lack of legal protection. Dated 21-22-83.
Mrs R Morgan of Homewood Illinois says Foley's Honey and Tar Compound stopped her cough quickly after trying many remedies. The ad claims it is the world’s best selling cough medicine and notes Potts the druggist.
A note promotes Old Timer a collection of 18 Western themed poems by Audrey Louder Buck of Billings Montana. The book is described as well written and readable and should appeal to both Western and Eastern readers. It is available at the Tribune Book Store for 50 cents per copy.
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