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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1923
Page
3
A druggist guarantees Pape a Cold compound will end grippe misery in hours. First dose relieves stuffiness pain headache feverishness congested nose and head. Safe pleasant tablets cost only a few cents and are widely used instead of quinine.
Anaconda resident Miss Selma Murto owns a cat named Tom who has lived with her for 21 years. The cat, once a mouser, now eats milk and canned salmon. Billings’ Thomas Patriach, once called the oldest cat in the United States, recently died aging 24 years and 3 months, leaving Tom as Anaconda’s contender for enduring companionship.
Mrs F G Norman shares a testimonial about her daughter's high school health issues and says Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription with Pleasant Pellets regulated her system and ended her pain. She urges others to obtain the remedy from a local druggist or Dr Pierce for free confidential advice.
Butte per Montana official notes that 76 arms were granted in Silver Bow county last year. Great Falls hosts the Great Falls Rod and Gun Club state shoot with dates June 21 to 24. Other notes include grain and oil in Winnett district and gas flows in Spokane Sweet Grass area. Lewistown reports large grain shipments, Ruth Waite arrives in Milan for opera, and Havre coal output forecast at 50 000 to 55 000 tons valued around 250 000. Butte notes Stewart mine resumption with 400 workers, and a $1000 reward offer for Hiberman hall dynamite culprits. Missoula reports Emmett Rohel claiming his wife shot him on New Year’s day and his suicide attempt.
The state supreme court here ruled to uphold the use of lethal gas for executions. The decision was handed down amid a wave of other national updates from Carson City and surrounding bureaus.
The 1922 Montana mineral output rose value to $44.483 million as gold and copper profits climbed while silver, lead and zinc stayed near normal. Butte mines resumed, copper capacity lagged, and manganese production topped 10,000 tons with Brazil competition blamed for tariff disappointments.
Stockholders of record receive a 75 percent dividend from 56 Petroleum in Miles City, totaling 33 750 on a 45 000 capitalization. Last month paid 100 percent, bringing total dividends to 78 750. The company has now distributed 625 percent of capitalization from Cat Creek district oil earnings over two years. Shares reportedly hold at 30 each, with no sale offered. Cuticora Adv: soothing scalp with Cuticura Ointment and Soap.
The September 21 tariff act imposes duties of 8 9 and 10 per ton on ore with 40 45 and 50 percent manganese. Domestic prices failed to rise with the duty, and only Montana high grade ore mines can operate profitably. The act may revive some Montana mines per the geologic survey.
A 35 cent bottle of Danderine promises instant transformation of dull hair. Rubbed through a strand at a time with a soft cloth, it claims to double hair beauty immediately, remove dust and excess oil, freshen the scalp, prevent dandruff and falling hair, and promote growth.
The Northfield Oil company Genoa structure well yields high quality crude naptha described by the Wyoming state chemist. Tests on a half gallon show 31.4 degrees Baume at 60 F with 25 percent crude naphtha and 53 percent wax distillate in fractions. A re run shows fraction changes and distillation records with multiple percentages and temperatures.
Instantly corrects indigestion with no sour stomach or acid reflux. The ad promises immediate relief from stomach pain and promises guaranteed digestion improvement per package.
The United States government allocates 20,830,195 dollars annually for office rents.
Smooth talking ad touts Cascarets as a gentle constipation remedy for all ages. Claims no griping and candy like taste, selling a 10 cent box and urging use when sick dizzy upset or headaches with sour stomach and gas.
Culleuli and WM ARW advertise bonded adjustment with National Surety Co. and Helena ads. Montana suppliers seek hay grain seeds nursery catalogs and farm goods. Includes tanning services, dog notices, puppies, game trophies, and chore listings from Great Falls Missoula Butte and Billings.
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