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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1921

Page

4

Signs of Plains Indian Sign Language Across Tribes

A study by W J Rendall explains how plains Indians used a universal silent hand language to communicate despite linguistic differences. It lists signs for poverty abundance sickness night rain sun warmth and more with practical examples from Osage Cherokee Kiowa Comanche and others.

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Shave With Cuticura Soap Advertises Daily Use

An old advertisement promises doubled razor efficiency while promoting skin health. It claims Cuticura Soap prevents mug irritation, slimy soap, germs, and waste, suitable for shaving bathing and shampooing, even with daily two shaves.

Montana Livestock Rate Extended Through September 15

The Montana Livestock Commission says railroads kept the emergency stock rate in force for shipments from southwestern points to the northwest until September 15, one third off the regular rate and near pre increase levels. Many Montana stockmen have restocked and cattle moved in from the southwest due to feed conditions and good range here, with a $50 million fund aiding breeding stock entrants. The commission and the American National Live Stock Association urge extension of the reduced rate.

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New Montana Auto Road Aims Glacier Park Route

Montana moves to build a government road about 50 miles along Lake Macdonald through Glacier area improving auto access. Bids open August 16 at Belton with $60,000 initial funding and yearly maintenance expected. project backed by Helena Commercial Club after years of data gathering.

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