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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1917

Page

7

Red Cross Drives Across Minnesota States Aid Sail

American Red Cross activities across Minnesota and nearby states are reported with fund drives, county chapters forming volunteers, knitting units, and large citizen turnout. Campaigns target $5,000 in Nicollet county and rapid production of knitted articles for troops in France.

THIS IS YOUR RED CROSS APPEAL CALLS FOR MEMBERSHIP

The American Red Cross led by A. R. Rodgers urges every man woman and child to join and help distribute comfort to troops and families. It claims rapid growth in the Northwest and asks for a million members nationwide with chapters or new ones where none exist. Joining is framed as essential as buying Liberty Bonds and loyalty to the Government.

American Red Cross A. R. Rodgers RED Cross Reid Cross Northwest

Attempt to Burn Home Near Grey Cliff Reported

Two men allegedly attempted arson at the Hiner ranch home north of Grey Cliff last week. Hiner's sons saw two strangers near the burning stubble as they headed to the fields, the men fled when spotted, and deputies pursued a trail about a mile before losing it. authorities later reported the suspects have not been caught.

Reed Point H. E. Hiner Grey Cliff Hiner

Johnson Crampton hosts Dillon news briefs roundup

Local notes report visits and arrivals including J D Kennedy in Dillon and Mrs M E Hays from Polaris. Families welcome newborns Carl Hansen and Jack Husted. Community events include a Baptist Church lecture by Rev C R Marsh and attendance at state fairs in Helena.

Johnson & Crampton A. F. Waldorf Ray Bartholomew Helena T. J. D. Kennedy Melrose Dillon M. E. Hays Polaris Edgar Rife Carl Hansen Grant Jack Husted Edison Phonograph Mary O'Brien Pacific Street Baptist Church

DONT S FOR THE JELLY MAKER

Don t have soft jelly You will if you use more sugar than is required for the fruit juices or if you do not boil the juice long enough after the sugar has been added to drive off the excess of water. Don t have tough jelly You will if you use too small any amount of sugar for the quantity of juice or if you boil your juice too long after the jellying point has been readiel. Don t have crystals in jelly These appear when there is an excess or deficiency of sugar. They are found sometimes when the juice has been boiled to too great a concentration before the addition of sugar or when the sirup spatters on the side of the pan where it dries and is eventually carried into the finisher product seeding it with crystals. jingtape jelly making crystals may be more certainly pre vented by using a small portion of apple jelly juice or better orange pectin solution as suggests in Farmers Bulletin No 859 entitled Home Uses for Muscadine Grapes. Don t have cloudy jelly This may be due to having cooked the fruit too long before straining the juice or to not having sufficient dre in straining. Apple or crabapple Helly sometimes grows cloudy on standing principally because partly green fruit has been used. on a ES ewe ees asp If you wish té-tayow just how to make

Farmers

Request for Farmers' Bulletin 853 Home Can Ning of Fruits

A sender asks the Division of Publications at the U S Department of Agriculture in Washington DC for a copy of Farmers Bulletin 853 Home Can Ning of Fruits and Vegetables. The note is brief and catalog style.

Division of Publications Unite States Department of Agriculture Washington, D.C Farmers’ Bulletin

Backache Eases with Doan's Kidney Pills Say Mrs Robbins

Mrs Louesa Robbins of 408 N Washington Dillon reports seven to eight years of kidney trouble with lasting back pain. After using four boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills from Potts druggist, she says pain relief came and daily tasks became easier. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY advert 38-39.

Dean Louesa Robbins Washington Street Dillon Potts Doan Remely Dean’s

Catarrh Cure Claim From Hall's Medicine Ad

An old advertisement proclaims Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh at all stages through internal action on the blood and mucous surfaces. It promises constitutional treatment and building up of the patient’s strength. The ad offers a reward and directs readers to Toledo for the remedy.

Reid Eit &Goret & Co Toledo

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