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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1920
Page
3
An Oregon reader credits Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery with healing a yearlong ulcer after ineffective treatments. The tonic claims to purify blood and restore vim and strength, available in liquid or tablet form. Trial tablet: send 10 cents to the Invalids' Hotel Buffalo NY.
A provocative quotation frames a debate on immortality, declaring a willingness to choose death over endless existence. It reflects a stance within a discourse on life extension and speculative science.
The ran list includes Watson hotel waitresses striking over powder bans, post resolutions protesting a de Valera speech in Birmingham, a Chicago hotel detective's domestic lawsuit, Yale president Hadley resigning, and British spy regulation moves amid wartime caution. Also noted are New York hotel shortages, the torpedo destroyer Peary launch, elevated train evacuations in New York, San Francisco scouts at street crossings, Yakima smallpox quarantine, and London spy regulation actions.
Montana dairy commissioner William H. Fluhr touts silos and the mammoth Russian sunflower as a salvation for dairy farmers. He notes sunflowers suit dry land, silos pay for themselves in the first year, and the crop yields withstand freezing, potentially lowering hay costs statewide.
An advertisement urges calming an itching scalp with Cuticura Ointment, then rubbing spots and dandruff with the product. It recommends washing with Cuticura Soap and hot water the next morning and using the preparations daily for clear skin and soft hands.
Roundup reduced the dog population by 47 through a campaign conducted in March costing about $2.30 per head.
Libby retirements and business changes as Libby merchant Libby-John P. Wall sells his store. Harding, a Lewistown stockman, reported dead. McLain of Belgrade died recently leaving descendants. A Lea gue of Women Voters chapter organized in Lewistown with Mrs. Atkins chair. Rosebud county attorney vacancy filled by Crawford. Arthur resigns. Wolf Point to open 80 acre tract adjoining townsite for sale by highest bid. Roundup forms Bull Mountain social club. officers named. 50 member limit. West Point minister offers free leap year marriage service upon applicant's request. Billings launches citywide cleanup with Woman’s club, Scouts assisting. Lewistown high school board eligibility question resolved. legislature member not eligible as county trustee. Butte state convention to be in Livingston June 28-29 with an estimated 500 delegates. drill teams invited. Great Falls Matador Cattle Co. plans 8,000 head Montana market this year, winter loss 150 head, expects 10,000 more from Texas if season favorable.
Yellowstone and Glacier National Parks are expected to attract about 100000 visitors this summer with many touring in their own cars. H W Child president of Yellowstone park hotels and transport firms cites doubled tourist inquiries and points to new motor routes linking national parks and western cities. He urges federal highway support to connect parks and warns against high charges harming Montana hospitality reputation.
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