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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1923
Page
3
A 35 cent bottle of Danderine promises to transform plain hair by moistening a cloth and drawing a strand through it. The tonic is said to instantly double hair beauty, remove dust and oil, refresh the scalp, reduce dandruff and shedding, and help hair grow long and strong.
The Northwest Shorthorn Breeders Association will hold its seventh annual spring sale of Shorthorn cattle at the Union Stock Yards Spokane on Tuesday March 18. Auctioneer Sandy Keith and sales manager A E Lawson lead a 65 bulls and 20 females offering. A livestock conference precedes the sale March 12 with specialists, plus a stag smoker that evening. Information from Mr Lawson 205 Exchange Bank Building Spokane.
All preparations for the Montana Rotary gathering in Livingston are finished as the event moves to be held here on March 12 and 13. Organizers confirmed schedules, venues, and guest speakers for the two day meeting.
An old advertisement urges mothers to give California Fig Syrup to constipated children. It claims a teaspoonful can prevent illness tomorrow and describes signs like biliousness, feverishness, sour stomach, and bad breath. Mothers are advised to insist on genuine California Fig Syrup with proper directions on the bottle.
Sunburst Oil & Gas interests announce a new refinery to be built at once in Great Falls, with an initial daily capacity of 1000 barrels. The plant will be located at the Missouri river junction of the Milwaukee and Great Northern railways on a 20 to 25 acre site, and will include lubricants production and other refined products. Mr. Wyatt and Mr. Parker join as executives, each investing 15,000 shares for five percent profits, with a aims to start by spring and extend capacity unit by unit.
Oil interests in Montana push drilling across Chouteau, Shelby, Sunburst and Cat Creek structures. Canadian capitalists, Illinois Pipeline and Montana Giant plan new wells while Winnett and Stevenson refineries expand capacity. Broad land purchases by Bright Jensen and Kreutzer, 20 miles of pipeline, and first royalties from Kevin Sunburst announce ongoing growth. forecasted aggressive dividend rises to 5 percent monthly.
An ad claims after taking one or two tablets indigestion, heavy pain, heartburn, flatulence, gases, and sour stomach vanish. It promises rapid stomach correction and digestion improvement for a few cents per package as guaranteed by the druggist.
Spokane writer praises the Shelby oil field and rapid growth across Toole county towns. He notes 80 derricks, rising land values, booming rents, new hotels, and busy banks after near ruin two years prior. Oil began with Gordon Campbell well No. 1 last March and 32 wells now produce with gas flows boosting households.
Mrs. A A White recounts two years of illness with loss of strength appetite and sleep trouble after motherhood. She credits Dr Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery with restoring vitality after four bottles and urges others to obtain the remedy in tablets or liquid.
Luke, identified as a former banker, now serves as secretary at an oil company. The note places him in a corporate governance context and highlights a career shift from banking to energy sector administration.
An old advertisement urges consumers to ensure the Bayer name appears on aspirin tablets or packaging to guarantee authenticity. It notes Bayer aspirin has proven safety for over twenty two years, lists common uses, and mentions common package sizes and prices.
A seven hundred acre Sun River ranch twelve miles from Great Falls offers dairy cows and machinery for the right buyer. Also a Creeklyn Stock Farm listing in Jefferson valley with 4000 irrigated acres, modern ranch buildings, dairy and cattle prospects near Milwaukee railway and Yellowstone Trail. Various ads for hemstitching, hairdressing, assays, collections, and seed catalogs follow.
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