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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1922
Page
3
Mrs. A. E. Boorman of Kalispell Montana testifies Doan's Kidney Pills aid weak kidneys and back pain, noting quick relief and satisfaction for herself and children. The ad urges asking for Doan's Kidney Pills at 60 cents, Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY markets.
An old fashioned advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a remedy to cleanse the liver and bowels of children. It promises quick relief from constipation and illness, urging mothers to use the genuine product with clear age directions and to beware of imitations.
In New Jersey, Louis Lively and George Washington Knight were executed in the electric chair at the state prison. Lively faced charges for killing Matilda Russo in East Moorestown last June, while Knight was convicted of murdering Edith M. Wilson, a church organist, in Perth Amboy last March.
Washington reports the German government accepts Alanson B. Houghton of New York as a suitable ambassador pick. The envoy designate serves in the U.S. House and is backed for diplomatic posting amid ongoing talks.
In July 1884 a sizable Crow war party of about 20 lodges moved onto Roberts' creek between Haystack Butte and Judith Gap near Nihill along the Great Northern line. They were from south of the Yellowstone and relied on antelope with no buffalo or other game. The open country south of the Gap exposed them to harsh winter storms while cattle and sheep men used it as summer grazing land.
A collage of notes from Montana towns reports events from February dates onward including corn show dates at Lambert, a hotel and drug store destroyed in Eureka, a state teachers convention in Missoula, Montanas first interscholastic musical contest in Big Timber, tax and fire safety updates in Helena, and criminal trials in Anaconda and Bozeman plus hostile encounters between Crow and Piegan groups with cattle raiding and a man kidnapped for a horse trade turning violent near Winnecook and Roberts creek areas.
The ad touts Cascarets as the nicest candy like laxative to cleanse liver and bowels. It claims relief from dizziness headaches colds biliousness and indigestion and promises a full bowels empty by morning. One or two tablets work while you sleep and cost ten cents a box. Children love Cascarets too.
A broad 1922 round up notes large U S construction plans totaling twenty billion dollars. It also reports Hugo Stinnes pursuing expanded holdings in Argentina, a lynching in Mayo Florida, a fraternity vandalism incident in Madison, and a bank robbery by four bandits in Chicago. It notes the death of George Baldwin Selden in Rochester and political moves on the Federal Reserve board in Washington. Earthquakes in southern California, a murder confession in Long Branch New Jersey, mayoral commentary in Magnetic Springs Ohio, and Wilson memorial fundraising rallies in New York are included.
The Postum Cereal company announces a lower price on Post Toasties effective December 31, 1921. Corn flakes held prices steady during wartime readjustment and are now first to drop, prompting thrifty housewives to respond quickly.
An eye witness recounts a 20 minute clash between Piegan and Crow forces near Judith Gap. The Piegan force, three groups of three, defeats the Crow left with casualties and horses, then withdraws toward the Yellowstone reservation. one Piegan dies later in Stranahan’s tent.
Advertises Pape's Cold Compound as a fast remedy for any cold. A dose every two hours until three doses relieve nasal congestion, stop runny nose, and ease headache and feverishness. Says it acts quickly, costs only a few cents, and contains no quinine.
A personal call or correspondence to the Savings Department of the Great Falls Building and Loan Association at 201 Central Avenue Great Falls Montana promises a six percent return and security for savings.
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