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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1921

Page

12

Wells Hawks Booster of Legion Film Service and publicity figure

Wells Hawks of New York renowned as a publicist for Ringling Brothers and major studios has spearheaded Legion Film Service work. He directed navy publicity during wartime and led the S Rankin Siven post of the American Legion. Hawks helped establish Legion film supply hubs and projection equipment for posts nationwide.

Wells Hawks New York Ringling Brothers’ Circus Charles Irohman Navy An. Trawicks Naval Reserve S. Rankin American Legion Film Service Mie Wonal

Fairy godmother of Minnesota Legion Auxiliary

Mrs. Sandy Hamilton of Minneapolis, new state president of the Women's Auxiliary of the Legion, adopted all wounded veterans in memory of her son fallen in France. As hospitalization committee chair she spent most of the year visiting disabled men at Aspury and Thomas hospitals. Veterans knew her as our fairy godmother for her kindness and sacrifice.

American Legion of Minnesota Ino France Sandy Hamillton Minneapolis Women's Auxiliary of the Legion Legion Auxiliary Hamilton Aspury Thomas Auxiliary

Legion Leaders Prepare For Foch Visit To US

Missouri and Kansas governors, Kansas City mayors, and allied clubs join to honor Marshal Foch in France. He will attend the October opening of the American Legion's third national convention in Kansas City, as memorialized by Charles W. Bartlett of Kansas City.

Missouri Kansas Kansas City Kan Marshal Foch United States American Legion Flirey’ Monument France Charles W. Bartlett Bartlett Legion Mr. Bartlett

Aerial Exhibition at Legion Convention in Kansas City

An aerial circus will headline the third annual American Legion convention in Kansas City from October 30 to November 1. Eddie Rickenbacker William Furlow and Edgar Tobin will be among the ace flyers. Night flying with illuminated bombs and in air plane changes will highlight the program with a large prize for stunt acts.

The American Legion Kansas City Eddie Rickenbacker William Furlow Edgar Tobin

American Legion News From Across The Nation

The report highlights American Legion actions including posting bands for a Kansas City convention, a women’s auxiliary opening a rest room in Drumright Oklahoma, Waitsburg Washington buying a hotel for a Legion clubhouse, and Natchez Washington rebuilding a road after floods. It notes play areas and athletic meet interests in Oklahoma, free hospital memberships for disabled veterans in Oregon, and various aid, memorials, and community projects by posts nationwide.

Drumright Oklo Women’s Auxiliary of the American Legion

Hog cholera alert for October and November

The United States Department of Agriculture warns hog raisers that October and November are prime months for hog cholera to appear. Watch morning feed intake and look for arched backs and rough coats, remove affected pigs, and call a veterinarian for diagnosis and preventive serum treatment. Post mortem signs include purple skin blotches, blood spots in organs, reddened lymph nodes, spleen enlargement, and ulcerations in the intestines.

United States Department of Agriculture

Work Horses Need Regular Teeth Care and Feeding

Working horses in the fields require good care and feed. Teeth care improves efficiency, especially in older horses, as poor dentition reduces digestion. Rasping teeth to level can be a worthwhile investment of time.

Mineral Mixture For Hogs Keeps Growth On Track

Hogs require minerals for growth and a tested mix includes 50 pounds charcoal, 50 pounds wood ashes, 4 pounds epsom salts. Tartly burned corncobs and soft coal are also recommended. Keep a mineral mixture available to hogs at all times.

Hogs Assist in Harvesting Small Grain Crops

Hogs can help harvest small grain crops and often prove profitable. When labor is scarce or not, letting hogs take part of the crop care may be a paying proposition.

Disposal of Dead Animals at Butcher Time

At slaughter time dispose of dead animals by burning to ashes or covering with quick lime and burying under four feet of earth to prevent attraction of buzzards dogs and other animals that may carry hog cholera infection.

Fort Worth Mail Car Hold Up Hero Praised

Alvin Page assistant clerk of the railway mail service at Fort Worth is lauded by Postmaster General Hays for his bravery in the Fort Worth mail car hold up. He volunteered to act as messenger, familiar with the bandits plan, risking his life to ensure the intended target was thwarted.

Alvin Page Hays Fort Worth Mr Page Dief

Ball Sold for 750 at Polo Group Auction

A baseball tied to National League figures and signed by President Harding and Christy Mathewson sold for 750 at a Polo Group auction in New York. Proceeds benefited Matty, then battling tuberculosis in the Adirondacks. Truly Warner of New York bought the item.

Harding Christy Mathewson Polo Group New York Matty Adirondacks Warner

Cubeb uses in medicine and respiratory relief

Cubeb is a small aromatic fruit from the Piper cubeba plant, native to Java and Borneo and cultivated elsewhere. The dried unripe fruit is used as a stimulant and diuretic, and inhaling cubeb smoke has a palliative effect on some respiratory conditions.

Java Borneo

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