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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1918
Page
3
Editorial urges every American to buy bonds and support the war by funding food, clothing, weapons, and thousands of supplies. It asserts war effort is broader than soldiers, extending to food, housing, munitions, transports, hospitals, and labor needed to sustain Allied armies.
A WWI era plea urges National support for the Fourth Liberty Loan. It emphasizes oversubscription in the Third, calls for subscriptions September 2 to October 3, and links individual sacrifice to Allied victory. It frames patriotism as vital to liberty justice and spiritual ideals, and stresses citizens must participate on September 28, 1918.
Citizens urged to save and cut luxuries to fund the U S treasury. The appeal says $24 600 000 000 must be raised in the coming year through loans and taxes. By buying Liberty Bonds and saving every cent, individuals support the war effort and democracy.
The Ninth District is praised for top organization as more than 30 000 of 6 000 000 people joined the Third Liberty Loan drive. Washington credits the Northwest financial officers who directed the campaign. Leaders for the Fourth drive are named to run September 28th to October 8th.
The Ninth District expects strong returns from crops and pledges full contribution to both feeding the armies of freedom and funding the Fourth Liberty Loan. The message lauds the country as a grand place to live.
The document records the amount subscribed by country and the Ninth District, and counts subscribers both nationally and within the Ninth District. It lists the number of subscribers in the country and in the Ninth District, noting the total subscriptions and distribution among districts. It also mentions the percentage or rate and the overall participation level.
A sequence of large monetary figures appears without context or accompanying explanations. The lines include totals and itemized sums such as 3 035 226 850 and 4 500 000, interspersed with other numbers like 182 943 360 14 170 019 650. The document lacks identifiable dates, entities, or events to anchor the figures.
The piece reports Haig’s Allied advance from Arras to Peronne with the Drocourt Queant switch line collapsing. Thousands of German prisoners, outflanking tactics near Laon Chemin des Dames and Aisne lines, and rapid British French operations threaten the Hindenburg line. Yanks push toward Armentieres and Ypres region with Voormezeele thanks for the Americans. Australian prisoners taken at Peronne as southern French lines cross Canal du Nord and press toward Ham.
Helena September 2. C B Irwins Wild West show brings top riders ropers and horses to the Montana State fair with new range horses from Wyoming. A lady bucking horse rider, trick roping, and a bucking mule appear. Relay races and speed events fill the program with daily men and women races.
Washington Sept 2 1917 Provost Marshal General Crowder calls men aged 18 to 45 to verify their exact age before the new registration day. The note explains the obligation on those affected to determine their correct age.
Washington reports that nearly half of the $500,000,000 revolving land fund once allotted to the railroad administration has been used for home and rental payments to individual railroads. Since April, $202,000,000 has been disbursed.
In the Fifth Judicial District Beaverhead County Montana E F Hawes plaintiff vs Charles Davis and Amy Davis defendants. Defendants summoned to answer within 20 days after service failure to appear leads to default judgment. Suit to foreclose mortgage of 1000 each on four notes dating 1913 with 8 percent interest and attorney fees. Lands described in sections 27 28 33 34 T75S R8W MM Beaverhead County. Filed July 11 1918. Norris Hurd Collins attorneys for plaintiff. 86-39
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in the Matter of the Estate of Jane T Cunnard Deceased by the administrator. Pursuant to a District Court order dated September 3 1918 in Beaverhead Montana the administrator will offer for sale the real estate of the deceased.
A sheriff sale to be conducted on September 26, 1918 at 2 PM near Bannack Beaverhead County Montana. The Guardian Quien Sabbe Director Protector Shield Cliff Signal mine claims total 118.60 acres with fixtures and machinery. Cash terms. sale conducted by Sheriff 36-38 Co K Wyman and Under-Sheriff C C Gosman.
The administratrix of the estate of John H Hoffman deceased invites all creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within ten months of first publication. Claims must be filed at the law office of Pease and Stephenson in Dillon Montana, for the Beaverhead County estate administration.
The notice records an 1918 Montana act to submit to voters a constitutional amendment exempting certain mortgages and related debt from taxation. It specifies ballot wording for and against the mortgage tax exemption and notes the act's effective date after approval.
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Association offers a reward of 600 dollars for the conviction of any sheep thief and 250 dollars for the conviction of any camp robber.
The notice lists Curtis Hospital at South Washington Street and the Kingsbury residence. Mrs Helena E Curtis RN is mentioned with Advy?42 as a possible reference.
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