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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1923
Page
3
An advertisement touts a 35 cent bottle of Danderine as a quick hair solution. It promises immediate transformation to abundant soft glossy hair, remove dust and oil, refresh the scalp, prevent dandruff and falling hair, and stimulate growth and strength.
An advertisement claims that taking Pape's Diapepsin immediately relieves indigestion sour stomach gas heartburn and stomach pain. It guarantees rapid correction of digestion with each package and emphasizes low cost.
Loggers plan to send fourteen million feet of logs into the Stillwater river this spring if they can fulfill Henry Good contract with Somers Lumber company. The amount is smaller than prior years. last year the contract called for twenty five million feet and the company held a large surplus.
Thomas Cusick of near Java pleads guilty to killing a deer out of season. He pays a $50 fine in Justice of the Peace McCarthy’s court and has his hunting and fishing license suspended for one year.
A physician of integrity and humanitarian effort, Dr RB V Pierce founded the Invalids Hotel in Buffalo New York and authored Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription. The remedy, a herbal tonic for women's ailments, has vast support and now comes in tablet and liquid forms through the hotel.
The bill by Senator D. F. Mains of Pondora county would require two weeks notice before licenses and parental or guardian consent for minors, restrict licenses to certain ages, and allow a judge to delay or deny licenses. It also bans marriage for the diseased or related individuals, sets sworn statements, and imposes penalties for false claims and improper licenses. Also addresses divorce by delaying remarriage within a year and making violations a felony.
A state report notes Butte burglars entered the home of Will Irvine assistant city treasurer and fled with about 15 dollars from two small banks. Other items include Ohio Oil building in Shelby and a new dam age suit in Great Falls.
The Great Northern railway announced plans to construct 2000 feet of industrial track at Sunburst to serve warehouse space for supply and oil firms, and 650 feet at Shelby for the National Supply company store. Sunburst track will run from the city toward the Illinois Pipe Line tank farm and connect to the main line at both ends.
A vintage ad promotes Cascarets laxative in candy flavor for both adults and children. It claims quick relief from sickness and digestive discomfort and lists a price of 10 cents per box.
Montana’s State University at Missoula announces expanded correspondence study with home based courses in 80 subjects across biology business English geology history mathematics languages and more. A $2 50 per credit fee sustains the department and a bulletin is available by mail.
Volleyball teams from across the state will compete in a tournament at the Great Falls YMCA, linked with the state handball event on April 19 20 and 21. Invitations will go to Y’s from Helena Butte Dillon Bozeman and Missoula.
An advertisement promises a quick fix for upset stomachs and constipation in children using California Fig Syrup. It emphasizes a fruity taste, safe for infants and older kids, and urges mothers to ask for the genuine product by name to avoid imitations.
The World London announces Princess Mary has given birth to a son, reflecting royal family news amid postwar shifts. Savannah, Ga. reports America’s last troops returning from Europe signaling the end of its war involvement. Duesseldorf notes the French announce a death penalty for sabotage and railroad tampering to protect travelers. Chicago covers Emile Coue’s lecture where crowds sought auto-suggestion cures for ailments, including the disabled and weary, reflecting public interest in self-help therapies.
Drugstore promises to cure a cold in hours with Pape's Cold Compound. Each package guarantees relief from stuffiness headache feverishness and congested nose after the first dose. Safe pleasant tablets cost only a few cents and are widely used instead of quinine.
A small pharmacist from Nancy stopped all cures prompting police intervention to clear the stage. The incident disrupted activities and drew law enforcement attention to the venue.
A 24 acre irrigated fruit and alfalfa ranch near Oroville in the Okanogan valley is offered for sale or exchange. It includes a completely furnished setup with team wagon Jersey cow mower and other equipment. Value estimated near seven thousand dollars with no mortgage. Roy Riley of Wairview Montana to handle the offer.
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