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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1919
Page
6
S. B. Travis of Helena Montana endorses Doan's Kidney Pills for backache and urinary issues. He says after three boxes the backache disappeared and he felt like himself. Price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY manufactures.
Classic medicine advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery as the reliable remedy for colds grippe throat coughs and croup. Claims sixty five years of trusted effectiveness with a bottle priced 60 cents to 1.20 dollars available at druggists.
An advertorial promotes Dr Kings New Life Pills to regulate bowels and cleanse waste from the body. It claims mild reliable action avoiding violent purgatives and lists 25c at druggists.
An old fashioned mustard plaster product named Mustarine promises quick, wide ranging relief from lameness muscle pain cramps earache backache and headaches. It claims ready use and real yellow mustard with added pain killers and is sold in a yellow box.
Ninety airplanes with pilots and observers will patrol state forest areas in Oregon Washington California Montana Idaho and Wyoming for forest protection next year. The decision by the Western Forestry and Conservation Service follows pilots reports from Oregon and California last summer and a flight by Major Albert Smith over the patrol regions.
Mrs Anna Wagner touts Adler i ka as curing constipation and bowel trouble. The ad claims Adler i ka flushes upper and lower bowels and relieves gas and sour stomach, removing decaying matter and sometimes curing constipation. It lists ingredients and urges readers to write for a Fred book on appendicitis.
A Libby party led by R. H. Bahney J Western Warner Bob Bakker and George Anderson tracked a mountain lion on Quartz Creek near the Kootenai River. They looped the animal with a long rope and wire noose, then retrieved the lion from a tree and secured it before Bahney killed it with a .22 pistol for a trophy seven feet seven inches long and about 175 pounds.
The article recounts Marcus Daly’s role in founding Montana racing, his tracks in Butte Anaconda Missoula and Hamilton, and Daly’s aim to showcase horses to miners. It notes W A Clark Jr and Harry Stover shaping later barns, with 1907 marking a rise in class and attendance under Nathanson and Dwyer, drawing wide bookmaker and horseman interest.
An elderly couple, thrifty and neatly dressed, walked the street on a Saturday afternoon to the amusement of bystanders. The spectacle centered on a bottle carried by the father, a curious detail that drew a small crowd and sparked idle chatter.
A narrative recalls a man and his wife guiding a windy street scene where an overcoat, a cracked bottle, and a crowd converge. The bottle, later revealed as vinegar, causes a brief disruption before the couple departs. The text then notes Sweden’s fishing industry employs over 100,000 workers.
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