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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1919
Page
11
Frank Hull of 325 South D Street Livingston Montana testifies Doan's Kidney Pills ease kidney pain and backache as years advance. He reports attacks of kidney trouble with colored secretions and says the remedy quickly cures him. Price 60 cents at dealers.
In the first year of prohibition in Silver Bow county centered on Butte, authorities report more than 150000 dollars worth of liquor destroyed, 250 arrests, eight moonshiners jailed, and 40 whisky stills seized. The dry squad led by county attorney John Melia conducted 209 raids and seized 32 stills amid a drop in general crime.
An old advertisement urges readers not to neglect rheumatic pain and other aches. It promotes Sloan’s Liniment for external pains and stiffness, claiming instant relief without mess and highlighting its large, economical sales and availability through druggists in 35c 70c and 140c sizes.
A garbled excerpt reviews cold symptoms and relief methods with phrases about easing chest congestion and easing the grippe. It mentions no clear events or identifiable people or organizations.
A damaged OCR fragment describes constipation and related headaches affecting residents. The readable text references sickness and discomfort but lacks coherent details or specific names, places, or dates to provide a fuller event summary.
State reports include a February opening for a new girls vocational school and Mount St Charles College’s $300000 building plan. Notable items cover a 185000 estate, a zinc plant opening, cattle movements to Texas, new internal revenue collector, oil drilling near Mosby, and wage settlements in Butte.
Montana tops states in Yellowstone visitors for 1919 with 2 869 cars carrying 10 417 passengers and 62 261 total visitors through October 12 1919. Idaho is second with 1 355 cars and 5 319 passengers as national park travel hits new records.
A sweeping roundup notes Germany allocating one million marks for farm premiums in wheat barley and potatoes while Berlin seeks agrarian growth. American commerce reports large tax collections in New York and massive asset valuations in Frick and Armour related deals.
Former U S Senator W A Clark donated two 1866 water color sketches by T Tofft to the Montana Historical Library. The panorama features the New York Montana Mining and Development company mill on Grasshopper creek with Haton's cabin Captain Kirby Nugget and Beehive hills and the Dakotah mill.
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