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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1921
Page
3
Mrs. A. Vincent of Missoula Montana reports severe kidney pain backache and dizziness ended after using Dean's Kidney Pills. She purchased two boxes at 60 cents and says she has had no kidney trouble since. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY distributes the remedy.
An anecdote from Cleveland tells of John D. Rockefeller taking a young girl for a ride in his car. After she settled in he asked where to go. He replied he wanted to go to heaven, prompting the girl to joke that he likely lacked enough gasoline to reach it.
The Montana Mining association led by former Senator C. S. Muffly and Leo Faust protests pending federal mining laws seen as a drastic overhaul. They urge Congress to adopt a hands off policy and warn that proposed changes will hinder Montana mining development.
In Shreveport Louisiana a marine guard ordered Wylie Clarke 12 feet from a mail car to move away and fired when he did not obey killing him. The marine is under arrest.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a pleasant laxative for liver and bowels. It claims quick, gentle action overnight without harsh stimulation, suitable for headaches, cold symptoms, indigestion, and upset stomachs. The candy like tablets are priced at ten cents a box and are said to be loved by children.
Chinook resumes flour mill operations. Hilmar Loraas 16 broke his leg when his horse fell on ice. Rotary asks Dr. Lorenz for Montana visit. Anaconda reports six months of city income within expectations. University contracts to begin early January in Helena. Bail set at 30000 for Monte Harris in murder case. Ida Lamb Bertleson found frozen to death near Butte. Thieves steal 700 from Hermann Fischer in his cabin. Railroad hearing on petroleum rate changes December 19 in Helena. Chinese pheasants released in Carbon county thrive. Great Falls shows 100 poultry entries December 12–15. Mary Morehead wins western canning prize. J D McCarthy shot dead in Philipsburg. Union Bank sues Bearcreek Coal for 200000. Deer Lodge county boasts peaceable record. County attorney notes 6982.50 fines from bootleggers. Helena board halts state fair expenditures due to deficit. Billings strengthens gas line against floods. Lewistown 44 cases white mule liquors poured by sheriff. Whitehall Waterloo cheese plant proclaims 16000 pounds shipped. Helena 13 candidates seek law licenses. includes blind man and a woman. Deer Lodge William Fountain must serve 20–40 years as per supreme court. Bozeman Ada Smith’s Heck's Pup toy gains market. Smith studied in Chicago.
The Montana Irrigation commission reports $52,143,363 spent on state irrigation with 64 projects totaling 924,927 acres and $1,558,500 in bonds issued. It urges reservoir storage to reduce flood damage and conserve water, criticizes wildcat colonization, and favors smaller 80 acre farms for new settlers.
A historical notice urges buyers to look for Bayer on aspirin packaging or tabs to ensure genuine medicine. It notes aspirin prescribed for twenty one years and deemed safe by millions, and lists common uses such as colds headaches neuralgia rheumatism toothache and backache. Cheap twelve tablet tins and larger packages are sold by druggists, with Bayer trademark described.
In Madera California P Hensley reports three years catarrh of the bladder ended by Dr. Pierce's Anaric tablets. He praises relief almost immediately and urges others with kidney or uric acid issues to try Dr. Pierce's Uric Tablets. He invites free medical advice from the Invalids Hotel Buffalo NY or a 106 cent trial package.
National guard troops are deployed in South St. Paul packing plant district amid rising labor tensions. Other items report Germany unrest easing, a new Farmers Federation of America formed in North Dakota, and various international political and economic developments.
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