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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1923
Page
2
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as a simple, guaranteed solution to restore color to skirts waists coats stockings and draperies. It claims no streaking spotting or color run and instructs buyers to tell the druggist the material type wool silk cotton or mixed.
Improved methods at the Kevin-Sunburst fields raise production. A. M. Sellery of Ohio Oil reports doubled output after cleaning wells. The Mid-Northern well on 9-35-2 west rose to 280 barrels daily after replacing two-inch tubing with three-inch, while nearby wells show strong 240 barrel per day results.
An agricultural guidance note urges sound clean feeds and ample fresh water for horses. It cautions against moldy or dusty forage, stresses gradual rations, and tailors feeding to activity, with regular exercise and constant salt access. It warns against reliance on costly tonics and recommends veterinary advice for thrifty horses.
The article describes Blackleg Aggressin from Lederle as a superior vaccine for cattle, developed in 1916 from infected muscle exudate. It claims broad field effectiveness, lasting immunity, and safety, with extensive trials and official support, plus guidance on distribution. It also notes Montana Railroad Commission freight-rate victories and proposed reductions of 6 to 30 percent, pending eastern line concurrence.
Experts endorse sodium fluoride as an effective inexpensive powder for poultry lice. Apply by pinching small amounts into feathers on head neck tail breast vent thighs and under wings. One thorough treatment required to prevent reinfestation. effects appear after several days as lice and young die.
A three hour clash near Flathead Lake involving Sheriff Fitzpatrick Deputies Ufford and locals including Mrs John Loziler and her 10 year old son. Armed with a shotgun and a pancake griddle shield the pair joined a siege using rifles pistols and shotguns as weapons.
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