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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1918

Page

11

Dillon News Briefs Ragged Odds and Local Happenings

Dillon notes list visitors and shoppers from Lima Monida Armstead and Bedrock. Mentions sales and ads for sewing machines and wool prices while praising critics of government. Influenza cases, public notices, land scrip, and local business updates fill the page with dates and names of residents and officials.

Women knit for soldiers over politics urged in wartime

The Red Cross seeks volunteers as winter nears while leaders push for wartime causes. Helena Independent reports wives of officials form Walsh for Senator clubs, prompting questions about political Red Cross work versus war aid. Many Montana women support Red Cross, urging knitting for troops over partisan politics.

Red Cross Organization of the World Doctor Lanstrum Helena Red Cross Montana Walsh Clubs

Good Old Frank Linderman Campaign Greeting

Friends of Frank Linderman candidate for congress in the second district send greetings and best wishes. They lament the states division and would vote for him to Washington. Linderman is described as practical yet sentimental about Montana and has written verse praising the state.

Lanstrum Dr. Lanstrum North Libby Senate Stewart Sweden Germany Bozeman Montana Commonwealth Frank Linderman Washington Frank’ Lidderman

Why We Need a Republican Congress

Richard Barry reports on a Republican leaders' view of wartime governance. Henry Cabot Lodge outlines that Republicans, united in the war effort, would drive the war forward, insist on truth, and seek a bipartisan coalition by electing both parties to govern.

Richard Barry United States France England Italy Canada Henry Cabot Lodge House Senate

Ribbons and Paper for Adding Machines at Tribune Book Store

Ad notice describes ribbons and paper supplies for adding machines sold at Tribune Book Store. Includes product types and purchasing details in a brief catalog style.

Tribune Book ‘Store

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