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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1920

Page

4

No Rest No Peace Promotes Dean's Kidney Pills

A Montana reader testimonial claims relief from back pain and urinary disorders after using Dean's Kidney Pills. The ad cites improved sleep and energy after three boxes, with price 60 cents and distribution by Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo New York.

Dean Trevis Getohel St Helenia Mont Saya Mike Travis Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y

Prominent Women Testify About Cure for Run-Down Condition

In Hoquiam Washington Mrs M H Hasrinas describes severe back and head pain affecting her work. She credits twelve bottles of Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription with complete relief and says she can do all her own work now and feels well.

Hoquiam Wash Dr. Pierce M. H. Hasrinas Simpson

Woman's health ads praise Dr Pierce medicines

A Vallejo reader reports relief from headaches and backaches during pregnancy using Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and notes an easier childbirth. A Washington woman says 8 Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription cured her woman's troubles and recommends both medicines to others.

Dr. Pierce

Dr King’s New Discovery Crowdsourced Remedy Ad

An old style advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a safe cough cold and grippe relief. It claims it loosens phlegm soothes the throat and eases cough with no bad after effects and lists price 60c to 1.20 a bottle at druggists.

Dr Kings New Life Pills Advertises Constipation Relief

An old advertisement promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills to ease biliousness indigestion and constipation. It claims regular bowels reduce headaches sour stomach dizziness and bad breath with a nightly dose. Available at druggists for 25 cents.

Dr. Kings New Life

Influenza cases rise in state with 111 new reports

State health board reports 111 new influenza cases, raising the total to 1,334 cases to date in the state.

State Health Board

Pump Irrigation Transforms Missouris Bottom Lands in 1919

In 1919 a group led by former State Senator George Stevens pumped Missouri River water to irrigate bottom lands near Fort Benton. Using 220 horsepower, 13 000-volt transmission, and GE equipment, they watered 350 acres and raised two superb alfalfa crops, delivering water at about 150 dollars per acre foot. The Fort Benton Power Co. built 30 miles of line. partners include F. E. Stranahan and D. G. Lockwood among others.

George Stevens Chouteau County Fort Benton Missouri River Montana Power Company General Electric Company Montana Stevens Missouri Great Falls J. W. Hobbins Fort Panton F. E. Stranahan Stockmen’s National Bank of D. G. Lockwood Morrison & Brown Ed Reichel Embleton Bros Tim Murray

Philipsburg to Have Big Fertilizer Plant

Maxwell site near Philipsburg Montana will host a new fertilizer plant to be built by Fred Irwin and F J Russell of Spokane at an estimated cost of 250 000 to 800 000 dollars. The plant plans contracts to supply 80 000 tons annually to the Japanese government and is negotiating with a Hawaii plantation firm. The facility will employ 300 workers and produce 500 tons per day.

Maxwell Philipsburg Montana Fred Irwin F. J. Russell Spokane Hawaiii

Montana buyers blamed as innocent victims of inflation

Merchants in Billings say eastern buyers spur price hikes while Montanans remain thrifty and steady. They report normal state commerce despite rising wages and a nationwide demand surge driving manufacturers to meet orders with price increases.

Montana East C. W. Bowen Billings Mr. Bowen Hart, Schaffner & Marx

Montana Enumerator Delays Highlight Lewis and Clark Tale

A Montana Forest Service office named Lewis and Clark prompts a census taker to ask for the explorers. Clerks explain both men are long deceased, illustrating a century of history since 1805. An unrelated advertising blurb for Cuticura Soap closes the item.

Lewis and Clark United States National Forest Service Lewis and Clark Forest Montana Lewis Clark

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Vallejo Calif Bert Purman Dr. King Gentry George H. Stevens Senator Stevens Ian W. Teagarden The Montana Irrigation Association Mrs. Kelly O’hanlon Garment Workers Orient
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