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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1920
Page
4
Secretary Daniels tells the senate that within two years a Pacific crossing machine may fly. Reports from London, Vienna, Geneva, and Washington update aerial progress, military governance, finance moves, and aviation medical safety efforts amid global tension and postwar speculation.
Fergus Burdick named postmaster Havre elects A L Ritt as mayor Conrad sees carload potatoes shipped for seed and a new oil drilling company formed near Conrad Polson resumes Flathead lake navigation Malta forms a fur bearing rabbits breeding venture Forsyth organizes home loan association Lewistown elects Bert d Autermont as country club president Roundup forms state association led by H W Van Dusen Billings votes 50 000 bond for water system and faces farm labor costs Billings defends 200 000 school bond. Columbus oil leases advance Helena plans to bring water 87 miles at 1 7 million and grazing permits issued for 57 000 sheep Miles City county nurse hired Butte fights rising telephone rates Missoula records April cold snap and prepares for interscholastic meet Billings bankers group to meet at Hunters Hot Springs Havre land office receiver resigns Roundup Gusher debuts Billings ninth annual Montana Bankers meeting Havre loan firm leases 20 000 acres for upcoming oil drilling Lewistown ex cashier Eckley arrested Butte copper demand exceeds supply John D Ryan says copper outlook favorable Miles City Mrs Rogers saves daughter from Yellowstone river cascade Dan Ban body found near Spokane Butte council shifts to Republican control Havre oil drilling expected after tool shipment Lewistown Eckley released on bond Butte Penny and Levy sell catering chain for 100 000 Byrne convicted murder others face trial
Mrs. M. Clark of 209 South C Street Livingston Montana reports years of kidney trouble and dull back pain relieved quickly by Doan's Kidney Pills. She says the pills have never failed and remains a household remedy. Price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY endorses the product.
The author argues that Montana merchants, once trusted for fair dealing, faced a wave of price inflation blamed on profiteers. Legislation like House Bill No. 14 and Order No. 4 failed to curb rising costs, as retailers cannot control producer prices. Public sentiment shifts toward recognizing inflation as the root cause, while merchants defend their role and profits remain modest amid higher operating costs.
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