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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1919
Page
9
A Great Fall County report documents a mother and her three children located by authorities. The article outlines the discovery, potential involvement of local agencies, and initial conditions of the family as investigators begin inquiries.
Sweet Grass buys the Savoy hotel in Denton. Scoby plans a city manager. A Montana engineers chapter forms. Big Timber announces a water filtration plant. Eureka votes on a $50,000 high school bond. Billings sells $400,000 in storm sewer bonds. Bozeman convict to plead insanity. Med icine Rocks oil venture organized. Great Falls cuts garbage costs by $60,000 yearly. Helena reports state treasury balances. Arm itage returns from Siberia. Circle builds a creamery to boost dairying. Denton wins suit against Milwaukee, $4,089 judgment. Allil clubs close plants amid coal shortage. Great Falls coal shipment keeps city warm. Helena notes state finances and relief efforts. Billings social club to merge with Midland. Bear Creek miners volunteer response. Yellowstone county works for farm women. Denton boy shot in accident. J M Kennedy to lead eastern relief finance. Butte appointees in federal mining service. Joe Brown county proposed from Powder River and surrounding counties. 1800 Phillips county farmers used 38 000 pounds poison to kill 2 000 000 gophers. saving $100 000.
A global roundup reports Ottawa plans 50000 ounces of platinum this year, and Paris election shifts with socialists losing 129 seats. It notes Nobel notes on wartime policy, rail and steel industry trends, bank earnings, and Ford production milestones across several nations.
A compulsory test law passed by the Peruvian congress in 1918 prohibits work on Sundays civic holidays and election days in factories shops mines salt works quarries construction and agricultural operations with motors public works and related charitable and educational institutions whether direct or contracted.
Binghamton New York claims the world’s largest tannery. The facility dominates local industry and underscores the city’s prominence in leather production.
Classified items urge readers to advertise through Montana newspapers and offer services. Notices include help wanted female chambermaid at Hotel Shapard in Missoula, cleaning services by French Dry Cleaners in Butte, bonded adjustment company Helena, accountants in Great Falls and Helena, chiropractors in Helena, liberty bond loans and stock dealings, fur refurbishing in Butte, assayers in Butte, Rochester guide for travelers, and related rental board offers.
In 1918 Pennsylvania recorded 184 844 industrial accidents including 3 403 fatal cases and 53 783 serious injuries with over two weeks lost. Minor injuries caused two to fourteen days disability totaling 127 658. Total days lost reached 2 767 471 with wage losses at 10 286 872 dollars.
A brief ad-style notice touts Sloan's Liniment for external aches stiffness and sore muscles with claims of quick soothing relief. It emphasizes easy penetration without rubbing and lists prices 35c 70c and 1.40.
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