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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1920

Page

2

Eighteen Planes to Patrol Montana in 1920 Base Missoula

Eighteen U S Air Service planes with Forestry Service observers will base at Missoula in 1920 to locate fires in forest reserves with sub stations at Butte Helena and Kalispell Two planes at each sub station will have permanent hangars Plans include licensing campers with permits and 15 year site leases plus construction of special camp fireplaces Weather records show past fires rising with heat and drought A Deer Lodge reserve survey will map summer home sites and roads and open eligible sites with a 15 year lease fee of 15 annually and first come first served allocations

United States Air Service Forestry Service Montana Fire Review Board Missoula Butte Helena Kalispell L. C. Stockdale Deer Lodge Stockdale Weather Bureau F. G. Clark

Gruesome 1919 Murder Record in Silver Bow Montana

A blunt survey lists a year of murders in Silver Bow Montana detailing victims Gust Manos John Shea Lynch Clough Alfred Martin Charles Antila Joseph Grandis Grover Burns Morris Hayes Frank Murphy and others with motives including robbery jealousy and self defense. The record notes arrests trials and outcomes in multiple cases across Butte and surrounding areas.

Montana Silver Bow Gust Manos School of Mines Manos George Pallas Nick Kouscoulas Pallas Kouscoulas John Shea East Park Street John Lynch Harry Clough Lake Avoca Clough Lynch Alfred Martin Iowa Melrose Martin Butte Charles J. Antila Antila Fawcett Street Joseph Grandis Grandis Terry Grover C. Burns Montana Street Bessie M. Clark Burns Morris Hayes West Porphyry Street William A. Amrin Amrin Frank Murphy Oregon Murphy Dan Morrigan Nevada City James Ferry North Main Street Merrigan Ferry David W. Thomas

Cuticura Trio Endorsed For Baby Skin Comfort

An advertisement urges parents to use Cuticura Soap for cleansing, Cuticura Ointment for relief of red rough itching skin, and Cuticura Talcum powder for fragrance and dryness as part of the Cuticura Toilet Trio.

Market quips on stocks dipping with a witty exchange

Smith notes stocks took a drop while Jones retorts they fell the whole bottle in a humorous exchange. The banter highlights a sharp downturn and a playful jab about the magnitude of the decline.

Health Advice on Kidney Health and Pain Signals

An obscure health note warns that body stiffness and movement pain can signal kidney issues and emphasizes keeping kidneys healthy through unspecified measures. The fragment reads as a general wellness tip without clear sources or actionable steps.

Gold Medal Abelem Remedy Ad

An old advertisement touts Gold Medal Abelem as a universal cure for kidney liver bladder and uric acid troubles. It claims long standing quality since 1696 and urges regular use with guaranteed authenticity on all boxes.

Begg's Mustarine Mustard Plaster Ad Claims Quick Pain Relief

A 30 cent offer promotes Begg's Mustarine mustard plaster as the original strong yellow mustard pain killer. The copy asserts rapid relief for headaches neuralgia toothache earache backache bronchitis lumbago and inflammation of the feet, touting safety and instant action.

Uncle Dick Sutton Began as Calf Showman and Built a Fortune

The Butte showman Uncle Dick Sutton recalled his start after turning 74, recounting a Missouri calf scheme that yielded about 100000 dollars in three years. He cited bold risk, a supportive circle, and a pivotal four free tickets deal as the turning point in his rise to a statewide theatrical magnate.

Dick Sutton Butte Uncle Dick Missouri Timbuctoo

Billings New Hotel to Be Finest in Montana

Ground will break in spring on a 1 000 000 hotel in Billings headed by Roy Carruthers of the Pennsylvania hotel. The Hart-Albin Mercantile Company promotes the project with A H Barth building at North Twenty ninth Street and Second Avenue. Plans are approved and the Carruthers hotel is billed as the finest in the west.

Barth Roy Carruthers Pennsylvania Hotel New York Billings R. M. Hart Hart-Albin Mercantile Company A. H. Barth North Twenty-ninth Street Second Avenue The Carruthers

D Hart Rules Against Shipping of Game Heads

Mounted elk heads killed in season are considered game and cannot be shipped out of state to Montana hunters who left the heads with local taxidermists. Game Warden J L DeHart issued the ruling citing state laws that bar shipment after the season ends. Attorneys warn of complications arguing mounted heads used as interior decor and changing hands should not be treated as fresh game.

Montana J. L. DeHart

Butte Man Sues Over Alaska Gold Find

Butte mining figure M. W. Bacon sues in Spokane federal court against R. K. Neill, discoverer of the Premier mine at Ketchikan Alaska. Bacon claims he grub-staked Neill and helped finance the Klondike strike that drew thousands north.

M. W. Bacon Butte Spokane R. K. Neill Ketchikan Alaska North Country Bacon Neill Heinze Klondike

Rich Canadian gold mines draw historic spring rush

The text notes a major rush to a Canadian boundary site south of Hinder as weather allows spring travel. Several strikes in the area promise rich ore, though development costs are high and returns may take time. Current gold proves very valuable, and the Guggenheim family is reported to have gained control from Neill, with Bacon challenging the arrangement.

Hinder Guggenheim Neill Bacon

Holt acquires Loesch ranch near Miles City

E B Holt of Miles City buys the Loesch ranch along Johnson creek south of Miles City. The 5000 acre property will be used for tilled land and livestock. The deal is a private transaction between Holt and A F Loesch and does not involve Holt estate interests tied to the Hill family. The Loesch ranch is viewed as one of Custer county’s finest.

E. B. Holt Miles City Loesch Johnson Creek Holt A. F. Loesch Hill Custer County

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Tramway East Broadway Alec McLean Carl Matter A. McIntosh Gus Andros Theodore Chronos Viola Shower Moose Block South Main Street Byrne Louis Guintili Northern Pacific East Butte Livingston Guintili Joe Melani Patrick Green Northwest Coal Company William Gill Earth Showman D'Hart Big Ranch Deal Near Miles Trk Lusal Edmonson E. E. Edmonson Lapeyre Great Falls, Montana
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