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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1918

Page

3

Dillon News Briefs From Tattersalls and Town

Dillon shows an active scene with Oyster shells at Tattersalls and various ads for sewing machine supplies, gas lamps, and room rentals. Notables include Arby Beardslee on Dillon business, Warren Graeter visiting from Argenta, and Mayme MelIntosh traveling to Butte and Anaconda.

Tattersalls Arby Beardslee Dillon Mayme MelIntosh Butte J. L. Weiser Anaconda Mrs Delbert Longlin

Public school opens boys and girls employment bureau

The school offers a bureau for after school and Saturday work. Boys in gangs with or without supervision may find work, and the public can call 144 or contact E. C. Beck for labor help.

E. C. Beck Advtf

Advertised Letter List September 17 1918

War savings pledge message accompanies a list of names including Berkland 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 P M The notice urges the pledge as the most sacred promise ever signed and to make it good.

Berkland Ed. Eversale Mary

Land transfers and claims listed in local deeds and filings

A dense list documents patents, warranty deeds, homestead filings, amended notices, and placer and water rights. Transactions include Florence Tessier and others acquiring 240 acres on Rattlesnake and Taylor Creek, multiple 640 acre filings on Long and Sage creeks, townsite plots on Dakota Street, and various placer claims in Smallhorn and Muddy Creek districts. An overseas Red Cross field uniform description closes the item.

Florence Tessier Taylor ‘Creek Lewis E. Baldwine Henry D. Hildreth Atlantic Street Ina Scott Younken Margaret A. Dansie Armstead Mary Eliza Lenkersdorfer Augustus F. Graeter Rife Reeder Street William Tessier Carlton Innes Poindexter & Orr Townsite Company Thomas E. Lukeben Dakota Street Burnell L. Forsyth James Dodd Lakeview John E. Lindsey Long Creek

Some Word Now as a Kinetic Word in Slang

The Newark News cites Harold Goddard arguing that the vogue of the word some as an adjective shows language vitality not pauperization. It becomes a kinetic current in youth, a true superword, reflecting a broad expansion of vocabulary and its impact on thought.

Harold Goddard Atlantic Newark News

Doan's Kidney Pills Endure Testimonies in Dillon

Unshaken testimony declares Doan's Kidney Pills cured backache and urinary ills for Mrs. J. A. Hughes of Dillon. She reports improved health and says she has not needed kidney remedies since her earlier endorsement in 1912 and 1917. Price 60c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.

Dean Dillon Doan

Chinese Laundry Displays Service Flag for Springfield Sailor

Chinaman Saw Hle Duty Hop Long, owner of a celestial laundry in Springfield Illinois, hoists an eight by eight foot service flag to honor Long Wing the first Chinese person from Springfield to serve in the army. The note cites a social snub over invitations to call, highlighting local commentary on his wartime service.

Hop Long Springfield Long Wing

Thomas Paine on Monarchy and Governmental Reform

Paine argues that monarchial and hereditary rule enslave people, force removal from home, and tax the poor beyond enemies, concluding that a broad revolution in political principle and structure is needed. The excerpt emphasizes the injustice and burden of centralized power.

Thomas Paine

In Shadow of the Gallows Mooney Seeks Life Save

Thomas J. Mooney, condemned for involvement in the San Francisco Preparedness Day bombing that killed several people, is shown in the San Quentin prison yard as appeals to temper his death sentence continue amid ongoing efforts to save his life.

Thomas J.mooney San Francisco San Quentin

Pulp Mills Tackle Toluol Shortage For War Effort

Wartime note on toluol supply risks prompts Allies to use Canadian pulp mills with sulphite process. Turpentine from spruce by products can be saved and converted to toluel, yielding potential revenue as turpentine per cord and $5 per barrel payments support continued war production.

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The City Drug Co Ansco Dillon News Briefs Tattersall’s Warren Graeter Argenta Singer Sewing Machines J. J. Blalock Ralph Hunter Washington Street State Savings Bank E. E. Hyndman Sheridan South Atlantic Street Tattersall's Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co Montana Frank Hazelbaker T. A. Grigg Beaverhead Southern Montana Wesley Q. Brigham Usband Mina Daghter Thomas Northy Long Island New York Mr. Brigham Red Lodge Crystal Rooming House Hazelbaker C. W. Griffin St. Ignatius W. M. Knapp Venice Calif Iit Isaac and Frank Rife Medicine Lodge Valley Tribune Office A. Price Townsend Clearwater Orofino Idaho Peyton Brand Real Gravely P. B. Gravely Tobacco Company Beaverhead Abstract Company Fred St. Louis Bert L. Hoard William F. Mason Sage Creek Chester R. Kelley Charles Flynn Sheep Creek Alma B. Cozad Mill Creek Spring Creek Kenison Smallhorn Perrault Spring Summit Placer Phil Thorpe Anna J Muddy Creek American Red Cross Overseas Red Cross Overland and Willys-Knight F. H. Campbell H. C. Patterson Beaverhead County John Adams Furnitor Dillon Furniture Co General Furniture Distributors Northern Brokerage CO Lewis & Walker North Wyoming Butte, Mont P. O Tribune
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