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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1921
Page
7
Miss Marion Hollins of New York holds the women s national golf championship cup after winning the tournament at the Hollywood club in Deal New Jersey.
Michael Kalenin, president of the Russian soviet republic, speaks to peasants and soldiers during a provincial tour. He was a farmer and tool maker before the revolution and has long been tied to the radical movement in Russia.
The Balkan states Albania Bulgaria Greece Montenegro Romania Serbia and Turkey. Albania maintains an independent government at Tirana since September 2 1914. Boris III rules Bulgaria Constantine Greece Nicholas I Montenegro Ferdinand Romania Mohammed VI Sultan Turkey. In December 1918 Serbia is proclaimed part of Yugoslavia the Serbs Croats and Slovenes.
John L. Piazza 4944 of the New York Police Force is lauded for acts of valor in 1918 at Argonne when he carried a wounded officer to safety under fire. He later rescued an invalid woman from a burning building and stopped a runaway horse saving women and children. He is twenty nine, married, and a father.
H B Lamb of Worthington Minnesota enlisted at sixty two after telling recruiters he was that age. He served in Siberia nine months and later became active in American Legion events with his wife, planning to attend the national convention in Kansas City this fall as a state vice commander.
Mrs W A Elvers of Portland Oregon the recently reelected state president of the Oregon department of the Women’s Auxiliary American Legion urges action to oust married women not in need from jobs. She says wartime women who worked must quit as husbands support them and demands measures to stop job competition in Oregon.
A brief, humorous vignette depicts a rattler bite incident prompting two men to barter over bootleg liquor. The exchange features a wary customer asking for cheap whiskey while a tougher figure demurs and counters with a higher priced offering. The scene captures Prohibition era tension and vernacular.
They recount a Veterans ex-service group life in Seattle involving Charles Reavis a former city editor and Dora Deane a Pacific coast writer and Seattle Daily Times staffer. Reavis married Deane to regain editorial control but reverted to AP correspondent while she stayed as managing editor.
Elias Wesley, full blood Yakima Indian and commander of an American Legion post, heads sixteen Yakima companions who control White Swan Washington as a prosperous town. The group includes many full blood Indians and Commercial club members, all educated and holding various honors. Wesley served as ship's cook on the U S S Western Chief during naval service. The post carries medals including a Medal of Honor a Medaille Militaire a Cross de Guerre and a Victoria cross.
John H. H. OConnor of the Winfield Kansas Courier earned the Distinguished Service Cross for valor in France. As lieutenant colonel he led a battalion through Montrebeau Wood and ordered a brigade front to repel attacks and push toward Exermont. He helped found the American Legion in Paris in 1919.
A national American Legion study finds farm work helps shell shocked World War I veterans recover, with urban victims lagging. Canada’s program under the soldiers' re establishment act funded loans over 110 million dollars, with 25 000 soldiers farming and first year crops valued around 14 million dollars.
The United States Department of Agriculture coordinates distribution of 130 purebred bulls across Kentucky for breeding in various communities. Wayland Rhoads of the University of Kentucky extension division notes anticipated improvement from the sale and states more sales will follow at reasonable prices.
The editor of a Central West farm paper says runts mostly result from inadequate feed and housing. He notes about 1,008 farmers report similar views to the USDA on runt prevention and urges proper care and feed for profitable stock. Particular focus is on weaning time as dams often fail to provide nourishment.
The piece contrasts old and new methods for preparing male mules. Old practice released stallions at three, roughened them, then either broke them or fattened unbroken stock. The modern approach feeds before weaning and accelerates growth, readying a mule for harness about a year sooner, with cautions to avoid overworking at two and to push to three for peak strength.
A farmer describes a method to acclimate hogs to new corn by feeding over the fence in staged amounts from the advanced milk stage to full feed over 10 to 12 days. Monitor hogs for digestive trouble to prevent off feed.
The piece touts silos as key to farm success by storing corn for cattle or sheep, arguing silos support efficient feeding and thrift. It urges ensiling corn to weather wintereconomically and improve livestock outcomes.
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