Red Cross Outlines $48 Million Relief Budget 1920 21
The American Red Cross releases its fiscal plan for July 1920 to July 1921 totaling 48.2 million dollars with 31.6 million for foreign relief and 16.7 million for domestic activities. Disbursements drop below 1919 20 by 21 million and include 11 million in supplies on hand. The plan emphasizes disease prevention and aid for war impacted peoples while maintaining a reserve for disasters.
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United States
American Red Cross
America
Europe
League of Red Cross Societies
Red Cross
The
United States Health Service
Dillon News Briefs and Local Advertisements
Dillon notes report visits by David Evans and R H Hall while Scot Destroyer leads Tattersall's ads for carpets sewing machines and more. Mentions include Miss Ellen Nelson heading to Seattle, L M Magnus of Anaconda in town, and Pow Wow visitors. Also listed are for sale items rooms for rent and a Delta of local services with Bond Grocery Co and Dillon Greenhouses.
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Bond Grocery Co
Mabel Hatch
Alaska
S. Atlantic
al Pillen
Charles Shafer
Dillon
High Ache
Thompson Ave
Encrusted forests on the Australian continent
Readers note forests coated with shelly dust on trees and plants across Australia. The dust is believed to come from decomposed shells carried by winds and deposited on vegetation.
Repair While You Wait at Red Boot Shoe Shop
Quality repairs and service offered at Red Boot Shoe Repair Shop run by Ed Ely. Customers can call 177 W for drop off or inquiries.
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Ed Ely
To Duplicate Baby Pattern Joke
In a brief reminiscence a narrator recalls meeting Iettie Grace and her wheeling brother during a walk. The exchange ends with a quip about borrowing a paper pattern for a baby from Grace’s mother.
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Iettie Grace
Grace
Tattersall's Advertises Chick Feed and Fountains
An advertisement at Tattersall's lists chick feed ground bone egg mash oyster shells and drinking fountains. The notice highlights poultry supplies and equipment available for purchase.
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Tattersall’s
Great Wine Cellar in Roumania Tunnels Reused for Storage
The Roumanian government claims the world’s most capacious wine cellar and a railway tunnel 2.60 feet long was repurposed for storage after poor construction. A wine dealer leased the tunnel and converted it into four wine storehouses.
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Roumania
Rex Pool Hall Sold to Henry Gleed Jr Notice
Landmark notice states Rex Pool Hall sold to Henry Gleed Jr and that the seller will not be responsible for any bills of the concern after August 31 1920 from W E Ripley 36 39 West.
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Rex Pool Hall
Henry Gleed, Jr
W. E. Ripley
Referee files complaint after assault by spectators
A referee reports being assaulted by several spectators at a football match grounds. The incident prompts concern that such actions threaten the game's sporting integrity, though sympathy is voiced for the official.
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Hhis
Punch
London
Arguments For Joining the League of Nations in Poland War Debate
A Washington Post excerpt argues that US involvement in the League would have prevented the Polish Soviet conflict. It contends the league’s covenant commits members to defend each other and notes Poland’s safety is claimed on paper, while the bolsheviks invade despite the league’s existence.
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United States
Globe
Rocky Mountain West
League of Nations
Poland
League
Supreme Council
Council of Ambassadors
Turkey
Germany
Mexico
Russia
Washington Post
Reward Offered for Return of Diamond Ring
Satisfactory reward is offered for the return of a lady's diamond ring. The identified item is to be returned to the Tribune office. The reward is announced under Miss Cora Taylor's name.
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Tribune Office
Cora Taylor
Meadow Pasture for Rent by F K Gillam
Public notice announces a meadow pasture for rent in Bowen Mort area offered by F K Gillam. Contact details not fully legible. advertisement indicates availability for passable grazing land labeled as pasture.
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F. K Gillam
Bowen, Mort
Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Worth in Dillon Testimony
Mrs. L. Robbins of Dillon says Doan's Kidney Pills relieved eight years of kidney pain and backache after four boxes. Ten years later she still praises the remedy and urges others to use it. Price 60c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY. The piece also notes a White House conference involving the President Governor Cox and Roosevelt as a political aside.
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Doan
Dillon
White House
Cox
Roosevelt
Art
Billings (Mont
Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co Ad
Advertisement for a Dillon Montana abstract and title service by Frank Hazlebaker president, inviting prompt, complete abstracts from Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co.
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Southern Montana
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Carvantt
City Drug Company
Dillon News Briefs
David Evans
Melrose
R. H. Hall
Hazelbaker
W. C. Parent
Helena
Guy Baking Cor A
John Grant
Elkhorn Springs
Ellen Nelson
Seattle
L. M. Magnus
Anaconda
Idaho Points
Clarence Seage
Park T. Scott
Armstead
Bath
A. Enlow
W. Morse St
Dillon Delphian Club
Butte
Jesse Hubbard
Babe
State
Idaho
Great
Rocky Mountain Region
United
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
RVANI
Actautin
Standard Lumber and Coal Co
C. E. Blinn
Mgr
North
Montana St
Mont
Loose Leaf Books
Eversharp
Tribune Book
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