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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1921
Page
3
Editorial style notice promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a tonic for prospective and recovering mothers. It claims to improve appetite ease nervousness and sleeplessness and to shorten convalescence. The ad invites readers to request a trial package by sending 10 cents to Buffalo New York.
President Fred Freeman of Elk Basin Oil and its Montana Oil subsidiary say crude oil price cuts should reduce retail gasoline at Montana stations by about two cents. The firm distributes roughly 60 percent of the state's gasoline and kerosene.
Mrs M Clark of 209 South C Street Livingston Montana reports years of kidney trouble with dull back ache. After using Doan’s Kidney Pills once she found rapid relief and continued use has kept attacks away. Price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A collage of brief items notes varied topics from fortunes and a boxing match postponement to art philanthropy and sugar prices. Highlights include W A Clarke’s $100,000 gift to the Corcoran Gallery, refined cane sugar at 7.25 per hundredweight, and Wilson’s stand against Debs.
The U S Department of Agriculture Biological Survey rejects calls to fund buying the Antelope Island bison herd for 300000. It favors preserving elk ranges near Yellowstone and notes 3393 buffalo live in captivity or freely in the United States, with key herds listed in Moise Montana Wind Cave South Dakota and Yellowstone.
The State Federation of Women’s clubs meets in May. Missoula to host a soap powder plant. railway station agents to meet in February. George B. Swan named Judith Basin county commissioner. Great Falls ministers oppose Irish propaganda. Mrs. Fred Axtell elected Gallatin Pioneer Society president. J C Wood requests $20,000 for state horticulture board. Genoa barn and gear destroyed. house saved. Mrs. Charles Wilson dies. husband charged with murder. Kate Foley convicted of embezzlement. sent to Colorado. Sheriff Gordon cracks down on bootleggers. Tom Stout to speak at U of M anniversary. Glen Nettles linked to multiple robberies. Methodist church buys movie equipment for children. Hans Lauvstad plans to stay in Norway. Archie Harris killed in freight train accident. Bachelors in Silver Bow face poll tax funding widow’s pension. Billings pool hall insurance questioned after deputy’s death. 300 Woodmen parsons to attend May convention in Libby. Bob Baker’s film barred by British censors. Eureka cuts electric rates for mill power. Charles Van Tassel sues Northern Pacific for $10000 over discharge.
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