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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1923
Page
4
In a brief note a local druggist guarantees each package of Pape's Cold Compound will break up a cold and end misery within hours or money refunded. First dose relieves stuffiness pain headache feverishness inflamed nose and head. The safe pleasant tablets cost only a few cents and are now favored over quinine by millions.
Advert helps relieve constipation with Cascarets described as a pleasant tasting laxative suitable for adults and children. The copy promises quick relief from sickness dizziness sour stomach and headaches with a 10 cent box price.
In Hot Springs a community swimming pool will be built. Great Falls will host a Pantages vaudeville circuit opening. Forsythe reports two Vananda men killing 67 coyotes in three months. Helena notes an income tax bill in the legislature was killed. Poplar farmers push into dairying on a large scale. A National Guard company in Poplar is forming, all members from Indiana. Great Falls mentions thousands of Japanese leaving the Yakima reservation to lease irrigated Montana land. Butte reports 20 foreigners convicted of liquor and narcotics offenses face deportation. Shelby records final acceptance of the Toole county American Legion Boxing prize ride with Jack Dempsey on July 4, via Tommy Gibbons and manager Eddie Kane. An Anaconda incident details Ernest Meyer, 16, shot in the right thumb with bullet fragments in neck and throat, recovering consciousness after walking home a mile.
Women can dye or tint worn garments with Diamond Dyes by following simple package directions. The product guarantees no spotting fading streaking or running. Inform your druggist if the material is wool silk linen cotton or a blend.
Santa Barbara praises the western artist Charles M Russell after he sells a painting to the Prince of Wales for 10000 dollars. Douglas Fairbanks also buys one of his works for the same amount, while Russell defends Great Falls roots and lampoons Santa Barbara sunshine and movie folk.
A licensed New York physician offers a fat reduction program claiming rapid weight loss without payment until results appear. The ad promises health benefits and relief from symptoms tied to obesity, including shortness of breath and high blood pressure, and invites readers to request a free trial treatment.
Cal Crumbaker of Fort Benton born in Washington state rose from homesteader farmer and merchant to serve Chouteau county in the Sixteenth Seventeenth and Eighteenth Montana legislatures and was elected speaker at the Eighteenth assembly. He edits the Fort Benton Independent and is the state’s second newspaperman to hold the speakership.
A roundup of items reports appropriations for army maintenance in Washington, border dry-up plans for Mexico, U.S. gasoline output, a bandit raid for 10000, Salt Lake City smoking case, currency rates in New York, Michigan murder pardon limits, Mustapha Kemel Pasha leading Turkish emancipation efforts, bank securities theft in Los Angeles, FTC probe of Famous Players-Lasky, Chicago crime linked to Big Tim Murphy, Chapparel suppression at Stanford, liquor import data dispute, 64 counterfeiters nabbed in New York, 2 sisters sue Purnell over House of David allegations.
Miles City enjoys a surge of publicity as potential northern terminus for a Montana Railway line from the Salt Creek oil fields. Local booster belief centers on a new depot to be completed this year and the city’s revival after past hard times, with surveyors pushing south toward the Wyoming line and business optimism rising among residents and visitors.
Fragmentary line suggests optimism for the city as it anticipates prosperity and growth in the coming era. No specific people places or dates are identifiable in the readable text.
Elaborate plans for the eighth annual Montana Auto Mobile Show in Great Falls announce 44 automobiles on display and 17 accessory firms at the City Market Building during Community Week. Reduced railroad rates accompany the event with other activities listed in the week’s schedule.
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