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Dillon Examiner in Dillon, Montana

04 Apr 1923

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Dillon Examiner

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Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1923

Page

4

New York Leader Feigns Illness to Sink in France

A long wire of international notes records New York figures lingering illness in France with pneumonia and a Paris peace conference outlook. Other items include Utah land opens to veterans on April 20 and a San Diego murder trial beginning for Captain Louis L. Jacobs.

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New York George J. Gould France Paris Turkey Constantinople Washington Emery Grand Counties Utah San Diego Louis L. Jacobs Camp Kearney Fritzi Mann Jacksonville Fla America Henry Ford Ford John H. Perry American Press Association Shanley's Broadway John J. Moran Waco Roy Mitchell W. EB. Holt Holt Ethel Denecamp Warrenton Ore R. Barrett Seaside Great Falls Sault Ste. Marie Thelma Beyer Randall Beyer University of Minnesota Fillmore Heikkila Henry A. Brown Newark N. J Beth Israel Hospital Brown Princeton West Fifty Seventh Street Moscow Zepliak Russia Butchkavitch Sarah Bernhardt Maurice Blanding United States J. Ray Ward Allen Canyon Old Posey Marshal Ward Miriam Wilson Miriam
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Fort Benton and the Missouri River Fur Trade Era

The article recounts the Missouri and Marias confluence near Fort Benton as a historic, tragedy‑rich site in Indian history and early fur trade. It traces Fort Plegan and Fort McKenzie, their relocations, and conflicts, then notes steamboat progress from 1832 to 1861 including the Chippewa disaster at Disaster Bend and the 1830s American Fur Company efforts under Major Culbertson.

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J.A. Sanders Missouri Marias Fort Benton Teton Marlas American Fur Company Fort Union Yellowstone Blackfoot Hudson Bay Company James Kipp Marias River Fort Plegan Fort McKenzie Cracow Dunes Chittenden Missouri River Culbertson Fort John Laramie Upper Missouri Lower River Union Fort Tepumcech Pierre Independence Benton Alexander Culbertson Old Fort McKenzie Ron Chippewa Key West Mississippi John LaBargé Upper River Maximilian Prince of Weld America Coblenz Rhenish Prussia Waterloo Brazil Chalons Jena Bis Rodmar Marins
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Bayer Aspirin Advertising From Early Patent Era

An ad text promotes aspirin as Bayer Tablets of Aspirin with directions for use. It notes tablets come in unbroken packages and lists pack sizes of twelve, twenty four, and one hundred. It identifies aspirin as the trademark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoacetic acid ester of Balicylic acid.

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Bayer
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What Are Good Aggregates for Concrete

Owing to widespread cement use on farms the choice of sand and gravel affects concrete life. Dirty sand and gravel with loam clay or organic matter cause failures, washing or box flume methods remove impurities, and a sodium hydroxide test detects organics. clean materials yield long lasting structures.

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East of Musselshell to Drill Cat Creek Tract by Spokane Backers

Exploration of a Cat Creek tract across the Musselshell from the Frantz discovery well will start within 30 days. Spokane capitalists back the project to drill on the A. B. Mitchell 40 acre tract. Under the agreement Spokane interests will drill two wells to the first sands on a 60-50 basis.

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Cat Creek Musselshell River A. B. Mitchell
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Eggs Drop to 29 Cents for Two Dozen in Great Falls

Eggs sell at two dozen for 29 cents in Great Falls, likely the lowest price in several years, with impact on local shoppers and markets.

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Great Falls
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John LaBarge James A. Sanders Montana Wilbur F. Sanders Society of Montana Pioneers State Historical Library Musselshell Onde Samuel New ‘York RVG Rae Castoria Farwell, ‘Ozman Kirk & Company Saint Paul Minnesota Butte Anaconda Copper Mining CO
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