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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1923
Page
3
A crying child is soothed by the fruity California Fig Syrup which scientists claim opens the bowels. The copy urges mothers to give a teaspoonful to prevent illness and lists symptoms like constipation biliousness fever and sour stomach. It warns to ask for genuine California Fig Syrup to avoid imitation.
A 36 cent bottle of Danderine promises instant improvement in hair. Moisten a cloth and run it through hair to remove dust and oil, then enjoy softer, glossier hair. The tonic claims to refresh the scalp, curb dandruff and shedding, and promote longer, thicker, stronger hair.
A drilling in the Benton lake country about 10 miles north of Great Falls hit shale oil at 660 feet depth. In Bozeman the Montana Seed Growers Association marked its tenth anniversary after a 1912 start with a few seed cranks and exhibitors growing into a statewide body.
An old Salt Lake City notice urges mothers to protect daughters health with Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. A testimonial from Mrs. Ellen Balm forth cites benefits during puberty and recommends the tonic to mothers of young women.
In a Helena back room tragedy Ruth Waite learned her father died. The future opera star, Marie Montana, rose from hardship to sing in Milan and plan a New York debut, while journalist Charles T. Shearer recalls the child’s origin and the odds overcome.
A rugged account of a lone scout named Chasin Paches roaming the desert with keen senses, facing endless sun, sand, and greasewood years. He draws no pension or pay, marching through lifeless bone trails and blistering heat while his steadfast courage endures.
A one cent per gallon increase in wholesale gasoline is announced by Midwest Refining. The report lists other world items including a fatal hotel fire in Homestead near Pittsburgh and a Seattle taxi driver found shot on the highway.
An advertisement promotes Pape's Diapepsin claiming rapid relief from indigestion, sour stomach, heartburn, and gas after taking one or two tablets. It asserts the remedy corrects digestion for a few cents with a money back guarantee from the druggist.
A brief column notes a young woman famed as a grand opera ginger to Italy had not been heard of until a recently printed item appeared at the top of a column. The passage ends with the remark that that is the end of the story.
Montana reports include Livingston Yellowstone Park set to open June 20. 80 new miners to be hired in Butte. Butte Finlen hotel to cost 1 million. Grass Range bank consolidates. Great Falls red cross seals lead state. multiple gas and oil finds in Kevin Sunburst Malta Bowdoin dome and Bears Den. rotary conference in Livingston March 12 13 with 300 delegates. deaths in Miles City and a fatal landslide near Pine Hills.
Classified style items offer land trades in Bitter Root and Flathead valleys for heavy horses, sale of Shelby properties, Holstein cows, brood sows, and Bel berkshire boars. Percheron stallions from Bar U ranch in demand. Also seed catalogs, assayers, and seedling listings from multiple Montana towns.
Police traced a bloody, bullet riddled car to a business district site where two men named Cobs and Denecamp lay side by side about 100 yards from the Springfield road and a half mile from the Techucana creek bridge. A rope was found around one man’s foot and their bodies had been dragged behind an automobile during the crime.
A bill introduced in the legislature would prohibit persons of questionable morality from attending dances and authorize law officers to access all public and private dances at all times to enforce the ban.
A druggist guarantees Pape's Cold Compound will end grippe misery in a few hours or money back. First dose relieves stuffiness pain headache feverishness and congestion. Safe pleasant tablets cost only a few cents and are used instead of quinine by millions.
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