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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1922
Page
10
Advertising copy claims Diamond Dyes let any woman dye faded clothes including skirts coats and draperies. It promises simple directions, colorfast results, and a guaranteed perfect home dyeing, advising to tell the druggist fabric type wool silk linen cotton or mixed.
Advertised as a gentle bowel cleanser for all ages, Cascarets claim to ease sick headaches biliousness gases indigestion and upset stomach by morning. The copy touts candy like taste and notes it is the nicest physic on earth for grown ups and children.
The piece portrays Henry Ford with immense profits from the Ford Motor Co. for 1922 and prior years. It claims Ford could be valued at $2 billion, with $180 million cash and annual interest from Wall Street. It notes taxes paid, opportunities in replacement parts, and Ford as a central money power in Detroit and beyond.
An advertisement touts Papa’s Diapepsin as fast relief for indigestion gas flatulence heartburn sourness and stomach distress caused by acidity. A few tablets supposedly provide immediate relief with inexpensive cost. claims emphasize widespread drugstore availability and mass distribution.
World brief roundup notes Sir Thomas Lipton’s stance on a future America yacht race, Turkish troop moves in the Dardanelles, synthetic champagne production in New York, and various other short items. The digest includes mining strikes in Rand, a fatal shooting in Suncook, labor and production updates, a Civil War veteran’s death, hunger rescue in Medicine Lodge canyon, a paternity denial in South Bend, whisky seizure in Fairbault, boxing in Paris, fires in Watford City, and United States political and criminal developments.
Montana leper hopeful O G Willett once a Mineral county senator remains optimistic for a cure. A visiting party found him working in a west Alberton ranch field in good health with no obvious disease signs. He credits faith cure diet and rational living for his gradual weight gain while living on the ranch with his wife.
John Kippenhan on his Bull mountains farm near Roundup demonstrated a promising peanut crop in Musselshell county with good yield and quality. He also produced watermelons and cantaloupes with August ripening cantaloupes noted for excellent quality.
A new Mid-Northern Oil drill on the Dawson Merkle lease in section 9-35-2 W. struck oil rapidly after a cave-in. Production horizon reached at 2 am with oil at 1 000 feet by 10 am, estimates range 150 to 250 barrels daily, no water, some gas. The discovery two miles northeast of Gladys Belle expands a producing rectangle in the Upper Ellis horizon and spurs planned follow-up wells and pipelines.
Over the past two weeks preparations race ahead for a winter drilling campaign in Cat Creek. Roads to Frantz camp and Winnett east end are graded and reinforced for light and heavy traffic. Oil companies fund repairs, garages rise, and crude burners keep trucks in service. Indicators suggest no drilling setup this winter and a mild season, with 30 to 60 new producers expected.
Missoula state university reports 1,284 students registered on opening day signaling strong start to the term. Administrators note enrollment remains subject to official verification and possible adjustments.
Reports from Bozeman Great Falls Missoula Helena Valier and Butte cover accidents suspensions shortages and legal actions. Boseman’s Rouse killed by a helper engine. Great Falls carpenter dies after fall. grain car shortage. Henderson gets two years. rail rate shifts. Valier bumper crop projected. Butte moonshine verdicts and tax assessment on railroads.
Fruit vendors advertise winter apples including Jonathan Wagner Home Beauty Snow Grimes Golden and prestigious varieties at various box and weight prices. Oregon prunes offered direct at 7.75 per hundred with prepaid sample bags, plus crabs in pear boxes and other shipping options. Foreign and local listings also promote used cars, watch repair, and personal ads.
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