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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1918

Page

11

Local Dillon Notes Highlight Postings and Incidents

Town briefs from Dillon include Tattersalls ads on oyster shells and chicken leg bands, visits from Armstead and Butte residents, influenza cases, funerals, and a Sunday trip. Mentions of drafts for abstracts, sales, rentals, and farm loan guidance appear among community notices and ads.

Tattersalls B. L. Clegg Grant Tattersall’s T. A. Grigg Butte Dillon Washington Street State Savings Bank Alf Decker Armstead Jacob Madsen

Nation War Fund drive urged in Montana proclamation

Governor S. V. Stewart designates November 11 1918 to 18 as National War Fund Campaign Week in Montana urging support for the Young Men’s Christian Association National Catholic War Council Young Women’s Christian Association War Camp Community Service Jewish Welfare Board American Library Association and Salvation Army. He asks schools to dedicate morning time to enlist 5000 boys and 5000 girls in Victory Boys and Girls. Claude E. Phillips mourned in notice from Mrs. James E. Phillips detailing sorrow and faith following his death.

National War Fund United States Young Men's Christian Association National Catholic War Council Young Women’s Christian Association War Camp Community Service Jewish Welfare Board American Library Association Salvation Army Victory Boys’ and Girls Montana Helena S. V. Stewart

McLean Bros Move to Cash Basis in Apex Montana

The McLean Bros announce that on and after November 1 1918 their Apex Montana business will operate strictly on a cash basis. Patrons are asked to send cash or produce with each order and the firm thanks customers for past patronage while promising more efficient service in the future.

Books Help Soldiers in War Work Drive

The United War Work Drive targets 9.17 billion dollars with 3.5 million allocated from the American Library Association to provide books to American soldiers.

United War American Library Association

What to Use to Prevent Appendicitis

Dillon residents are advised to take Adler-i-ka a mixture of buckthorn bark glycerine and other ingredients to flush the entire bowel and prevent appendicitis. One spoonful is claimed to relieve sour stomach gas or constipation by removing foul matter from the system. A Potts, druggist endorses the product with quick action observed by doctors and patients.

Dillon A. Potts

Bond Grocery Co Offers Baled Hay for Horse Feed

Classified ad notes baled hay of all kinds available at Bond Grocery Company. Advertised in columns Adv-44-45.

Bond Grocery Company The

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