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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1918
Page
17
After a fire or theft you can protect valuables in a safety deposit box. The bank promotes its modern Watson lock protected boxes and offers demonstrations with no obligation to rent. C. C. Thornton, President Marshall Field, Cashier.
Mrs. Edward Haining relays a 25 year old external formula for influenza and related illnesses. The method involves hot petroleum ointment chest rubs, a hot saturated flannel bandage, nose swabs with menthol and carbonated petroleum, and supportive fluids and laxatives under physician guidance.
Dewey Cashmore writes from Aix les Bains after Langres duty, recalling Langres and nearby forts, a Ford truck fire scare, and French joy at the end of the war. Frank Johnson adds a France note about stamps, tobacco, and Allied hopes, with letters from Lyons and frontline humor about daily life with the Yanks.
Sheriff Wyman detained Sam Over from Divide last Sunday on accusations of causing a disturbance at a Morse ranch in the Big Hole basin.
Washington November 30 news reports that armistice signing ends government restrictions on Christmas goods. Grosvenor B Clarkson acting director states the council of national defense lifts the ban to spur re employment and ease shift back to normal postwar life for workers in holiday production and munitions sectors.
Advertises assorted perfumes as suitable holiday gifts with attractive odor packages. Prices range from 50 cents to 3 dollars.
The state tax commission report filed with the governor outlines two years of study and four key recommendations. It calls for a permanent tax commission with supervisory powers, a shift to a classified property tax, a constitutional amendment transferring duties to the tax commission, and uniform assessment of public utilities by the commission or board of equalization.
National Forest grazing fees will rise about 65 percent next year and become exactly double the pre 1916 rates. Five year permits may be issued where stockmen request and conditions permit. Cattle rates range 80 cents to 2.50 per head annually, with Wyoming and Montana cattle at 1 to 1.25. Sheep and goats pay 25 percent of cattle, horses 25 percent above, and swine 75 percent of cattle.
A cleaning business promotes a special process for cleaning gloves furs and white shoes. They advertise cleaning any level of soiling and guarantee all work complete and satisfactory.
The rule for computing grazing charges applies to part of the year by using 10 percent of the annual rate for each month involved. The approach ensures charges reflect the duration of grazing use within the year.
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