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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1920
Page
4
A Lewiston Montana retiree, D Sloan, recalls severe back pain and sluggish kidneys eased by Doan's Kidney Pills. He reports sandy sediment and rheumatic pains but says the medicine has always helped him when needed. Price 60 cents, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A Stockton California woman reports three children in five years with two losses, credits Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and other remedies from the Invalids Hotel in Buffalo for a healthy baby and recovery. Another customer from California cites relief from feminine troubles, headaches, backache, and indigestion after using Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and associated tonics. The ad touts His medical advice and a trial size offered for ten cents, with ingredients listed on the bottle.
In San Francisco officials note the ban on Japanese brides cannot be enforced until August as passports valid six months have already been secured in advance, allowing time for compliance and paperwork.
In eastern Fergus and Roundup districts rapid Mosby field development hinges on transportation. Winnett swarms with drilling gear as 24 rigs prepare to spud, with 100 more in transit. Operators estimate initial outlay near 2.75 million dollars for 100 wells, while Lewistown capital-backed firms push leased land and partnerships toward eventual production.
Sid J Coffee of Missoula was chosen president of the Montana State fair board at Helena last week. William M Biggs resigned as president. Wil lam T Kuehn became vice president. The reorganized board plans a 1920 fair with auto racing aviation stunts and daily new features. Governor Stewart forecast a great year for Montana agriculture and the fair as a milestone in state development. Horace Ensign remains secretary under a four year contract.
A Great Falls seed dealer reports ample wheat seed at 3.50 to 3.75 a bushel and oats at four dollars per hundred, with flaxseed scarce and seed corn soon to be distributed. He notes growing interest in northern Montana corn and expects substantial acreage as farmers learn the crop’s value. Winter wheat is in excellent health, with moisture trends shaping the big season.
The senate confirmed William Martin Williams of Alabama as collector of internal revenue, replacing the resigned Daniel C. Roper.
The interior department sent circulars to all state administrations urging Mexican laborers to remain in Mexico. The notices describe a widespread misery among Mexicans in southern states who cannot find work and face hardships.
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