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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1923
Page
3
The note urges to insist on Bayer branding for aspirin and to avoid non Bayer products. It explains aspirin's uses including cold relief headaches toothache lumbago earache rheumatism neuralgia and pain and notes proper packaging directions and common box sizes.
Local druggists guarantee Pape's Cold Compound breaks up colds and grippe within hours or money back. First dose relieves stuffiness pain headache feverishness inflamed nose and head. Safe pleasant tablets cost only a few cents and are widely used instead of quinine.
Miss Selma Murto of Anaconda owns a cat named Tom who has lived in her home for 21 years. The cat’s age is uncertain but Tom is described as a potential octogenarian in the future, while a Billings cat is cited as the previous oldest in the nation.
Dr. V. B. Pierce noted for remedies from nature and Indian methods. His Favorite Prescription is promoted as a trusted regulator for women’s illnesses. A trial packet is offered for 10 cents from Dr. Pierce’s Toxicology Hotel in Buffalo, New York.
In Silver Bow county last year 75 permits to carry arms were granted by the state TRS. Great Falls hosts a four day state shoot June 21 to 24 pending national trapshooters’ approval. Grain from Winnett district yields 200000 bushels with 75000 stored. oil shipments noted.
Nevada reports the state supreme court upholding lethal gas for executions. The briefing also covers 1922 export gains to the U.S., political shifts in Wyoming, labor disputes near Los Angeles, a Cypress Hill grave guard detail, a Cleveland murder confession, and Missouri Senator Reed demanding Rhine troop withdrawal.
The value of Montana ore production in 1922 was about 44.48 million dollars up from 16.32 million in 1921, led by gold and copper. Copper output rose to 165.1 million pounds, silver output reached 12.5 million ounces, and lead and zinc also climbed, driven by Butte and Anaconda mines and nearby districts. Manganese ore production topped 10,000 tons with a total US value near 457,000 dollars. Brazilian ore throttled by tariff effects.
Stockholders of 56 Petroleum receive a 75 percent dividend from Miles City offices. The $338,750 payout follows a 100 percent distribution last month, totaling $78,750, with earnings on Cat Creek district oil driving all settlements. Shares reportedly trade around $30 and no sale offers exist.
The September 21 tariff set duties of 8 to 10 dollars per ton on manganese ore by manganese content. Despite higher rates, the domestic market has not shifted, and only Montana high grade ore mines show potential for profitable operation. The geologic survey expects the tariff to reopen Montana mines.
An old advertisement promises instant hair transformation using a 35 cent bottle of Danderine. It claims the product moisturizes hair, removes dust and oil, strengthens the scalp, reduces dandruff and falling hair, and helps hair grow long and thick.
State chemist report from Wyoming confirms crude naptha from the Northfield oil well on the Genoa structure is high quality refining oil. Test on a half gallon shows 31.4 degrees Baume at 60 F with 25 percent crude naptha and 53 percent wax distillate in initial fractions, plus subsequent re runs and distillation data.
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick fix for indigestion and sour stomach. It claims the tablet neutralizes sourness, gas, heartburn, and pain within moments and that druggists guarantee its effectiveness at a low price.
The U S government spends about 20.83 million dollars annually on office rents across agencies. The report highlights fiscal allocations and the scale of leasing costs, noting the burden on the federal budget and potential savings avenues.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a pleasant tasting laxative for all ages. It promises quick relief from constipation with one or two tablets and claims no griping. Price listed as 10 cents per box.
Montana notice lists Helena Ad Justment Co as bonded with National Surety Co of New York. Resources $16,000.00. Also advertises construction and tanning services and game trophies by Lottes and Haefer at 602 Third Avenue South Great Falls.
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