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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1918

Page

3

Dillon News Briefs Highlights Local Notices

Local items include visits from Grant and Armstead residents, funerals for Jacob Madsen, influenza cases, and weekly travel notes. Advertisements cover Tattersall's supplies, Singer sewing machines, abstracts, land scrip, real estate, and goods for sale or rent in Dillon Montana.

the Rise, Jr Dillon Singer Sewing Machines Tattersall’s T. A. Grigg Butte Washington Street State Savings Bank Alf Decker Armstead Jacob Madsen W. W. Jamesson Anaconda Hazelbaker S. Pacific Street Fred Opp

Proclamation designates National War Fund Week in Montana

Governor S V Stewart proclaims November 11 1918 as National War Fund Campaign Week in Montana urging 30 minute school observance to enlist 5000 boys and 5000 girls for Victory Boys and Girls organizations and support for war services. The notice also records the death of Claude E Phillips with a funeral tribute from Mrs James E Phillips.

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 to operate strictly on cash basis

The undersigned announce that from November 1 1918 their Apex Montana business will conduct all transactions on a cash basis. Patrons must provide cash or produce with orders and the firm believes this change will improve efficiency and service.

Dillon

Books Help Soldiers in War Work Drive

The United War Work drive aims to raise 9 170 500 000 with the American Library Association to spend 3 500 000 on books for soldiers. The plan allocates funds to provide reading material and library support for service members.

United War American Library Association

What to Use to Prevent Appendicitis

Dillon readers are advised to use Adler-i-ka a mix of buckthorn bark glycerine and other ingredients to flush the entire bowel and prevent appendicitis. A single spoonful is claimed to relieve sour stomach gas and constipation by removing foul matter, with instant effects noted by doctors and patients.

Dillon A. Potts

Bond Grocery Co Advertises Baled Hay for Horses

Bond Grocery Company promotes baled hay as horse feed in advertisement pages Adv-44-45 highlighting available hay varieties and prices for farm users and animal owners.

Bond Grocery Company The

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