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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1926
Page
2
An article by Mrs. M. Be Plassmann critiques U.S. Indian policy as vacillating and hypocritical. It argues the government sought to relocate tribes, pledge schooling and annuities, and restrict white encroachment, yet repeatedly failed to protect wards and honor agreements.
Rudolph Mans of 523 Third Ave SW reports a dull back ache and frequent kidney pains. After two boxes of Doan's Pills bought at West Side Drug Store he says relief followed.
The piece traces how European settlers justified westward expansion by acquiring land through trade, treaties, and force, contrasting white individual ownership with Indigenous communal rights. It discusses post Revolution policies, Calhoun and Monroe plans for a permanent Indian homeland, and the cycles of settlement, warfare, and displacement that followed.
Forming a combined cow testing association and club, with Lantz drafting the constitution and by laws and membership agreements. If enough dairy herds sign up, a full time tester will be hired. until then Walter Westerman of the local creamery will conduct monthly tests. New York consumes 1,800,000,000 eggs annually.
Attorney General Foot orders abatement actions against ten Anaconda liquor venues as part of a state padlock program. Separate items note potential housing of 100 federal prisoners at Deer Lodge, a Cascade county land dispute, and other Montana court rulings, including road and tax matters.
An advertisement urges readers to try Tanlac urging a one week trial to restore strength and vigor. It claims Tanlac cleanses the bloodstream and improves digestion and appetite and cites millions helped and over 100,000 praise letters. The copy invites immediate purchase and notes noticeable improvement after a week.
Indications point to a strong apple harvest in Bitter Root valley as buds appear promising for orchardists. Last year an expected December frost threatened recovery, but a recent survey confirms a healthy outlook and continued fruit production potential.
Major C. B. Lohmiller, longtime superintendent of the Lame Deer and former Fort Peck supervisor, plans a summer gathering of local Indians to revisit early historic events and celebrate their heritage.
A swarm of migrating grasshoppers attached to an airplane piloted by Leo Waldron, an aerial firefighter, during a flight over Washington state. The incident left the craft covered in insects, impeding visibility and requiring stops or cleanup actions.
Seventy five percent of tobacco sold in England comes in cigarette form, highlighting smoking prevalence and product preference in the market.
A period ad urges mothers to use California Fig Syrup to ease a sick child’s bowels and prevent illness. It warns to insist on the genuine product with proper dosing directions printed on the bottle and to say California to avoid imitations.
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