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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1920
Page
8
A sales pitch invites readers to enjoy dancing with the Columbia Grafonola. It promises easy setup with no need to move chairs or rugs and highlights the Non Set Automatic Stop that plays and stops without user intervention. Demonstrations are offered to show this feature.
Alexander J. Hemphill outlines the Near East Relief aims and structure. He describes 82,291 workers in the program, 600 American staff in the field, and how funds are distributed to relief centers and warehouses to aid war affected populations.
In a leap year era debate the Chicago Evening Post urges women to propose to men who hesitate to marry. It argues proposing is a healthy right and duty for women, countering claims of unwomanliness and urging action to secure a life partner.
Aghavni Milian, nineteen, from Bitlis, describes being abducted on the eve of her wedding and held for five years in a Constantinople harem. Recovered with Near East Relief help, she seeks marriage arrangements and return home as part of a wider rescue effort amid Armenian victim stories and calls to sustain support for liberation.
A column advertises attractive women’s neck wear including collars with matching vests. It also warns buyers to ensure clear title before purchasing property and promotes abstract title services to avoid future losses from taints or blemishes, inviting inquiries.
Bannack and Washington Streets address Ho ward Smith, minister. Residence adjacent, church contact at phone 153. Sunday school 10:00 a m led by Prof. L R Light. Morning worship 11:00 a m Epworth League 6:30 p m evening worship 7:30 p m. Pastor to be in the pulpit for the day’s services. A general welcome is extended.
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