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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1920
Page
3
Get Sloan’s for your pain relief. Try it on a stiff joint sore muscle sciatic pain rheumatic twinge or lame back for warm soothing relief. Won’t stain skin or waste time in applying. Large bottle economy. Available at your druggist. 35c 70c 1.40.
An advertisement touts Mustarine as a quick pain killer for rheumatism headaches neuralgia toothache and more. It claims relief within five minutes and draws inflammation from sore feet with strong yellow mustard action, sold in a big 8s box for 30 cents.
Roundup and several Montana towns report new developments from January, including Musgelshell voting for a 300000 bond, 5000 acres under irrigation near Wilsall, and oil prospects driving land sales near Roundup. Workers negotiate wages and new corporate filings appear in Helena and Billings as weather and seasonality influence activity.
President Alfred Atkinson of Montana State College urged a state soil survey at an Irrigation Institute meeting. He argued a survey would provide vital land resource data for farmers and investors and that the college stands ready to conduct it once funding is available.
Frank Lehman of Billings seeks ten thousand dollars damages from the Northern Pacific railway for injuries alleged to have occurred October 20, 1919 while in the company’s employ. He says a wood splinter in a car door, negligently left by the defendant, pierced his hand and caused blood poisoning.
A wide array of terse dispatches cover global events from 117 submarine chasers for sale in the United States to strikes in Honolulu and Italy. Reports include inflation cases in Chicago, oil land disputes in Texas and Oklahoma, and large U.S. construction contracts. Notable items mention bonds, shipbuilding, and European loans, with observations on fuel, wine, and alcohol production and a $35,000 hog sale in Noblesville.
A near town Spokane County farm offers 176 248 acres with 240 acres in cultivation and 95 acres of winter wheat. Features include strong farm buildings and proximity to a paved road one and a half miles from town, 18 miles from Spokane. Asking price 125 per acre, cash 10000, mortgage details note a federal loan of 10000 and second mortgage of 7000. This investment promises profit. for buyers to request farm lists from International Real Estate Exchange Bureaus Spokane.
Interviews with Billings real estate men show land values in Yellowstone County strengthening from $15-$20 per acre to $40-$60 per acre. Dealers report landholders confident values will rise and never fall, with demand rising and buyers waiting for further increases.
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