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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1921

Page

3

Doan's Kidney Pills Enduring Cure in Great Falls Woman

Mrs. Andrews of 1621 Eighth Ave Great Falls describes severe back pains and dropsy symptoms then credits Doan's Kidney Pills with a full, lasting recovery. She reports no trouble since and reiterates the cure after four years. Price 60c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY markets the same remedy.

Great Falls Dean Andrews Doan

Cook Book Published to Benefit Great Falls Club

New Meadow Lark Country Club in Great Falls Montana releases a cookbook with recipes signed by women. The fundraiser requests a one dollar and ten cent donation plus postage paid mailing to Box 1790 Great Falls Montana for a copy delivered to supporters.

Great Falls New Meadow Lark Country Club Montana

Multiple Montana locales report varied progress and incidents

Delegates gather in Lewistown for American region meeting. Oil well drilling near Billings yields 500 barrels daily. Bozeman adopts commission government and maintains a tourist bureau. Norris rescues horse from railroad bridge. Poplar farmer Martin Dorbeck drowns crossing Redwater Creek. Billings purse of 1142 lost by insured man found later. Helena health and rail freight issues noted. Harlem man injured by horse, losing part of his leg. Curlew mine lease near Victor worth 125000. Elsie Hobauzh shoots self. husband employed by Western Union. Tuberculosis cattle indemnities set at 20000. Eastern Montana road repairs planned after floods. Wheatland county tax delinquency plan discussed. A Curtin block remodel marks vocational school push. Wolf Point rainfall promises record crop with good range and minimal grasshopper impact.

Lewistown Billings Duck, Creek 66 Petroleum Company Bozeman William Gruesel Gruesel Helena Washington W. F. Cogswell State Board of Health Arizona Montana Forsyth Harlem James Griggs Silver Bow Canada Jim C. C. Davis Intermediate Rate Association Hamilton Victor Holter Company W. R. Price Elsie Hobauzh R. L. Hobauzh Western Union Rudolph Snyder Federal Bureau of Animal Industry John N. Edy State Highway Commission Wellington D. Rankin W. C. Husband Wheatland County A. P. Curtin Federal Board For Vocational Education Wolf Point

Mosquitos Prefer Blonds to Brunettes, Says Dr Putney

Dr George H Putney of Great Falls cites a Panama Canal Zone background to claim mosquitos favor blondes when available and white race members otherwise. He explains female mosquitos bite near exposed skin while males feed on fruit and flowers. Mosquitoes stay near breeding sites unless wind moves them, and development from egg takes about a week.

George H. Putney Great Falls Panama Canal Zone Putney

State Legion elects officers and delegates at Kalispell meeting

At the third annual state convention the American Legion elected W. G. Ferguson retiring commander as state committeeman and chose Kalispell for next year. Officers include C Lamport Forsyth as vice commander and J J Dve y Townsend as finance officer along with other posts. Delegates to the national convention in Kansas City were named with 11 total members including Charles Pew Helena Roy Molumby Great Falls and Charles Sheridan Helena. The Women's Auxiliary also organized naming Mrs C E Pew Helena as president and Miss Bidette Anaconda as recording secretary among others.

Sesson The American Legion Kalispell Tom Busha Big’ Timber C. Lamport Forsyth Joseph J. D’vey Townsend E. Y. Poore Wolf Point W. G. ‘Ferguson Miles City Ben W. Barnett Helena Horace Casey Butte Women’s Auxiliary C. E. Pew J. W. Crosby Livingston Beditte Anaconda Hadleigh Marsh Langford Margaret Combs Bute

Montana's Newdreadnaught Electrically Propelled 684 Feet

The Montana will be a 684 foot long battleship displacing 43 200 tons with a 12 16 inch gun main battery. It will be electrically propelled by Westinghouse turbo generators and four motors, allowing high economy and long range. Built at Mare Island navy yard, it exemplifies modern U S naval power.

Montana America Mare Island Navy Yard United States Westinghouse

State earns oil royalties totaling 36348.54 from federal leases

Montana will receive 36348.54 dollars from federal oil royalties on public domain lands. Figures compiled at Lewistown by Joe Montgomery show 8696.? 12 percent of all federal royalties from the Cat Creek field since production began through March. Only one producing well on state land is listed, three miles north of Mosby in Musselshell county. The state land board will meet to set policy and pricing.

Montana Lewistown Joe Montgomery Register of the United States Land Office Cat Creek Mosby Musselshell County State Land Board Marcus Daly Pacific Bitter Root Valley Northwest W. P. Rice Co Hamilton, Mont Spokane Edwards & Bradford Lumber CO Ele Washington Stevens County Phoenix Lumber Co Okanogan Valley Tonasket Wash C. A. Potter Molson

World News Wide Sweep of Conflicts and Incidents

A wide mix of reports from across the globe covers a Quebec city halt in fire and police protection due to a joint strike, a predicted 1924 US British naval war by Leon Trotsky, and disabled veterans parading for faster relief. Other items note Pike's Peak landing plans, beer sale debates, wage votes, and notable crimes and political shifts.

Quebec London United States Great Britain Leon Trotzky Detroit Colorado Springs Colo R. E. Tal- Madge British Flying Corps Pike’s Peak Washington House Senate San Francisco Southern Pacific Company United States Labor Board Chicago Carl Wanderer Joseph Laspisa Anthony D'Andrea Constantinople Ismid Sea of Marmora Baltimore Virginia Hicks Maryland General Hospital Des Moines Social Service Commission Northern Baptist Convention New Orleans Chicago—Railway United States Railroad Labor Board New York Amelia Gade Swampsround Manhattan Island Ida Elionsky Jackson Wyo Petticoat Jackson's Hole Paris Germany Commission Linton N. D Thor Thorson Emmons County Missouri River Woodrow Wilson Foundation Franklin D. Roosevelt Mayfield Ernest Lawrence Cheyenne Harding Wyoming Western Congress Frank Barrow Frank Mondell Edwin Booth Baker Interior Department Montana Edward Anderson

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DR. Putney OF State Legion W. G. Ferguson C. W. Pew Miss Bidette OF Newdreadnaught Poland China Swine Elizabeth N. J Staten Island Frelinghuysen New Jersey Annie Virag Cesper M. Virag Johnnie Tongue River Nakers Oil Reserve Michita Falls Texas Postum Cereal Co.Inc Battle Creek, Michigan Serra Arers Coen Flal Montana Newspaper Association Greatville Hstato and Business Exchange Arthur D. Johnson Sales Co Ford Block Great Falls, Mont Lewiss & Walkee Mont National Surety Co Helena Adjustment CO Helena, Mont Albert Peyton Bldg Ereek Clarkston Sycamore Bt Wireless Pacific Telegraph Institute Lewisohn Block Butte College Telegraphy Montana Auto School South Main Street Ontana Auto School Dandrex Dandrex Laboratories Ward Valley Nebr Newport Products Co Newport, Ky Poultry and Eggs Oultry Supplies GUS. Darsh & Greenfield Co Butte, Mont Aultman & Taylor Jestrab Bros Havre HOLT Toston State Bank Toston Bankers Oil Reserve Wichita Falls Midland Mail Order House Budd Cal E. Nash Oakland California Mabry Mae Huseth Opticia Optometrist Optician QRRAT M. N. A—We
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