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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1918
Page
11
Dillon items summarize visits and business with Tattersall's ads for shells, chickens, sewing supplies, and lamps. rental notices and local travel updates. abstracts and land scrip services. family moves and the Beaverhead oil stockholders meeting. Also mentions lost purse and fire updates in nearby districts.
The public school has set up a boys and girls employment bureau to aid after school and Saturday work. Boys in gangs with or without supervision may find work. contact 144 or speak with E. C. Beck for labor help.
War savings pledge call urges citizens to keep faith with the war effort. Names listed include Berkland Mrs Ed Eversale Miss Mary Hardwick George Mayland Miss Jeanette McCrary R E McMurrin J A Martinsadle John V Shapley Muriel Taylor Mrs W T Van Ripper C E Wright Miss Gladys Walters T H E L Poindexter PM.
A long list of warrants deeds and filings covering Florence Tessier lands on Taylor creek and Rattlesnake. Transfers include 240 acre parcels to Carlton Innes and 157.35 acre tracts with various owners, plus 640 acre homesteads on Long and Sage creeks. Also notes on water rights placer locations and an overseas Red Cross uniform description.
Harold Goddard argues in Atlantic that the word some is not pauperizing language but a living force in youth speech. He notes the term becomes a kinetic current in the body, a true superword, signaling vocabulary growth and a shift in expression.
Mrs. J. A. Hughes of Helena Dillon testifies kidney pills eased backache and urinary ills after persistent dizziness and nervous weariness. She reports health improvements and notes no need for a remedy since an earlier statement in 1912, with a follow up in 1917. Price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A Springfield laundry owner, Hop Long Duty, hangs an eight by eight foot service flag to mark that Long Wing, the first Chinese to serve in the army from Springfield, is in the draft. Mrs Somers Day and her husband discuss Mr Binger’s expected response to an invitation.
Thomas Paine decries monarchial and hereditary rule as oppressive and taxing the poor. He asserts that government should fundamentally change in principle and structure to liberate mankind from arbitrary power.
Thomas J. Mooney, condemned for the Preparedness Day bombing deaths in San Francisco, is shown in a San Quentin prison yard photo as new efforts persist to avert his death sentence. The case centers on his conviction and ongoing attempts to commute or grant clemency.
War demand drives Canadian sulphite mills to convert spruce turpentine into toluol. By products may yield extra revenue as turpentine per cord of wood could add value while aiding Allied war effort.
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