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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1914
Page
6
An advertisement touts a versatile White sewing machine available in rotary and vibrator styles. It offers both lock and chain stitch capabilities, newest steel attachments, and easy payment plans. Free H. T. catalogue promoted upon request with name and address.
Local businessman J B McLaren invites both longtime and new customers to reach out by phone for information and service inquiries. The note emphasizes accessibility and personal contact to discuss offerings and support.
Montana Senator Henry L. Myers hails the banking and currency bill as a landmark reform. He says it will protect small savers, stabilize panics, and strengthen regional banks with government support while expanding elastic money to aid debtors and merchants nationwide. He contrasts it with the wartime banking act and notes its swift enactment after the Democratic victory.
The program for Farmers Week at Bozeman lists daily short courses for farmers and homemakers from 9 to 12 and 1 to 2 80 p m with forty two instructors covering dairying poultry crops stock judging veterinary science biology horticulture economics cooking sewing health education and farmstead adornment. Each day features specific topics from rural organizations farm homes recreation and health rural schools country church good seed live stock and dairying with lectures demonstrations and addresses by noted experts including Governor S W Stewart and Professors Storms Waugh Mumford and Shaw. Reduced railroad rates will apply January 16 to February 2 and the program is available on application to F S Cooley Bozeman.
Montana produced deep and placer mine metals valued at about 59 million dollars in 1918, down from 64.75 million in 1912. Copper output fell about nine percent while silver rose sharply from zinc ores and overall zinc and silver gains helped offset declines. The article notes key mines and plants including Butte operations, leaching tests, and electrification reducing costs.
For sale fifty well broke mares and geldings aged four to nine years with weights from 1100 to 1550 pounds. Prices reasonable and satisfaction guaranteed. Contact J. E. Morse or J. W. Sutherland, agent, 1916.
The article discusses a mother puzzled by her teen son's voracious appetite during a rapid growth phase. It argues that during early adolescence the body demands abundant, nutrient rich food to build a healthy, active individual and questions whether the diet should be limited.
The text advises growing boys need protein from various sources not just meat, with emphasis on milk eggs cheese beans and peas. It stresses ample carbohydrates from bread and butter, and encourages sugar and sweets as natural appetite enhancers for healthy growth.
Busy Bee Cafe promotes its meals and Hills Brothers coffee. The notice lists the Second door south of the post office and Dr Walker's office and residence in the Metlen block.
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