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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1922
Page
3
B Travis of 810 Getchel St Helena Montana describes years of back pain and nocturnal distress from kidney issues. After using three boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills he reports full relief and regained energy. Price 60c at all dealers and Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY manufactures.
A vintage advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as the fastest cure for colds. It claims relief from nasal congestion, headaches, and feverishness after the first dose, with dosing every two hours for three doses. The product is inexpensive, tastes pleasant, and contains no quinine.
An assay of ore from the Nevada mine near Neihart shows 2144 percent lead and 59 1 10 ounces of silver per ton. Three workers made the strike behind the claim on a side of the mountain, likely under 100 feet underground. The mine is leased to Neihart party interests and owned mainly by Mrs. David Rice and Mrs. Betty Sklaser with other local investors.
Montana district court sentenced Joe Vuckovich of Missoula to death for the slaying of Mrs. Jerry Shea. The crime occurred February 1, 1921, with execution set for February 17 before District Judge Lentz.
Montana farmers gathered for the annual Farmers Week at Montana State College Bozeman with over 100 registrants. Key speakers included O E Bradfute vice president of the American Farm Bureau Federation and Chester C Davis Montana agriculture commissioner who urged a permanent agricultural system and highlighted farm bureau co op efforts.
A vintage ad touts Cascareta as a gentle overnight laxative that “work while you sleep” and claims it empties bowels by morning without stirring you up or causing griping. It highlights low cost at ten cents a box and notes children also love Cascareta.
Dolly Dean Burgess loses her $200 monthly post on the veterans welfare commission payroll effective January 1 1922 as ex service men press for staffing changes. She remains briefly in the office to wrap up duties though the firing follows a Legion led probe into extravagance and fund diversion.
Veterans in Miles City refused to sign the report. State officials of the American Legion failed to convene a conference in Helena with the committee, producing no settlement. Mr Toomey says the veterans welfare commission has filed no claims since October 26, though about 2000 to 5000 dollars may have been disbursed.
Heron Sanders county led Montana with 4.31 inches of moisture in December while Geraldine in central Montana recorded the deepest snow at 27 inches. Montana weather director William T. Lathrop released the December precipitation table. St Louis and Missouri lawmakers were urged to back a Volstead act amendment allowing beer and light wine above 0.5 percent alcohol.
Chicago votes 52 to 4 to condemn the Volstead act and urge repeal. Britain’s foreign trade falls in 1921 versus 1920. President Harding nominates Philip Daniels postmaster at Anaconda Montana and Elmer T. Betts at Laramie Wyoming. Sing Sing executes Edward Persons William Marwey and Raymond Mulford after governor declines reprieve. An anonymous donor gives 150000 for an orthopedic hospital under Dr Adolf Lorenz. Edsel Ford leads bid to seize Lincoln Motor assets in February. Europe nears prewar food production, notes A P Dennis dispatch. Milwaukee favors beer and light wines amid rising crime tied to prohibition. Wisconsin Supreme Court allows dentists to remove teeth without consent if professionally justified. Milwaukee County damages upheld. Unemployment worsens nationwide post holidays per Secretary Hoover.
An old advertisement urges mothers to give California Fig Syrup to cleanse the liver and bowels of sick children. It claims a teaspoonful can remove constipation toxins and restore playfulness, noting imitation risks and directions on the bottle.
A quick relief for indigestion gas and stomach distress. A few tablets ease acidity sourness fermentation and heartburn almost immediately. Large cases cost only a few cents at drugstores and have helped millions annually.
Albany reports Assemblyman Cuvillier proposes a bill to legalize sold beverages up to 8 percent alcohol by weight for on premise use in hotels and restaurants. New York builds 1921 total spending rises 14.9 percent from 1920. Bradstreet's notes 150 cities spent 120.99 million on building in December, up 12.83 percent from December 1920.
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