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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1920
Page
5
Mrs. A. E. Boorman of Kalispell Montana endorses Dean's Kidney Pills for kidney weakness and back pain. She notes quick relief, repeated use for family, and recommends the brand at 60 cents through all dealers. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo NY backs the product.
An article discusses spring fever from stagnant blood and toxins, promoting Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a tonic and blood purifier. It includes testimonial from Baker City Oregon of a influenza sufferer who recovered after using the remedy. The letter cites improved strength, appetite, and digestion after two bottles and walking long distances.
Fort Benton veteran N. T. Chemidlin, 77, retired from active work after 50 years as a Montana printer. He began on the Helena Herald in 1867, later worked on the Rocky Mountain Gazette and Helena Independent, and joined the River Press in Fort Benton in 1883, retiring January 1920. He recalls two perilous 1864 expeditions with Captain Fisk, including a fatal attack by Sioux, and reached Fort Benton in 1866 where he married Mary Cox in Helena in 1872. they have two children.
World Congress plans early June adjournment. New Orleans cotton exports reach 6,060,312 bales this year versus 3,421,202 last year. Wilson to visit Woods Hole in May. London air tickets to Paris sold at 600 for 12 trips. Daily Mail notes Germany near civil war. Twelve ships from Buenos Aires bound for the U S with cargoes over 50 million dollars. Loft forecasts sugar 25 to 30 cents per pound next fall. New York gas use sets a record at 160,327,000 cubic feet in 24 hours. Carmania carries 10 million dollars in gold for the U S Treasury. A 214,020,000 pension bill introduced in the House benefits 624,427 recipients. Chicago banks may open at 8 a m this summer pending daylight-saving ordinance. Greece to float a drachma loan and sell internal bonds in New York. Wilson reportedly not seeking a third term. Canadian Veterans demand 1,000 to 2,500 dollars bonuses. Estes Park invited as summer White House. Assistant secretary Post faces charges over red sympathies. Obregon and campaign manager flee Mexico City. Wool prices bid high on strong demand in Salt Lake City. Armour doubts meat price increases. other foods near peak. French textile and printing workers strike, Soviets discussed. Wilson coal wage rise implies coal price rise at the mines. Longshoreman strikes paralyze coastwise shipping. Clyde Line halts sailings. 80 cents hour wage demand.
Foundations laid for a Boy Scouts log cabin funded by a Buy a Log campaign. Separate Roundup items note a miner’s child’s death after a freight-car accident, a Musselshell County highway paving halt due to costs, and dipping vats planned for quarantine against scale. Other entries report Montana health increases and fatal mining and industrial accidents at Klein and Billings plants.
A long list of farm related notices and sales across Montana. Hay and grain prices from Great Falls providers O B Nelson and Robert L Rowell advertise ship options and guarantees. Seed catalog promotions and various seed offerings appear from Woodruff Boyce Seed Co and Northwestern Seed Co with cane and millet pricing. Trade items include farm machinery, baby chicks, poultry supplies, and farm loan inquiries plus bond purchase offers from Frary Burlingame in Great Falls.
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