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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1922

Page

6

Legion Post in Mississippi raises over five thousand for home

Allein Post No. 8 of the American Legion at Vicksburg Mississippi organized a five night carnival with community groups and local clubs, building booths and shows to raise more than five thousand dollars for a Legion home in Vicksburg. Mayor Hayes praised the event noting no incidents and a strong community turnout.

Legion Post of Vicksburg,’ Miss Allein American Legion Vicksburg Miss Legion Rotarians Kiwanians Knights of Columbus Allein Post Board of Trade Chamber of Commerce Civic League League of Women Voters Rotary Club Exchange Club Kiwanis Club Masonic Club Jewish Club Vicksburg Shrine Club Italian Social Club Wilks Woodmen of the World Loyal Order of Moose Daughters of the Confederacy American Legion Auxiliary Voiture Locale de la Societes Des 40 Hommes Et 8 Chevaux

82 Year Old Emily Hellig Aided Civil War and World War Wounded

Mrs Emily C Hellig served in the Civil War sanitary efforts and later in the World War surgical dressing room at Neuilly France. She earned two French government medals for 1915 to 1918 service and is the oldest member of the Paris post auxiliary. Her brother was Rear Admiral George F Kuntz.

Emily .C. Hellig American Ambulance Hospital Neuilly France American Legion Auxiliary Paris Sterling Heilig Gilbert Jones Paris Post Auxiliary Hellig Wilkesbarre George F. Kuntz Admiral Kuntz Farragut Mississippi River

Both Served Their Country in World War I Navy Couple

In 1917 Paul Akin and his wife in Indianapolis enlisted together with oath and served, him in naval intelligence and navagation bureau, she as a full time sailor. Now back home she leads the Woman's Auxiliary of the American Legion post in Indianapolis and helped win the first permanent charter from national headquarters.

Paul Akin Indianapolis Mrs. Akin Navy Navy Department Washington Office of Naval Intelligence Bureau of Navigation American Legion George Dewey National Headquarters

Doubtful Advice on Loyalty and Romance in a Verse

A brief verse fragment compares duties of honesty and affection with playful caution. The speaker imagines a maid’s aid and hints at the value of sincerity while critiquing staged romance. The snippet comes from a periodical style likely tied to American Legion content.

Simple Antenna Is Best For Amateur Radio

A historical guide argues that for radio amateurs receiving signals a single long wire antenna offers best performance. It covers mounting height about 40 feet, ground wiring, lightning arresters, lead-in length, and orientation relative to transmitters to optimize reception and minimize 60 cycle hum.

United States National Board of Fire Underwriters

Cottage cheese among best foods and its making methods

The State college extension service outlines two cottage cheese production methods using sour or sweet milk, with or without rennet or junket tablet. It notes simple equipment, draining and pressing steps, salt and optional flavor additions, and packaging on pasteboard cartons for market.

College Extension Service State College Extension Service Tee

Fifty Weeds of Montana Outlined by Experiment Station

Montana experiment station botanists list the fifty most important weeds, with characteristics and control methods. The bulletin, published as No. 45 by the extension service, features 126 pages and drawings, sent free to farmers upon request, noting regional variation in weed importance.

Montana Montana Experiment Station Gallatin Valley Hans Experiment Extension Service Montana Extension Service

Radio Talk Sparks Crime Prevention Plan and Drought Cure Idea

A reform burglar uses a broadcast on crime fighting techniques. Sir Oliver Lodge proposes using radio to electrify the atmosphere to cure protracted droughts in England. A Cayuga Lake camper hears a Louisville concert via a makeshift aerial. Rota rians meeting in Ithaca conduct proceedings by radio. A detector circuit tip promises 8 10 volt meter to stabilize operation and prolong tube life. A wireless telephony system links Turks and Caicos Islands with West Indies ships and stations.

New York Oliver Lodge England Cayuga Lake N. Y Louisville Ithaca Turks Islands Caicos’ Islands West Indies

County agents aid fall blackleg vaccination effort

County agents conducted demonstrations and issued publicity to warn livestock owners about blackleg. With no free vaccine this year agents arranged supplies through local druggists while the shelter belt in north Montana begins to function as a windbreak and home beautification in summer.

Montana

Real Noon School Lunch Gets a Hot Boost

The State college extension service reports a hot noon dish at school improves child health. A soup, hot drink, or easily prepared dish can accompany the cold lunch, with modest family contributions or event proceeds funding. Students in charge prepare the meal, using milk from sanitary local sources, offering affordable nutrition.

Women's Department of the State College Extension Service

Farmers urged to request Montana farm bulletins

Farmers are advised to contact the Montana experiment station and Montana extension service in Bozeman for free publications on farm topics. The bulletins provide careful, detailed studies of state farming work and are mailed to farmers across the state at no charge.

Montana Experiment Station Montana Extension Service Bozeman

Montana Farmers Cull Flocks Amid Feed and Egg Costs

Montana farmers culled hundreds of flocks in late summer to reduce feed expenses and improve flock value. The move aims to lower costs per bird and stabilize egg production economics despite market fluctuations.

Montana

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