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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1921
Page
3
Great Falls resident Mrs. R Andrews reports long lasting relief from backache rheumatic pains and dropsy symptoms after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She says the cure has lasted over four years and continues to endorse the remedy. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York distributes the product at 60 cents.
Broadus David Neage a Powder River County farmer proposes to contribute one dollar per acre on his land as a bonus to fund railroad construction into his area. He seeks to unite other farmers in the section to make similar offers.
Montana counties report tax collections, school enrollment, and debt changes. Delinquencies rise in Butte Silver Bow, Havre trims indebtedness, and Great Falls notes 10 302 school age pupils in Cascade. Headlines cover arrests, deaths, a large oil shipment, and new state health figures.
Ad copy promises tonight’s use will empty bowels completely by morning and leave you feeling splendid. It compares Cascarets favorably to salts calomel and oils, noting no stirring side effects and a ten cent price per box. Children are said to love Cascarets as well.
A vintage advertisement urges mothers to use California Fig Syrup to cleanse a child’s liver and bowels. It touts the syrup’s fruity taste and quick relief from constipation, feverish sickness, and colic, claiming millions of mothers keep it on hand and warning to ask for the genuine California product.
Lewistown editor Tom Stout announces three volume set Montana Its Story and Biography with associate editors General Charles Warren and Senator Paris Gibson deceased. The work surveys state history from pioneer days to World War I, includes county figures, an extensive 40 page index, and a rich biographical section.
A compact digest of 15 reports notes naval manpower losses in a mining disaster, currency debates in Germany, Foch’s tour reception in the U.S., Mennonite emigration to Alabama, a predicted U.S. soldier bonus within 90 days, a state mill loss in Drake, Hoover’s Europe recovery view, a seven-child birth in Sonora, a Mexico pension bill for ex presidents, combat fatalities in Managua, Washington flood warnings, Northern Ireland unrest, Japanese emigration push to Brazil, a Lillian Raizen confession in Brooklyn, a four power pact on Pacific peace, Gardner’s mail robbery plea, Morse’s shipping board inquiry bail, Chief Fitzmorris’ OConnor pursuit, OConnor prison breakout, Canada’s post-election premier designate, a postal mystery in Aberdeen, De Valera’s treaty stance in Dublin, and Moscow’s $5 marriage fee in gold with ruble rate.
An advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as the fastest relief for colds. It claims two hour dosing with three doses stopping nasal congestion running nose headache and feverish feelings. It emphasizes low cost no quinine pleasant taste and self action.
Great Northern vice president W P Kennedy outlined state rail upgrades totaling about 10 million dollars with 1 250 000 for main line doubling from Summit Montana to New Brunswick? Correction: from Summit Montana to Her— the report notes 1 250 000 for double tracking the main line from Summit Mont east to Browning along with 250 000 for double tracking between Downs and Lamona Washington and Spokane city trackage and facilities.
Drillers at the Montana Pacific well in Hanover reported an artesian eruption around 11 p.m. with water jetting eight feet above the 10 inch casing. Tools weighing 4200 pounds nearly floated as rain of sand and shale surfaced, flooding the surface and forcing suspension of drilling. Charles Perry, the contractor, arrived and discussed diverting the flow, with officials to be consulted before resuming work.
Organizers should gather information on the plan of operation and consult the county agricultural agent. The agent can provide valuable experience based guidance or direct to sources and aid greatly in starting the Bull Association.
Pape's Diapepsin offers quick relief from indigestion gas and stomach distress caused by acidity. A few tablets provide almost immediate relief and allow eating favorite foods without fear. Large case costs only a few cents at drug stores and millions are helped yearly.
Guidance on forming an agricultural bull association advises contacting the state agricultural college or this paper for help. If a county agent is unavailable, visit nearby bull associations to study operating methods to improve prospects for a well organized and successful group.
A dense mix of terse classified items including teaching positions in Spokane and Clarkston, telegraphy training in Butte, fur repair service, assayers in Butte, Montana, and a Helena adjustment firm. Also listings for a Fordson tractor, skin and health treatment offers, personal matrimonial ads, farm lands for sale and trade, and livestock for sale.
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