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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1919

Page

4

Plan for New Counties Proposes Several Divisions

Montana lawmakers consider county boundary changes during the session. Proposals include splitting Teton with seats at Choteau and Conrad or Cut Bank, cascading Cascade into multiple counties, and Sheridan with seats at Plentywood and a Great Northern town. Other plans target Yellowstone lands for roads and new divisions across Cascade, Teton, and more as state expands from 16 to 43 counties.

Teton County Choteau Conrad Cut Bank Cascade County Cascade Sheridan County Plentywood Great Northern Culbertson Poplar Wolf Point Yellowstone County Yellowstone River Carbon County Laurel Montana Idaho Territorial Missoula Washington Missoula County Territorial Assembly of the Territory of Washington Dawson Medgher Legislative Assembly Edgerton Lewis and Clark Silver Bow Deer Lodge Custer Gallatin Fergus Chouteau Park Meagher Commonwealth Flathead Teton Valley Carbon Yellowstone Sweetgrass Broadwater Jefferson and Powell County Granite Rosebud County Sanders Lincoln County Flathead County Musselshell County Blaine Hill Fallen Big Horn Rosebud Stillwater Toole Hill and Teton Richland Mineral Prairie Phillips Blaine and Wheatland County Carter County Fallon Supreme Court Lincoln Madison Rayalli Powell Wibaux Sheridan Honor Carter and Toole Beaverhead Musselshell Cascades Missouri Wheatland Yellowstone Park James J. Hill Beaverhead River White Deer Lodge

Lloyd George says Germany must pay to limit of capacity

British premier David Lloyd George cites war bill and total costs of conflict to Britain. He notes Germany’s prewar wealth as 15 to 20 billion pounds and insists Germany should pay to the limit of its capacity.

Germany David Lloyd George Great Britain

Dr. King’s New Discovery Sanitary Cough Relief

An old advertising paragraph touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a remedy for coughs and colds for decades. It claims quick relief, a soothing effect on the throat, and ease of breathing with no after-effects, urging readers to ask their druggist.

New Life Pills promise bowel schedule and cleansing

An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a mild effective laxative for regular bowel movements. It claims cleansing of poisonous wastes, clearer complexion, improved digestion, and fresh breath.

Dr. King

Not Your Heart It’s Your Kidneys Advert

An old advertisement emphasizes kidney health, warning that most ill health stems from kidney trouble. It promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as a remedy, claiming rapid relief and urging ongoing use to prevent future attacks. The copy stresses the kidneys as blood filters and urges readers to buy the imported brand.

Nature Haarlem

Old Teakettle Sings for Humidity Against Influenza

Bozeman professor F W Ham argues water vapor in indoor air helps health during the Spanish influenza. He cites 60 percent relative humidity as ideal, notes outdoor air runs about 60 percent, and suggests kettles, hot-water tanks, and humidified furnaces raise indoor moisture to reduce colds and bronchitis.

Bozeman F. W. Ham State College Department of Physics Boards of Health Board of Health Montana State College Department of Meteorology Montana Experiment Station

Germany Near 500000 Ton Shortfall in Allied Armistice Terms

Germany remains about 500000 tons short of the shipping quota required by terms of the armistice with the Allies. Officials from Berlin indicate shortages hinder compliance and threaten timely fulfillment of obligations.

Germany

Great Falls committee to aid aerial mail station plan

Secretary R B Skinner of the Great Falls commercial club sent a letter to Col M F Davis aviation chief. Davis replied the northern routes and landing stations for the proposed air service will not be selected until spring. The exchange confirms Great Falls will cooperate with government officials to establish an aerial mail station.

Skinner Great Falls

County scales down deputy sheriffs in Teton County

County commissioners dispose of all deputies leaving the sheriff elect with one deputy and an under sheriff. In Chicago a banquet of plant foremen and superintendents endorses Charles M Schwab for president with no partisanship noted.

Teton County Chicago Charles M. Schwab

Patrols on Rhine as marines guard German bridgeheads

American gunboats patrol the Rhine while marines stand sentinel on the German side of bridgeheads along the famed river, indicating tense occupation conditions amid postwar reporting.

Rhine

Warrenton Seaport Proposal Promotes Grain Trade Growth

Promoters urge Montana farmers to ship eastward via Warrenton at the mouth of the Columbia, claiming longer water access and cheaper rail grades. They argue Warrenton offers a central Pacific port, proximity to the Canal, and faster access to the Orient, touting a Christmas investment offer.

Montana Pacific Coast Seattle Portland Puge Sound Cascade Mountains Columbia River Warrenton Columbia Harbor Pacific Seaport Panama Canal Orient Tacoma

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Montana Territory Jefferson Choutéau Big Horn County Dawson County Territorial Assembly Gallatin County Allies Bill Warrenton, Ore Northern Pacific Chenias E. A. Tyler Realty Company
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