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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1920

Page

4

Beaverhead county high marks 1920 21 faculty list

Beaverhead county free high school selects teaching staff for the 1920 21 year. Names include Mrs C D Willis assistant principal drawing citizenship girls advisor Jessie Connell commercial department Viola Cluphf mathematics Mable Miles English Eva M Coffee music Ellen Lehr English Christine Barcus assistant commercial Helen M Davis foreign languages Marjorie Fulkerson domestic science John Quimby agricultural department Albert H Knudson science and athletics Josephine Numbers public speaking.

Beaverhead County Free High School C. D. Willis Jessie Connell Viola Cluphf Mable Miles Eva M. Coffee Ellen Lehr Christine Barcus Helen M. Davis Marjorie Fulkerson John ‘Quimby Agricultural Department

Fishing party and trout catch at Cliff Lake Madison county

A party including J B Holtz W C Jennings Dr Curry and Dr Bim spent two holidays at Cliff Lake in Madison county fishing and returned home Monday evening with a nice catch of trout. The Dillon Rod and Gun club will hold its monthly shoot at Dillmont park on Sunday Sept 11. this is the last shoot until after hunting season and all members are urged to attend.

J. B. Holtz W. Cy. Jennings Dr. Curry Dr. Bimrose J. D. Gowan Cliff Lake Madison County Rod and Gun Club Dillon Rod and Gun Club Dillmont Park

President Imit to Candidate Flops Satire Piece

The New York Sun mocks political figures as they debate rewards for returning soldiers. A line about wars in Europe, the Lusitania and a vague “League” remedy contrasts with calls to “march into Poland” if decreed by councils, implying harsh social costs and war weariness.

Imit Europe

The Change Coming

Financial papers forecast a shift to lower prices and better balance in the economy. Crude rubber and wool fall below prewar levels while silk hits new lows. labor grows more available and workers seek steady pay. Production gains will push prices to a more conservative level as efficiency rises.

Political Parties Competing Vision for Peace and Policy

A brief note contrasts the Republicans favoring an international agreement for peace and disarmament with the Democrats supporting the League of Nations without reservations, as presented by President Wilson. It frames the choice as Americanism versus internationalism and urges voters to decide at the November polls.

Republican Party Democrats League of Nations Wilson Democratic Party

Sheridan News Highlights Local Club and School Notes

The Ladies' Aid Society of the Methodist church elected officers for six months and shared refreshments. Library Workers resumed meetings with new hostesses. Sheridan schools opened with C. B. Hagie as principal and a full teaching staff. Enrollment mirrors prior year with more upper grades. Leland Miller of Honolulu visited, then returns to Hawaii. Mrs. Richard Taylor and daughter head to Butte for winter work. Jeannette Spuhler leaves for Hysham to lead the high school English History department.

E. C. Gersch Lucy Taylor- Winslow Edith Schowe Edith Duncan Mary J. Harris Margaret Nelson Eleanor Rucker Leland Miller Honolulu J. H. Miller, Jr Leland Camp Lewis San Francisco Jack Richard Taylor Butte Taylor Jeannette Spuhler Hysham Treasure County

Red Cross Exhibits At Montana State Fair

Red Cross showcases at Helena fair September 11 18 highlight children health work. The Magic Basket health playset features Do Do the Health Clown with a weighing contest for school age children. Displays include refugee clothing models and plans for an ideal school building playground and health center. Do Do presents health tips while the nurse assists. Mrs. Thomas Sewell leads with Mrs. Sarah Morse aiding in preparations.

Red Cross Montana Do-Do Thomas Sewell Sarah E. Morse Montana Anti-Tuberculosis Association

Reward Offered for Lady's Diamond Ring Return

Satisfactory reward offered for return of a lady's diamond ring. Identification by finders. Return to Tribune office. Also an advertisement for prompt abstracts from a complete plant by Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co. Frank Hazlebaker, President, Dillon, Montana. Adv.On.

Tribune Office Southern Montana

Bible School and Convention Plans for Dillon Church

Bible school at 10:00 a.m. led by H Cameron Gowen in September morning worship at 11:00 with the topic Making Disciples. Evening services at 8:00 feature Reaping and Sowing. A Dillon convention next week promises much for the church and invites members of other churches to attend. Notable Montana leaders appear on the program. attendees are urged to invite friends for two big days and a big treat.

Bible School Cameron Gowen Dillon Montana

Services for Sunday at St. Pauls with Bennett preaching

Holy Communion at 7 30 a m Sunday school at 9 45 a m morning prayer and sermon at 11 00 a m and evening prayer and sermon at 7 30 p m Rector Thomas W Bennett presides.

Thomas W. Bennett

Christian Science Service on Substance at East Center Street

Christian Science Society on East Center Street holds 11 a.m. services with the subject Substance. All are welcome. A brief political note claims Republicans are more considerate of President Wilson than Democrats and seek a prominent place in the canvass.

Christian Science Society East Center Street Wilson

Printers Note on Harding Speech Keeps I's Uppercase

Printers will appreciate that in preparing Senator Harding's acceptance speech they did not run out of capital letter I's. The remark highlights the practicalities of composing a political address in the era.

Senator Harding

Navy man Shea leads American 440 yards bid

Frank J. Shea of Irwin Pennsylvania, a Navy chief quartermaster and former 440 yard champion, sailed aboard the USS Frederick to Antwerp as part of a special Olympic feature. He is described as one of the fastest sprinters in the world and is pictured winning the 440 final in 50 seconds at Harvard Stadium where Olympic selections were made.

United States Frederick Antwerp America Frank J. Shea Irwin, Pa Navy Shea Harvard

Graeter Visit to Argenta Friends Reported

Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Graeter visited relatives and friends at Argenta in the first week.

Mes J. D. Graeter Argenta

Plans Completed for Montana State Fair and Exposition

Missoula's Sid J. Coffee announces that Montana's greatest State Fair is ready. Officials aim to surpass past fairs in exhibits and amusements with favorable weather expected to boost attendance beyond records. Ballot lines to Helena are ready and auto party crowds are accommodated. railroads offer a special fare. County representatives have prepared displays for the opening at noon next Monday.

Montana Sid J. Coffee Missoula Hnes Helena

Experiences Never Last Quote by Orison Swett Marden

The Chicago News cites Orison Swett Marden asserting that daily experiences and mental states leave lasting photographic records in the brain. These impressions never fade but enter the subconscious as a mime and remain accessible.

Orison Swett Marden Chicago News

Drop Corn Killer Claim Delivers Quick Pain Relief

An advertisement claims a product named Gete-It stops corn pain immediately and eases corn removal. The copy promises fastest relief and simplest use, targeting readers seeking quick foot care solutions.

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