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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1918
Page
5
A bank promotes modern safe deposit boxes protected by the Watson lock. C C Thornton president and Marshall Field cashier invite demonstrations and details with no obligation to rent.
A New Brunswick household report describes a hot oil and spirits rub for influenza and pneumonia. The formula lists Multon suet white petroleum ointment spirits of turpentine coal oil camphor alcohol ammonia and menthol with repeated chest rubbing and a cloth wrap, plus nose swabs and barley water.
Dewey Cashmore writes from Aix Les Bains sharing memories of Langres and a near-truck fire. He notes joyous peace celebrations in Langres and Lyons, mentions officer training forts, and describes meeting Belgian soldiers. Another letter from Frank Johnson recounts stamps, tobacco, and wartime humor amid celebrations.
Sheriff reports Sam Overfelt was brought in from Divide last Sunday on charges of creating a disturbance at a Morse ranch in the Big Hole basin.
Washington nov 30 the armistice ends restrictions on Christmas goods The council of national defense authorizes lifting the ban to aid re employment and ease transition of military and munitions workers back to normal life restoring usual Christmas commerce
Odor filled holiday gift packages offered with prices from 50c to 3.00. A selection of perfumes aimed to be the perfect seasonal present.
The state tax commission's two year study, filed with the governor, urges four final conclusions. Create a permanent tax commission with supervisory powers. Change property tax to a classified system. Amend constitution to place duties of the board of equalization under the tax commission. Assess public utilities like water plants and telephones by the tax commission or board of equalization, as with railroads.
The secretary of agriculture announced a about 65 percent rise in national forest grazing fees for next year. Five year permits will be issued where suitable. Cattle rates will set the base from 80 cents to $2.50 per head per year, with regional variations. Sheep and goats pay 25 percent of cattle rates. horses 25 percent higher. swine 75 percent of cattle rate.
A cleaning service advertises a special process for gloves furs and white shoes. They offer cleaning regardless of soil and guarantee all work.
The plan sets proportionate grazing charges for a period of the year at ten percent of the yearly rate for each month. This approach ensures charges reflect partial-year grazing activity and applies evenly across the calendar months.
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