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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1920

Page

14

Doan's Kidney Pills Backed by Montanan

Frank Hull of 325 South D Street Livingston Montana testifies Doan's Kidney Pills keep him feeling young despite aging kidneys. He describes past kidney attacks with backache and dark, excessive secretions, saying the remedy cured his episodes quickly. Price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY manufactures.

Doan Livingston Frank Hull South D St Livingston, Mont Hull Foster-Milburn &Co Buffalo N. Y

State notes on local events across Montana towns

Eureka R Scott of Curbank bought Eureka Mutual Telephone, Billings sees a three mill cemetery levy approved, and Havre reports a left arm amputation at the roundhouse. Harlem endures a severe hail storm. Roundup hires W Lambert for county fair duties. Billings discusses street names honoring war heroes and new county agent in Havre. Eureka fatal gasoline tank accident. Billings irrigation group to meet lawmakers. concrete road costs higher on the coast. Butte theater workers strike over union issues. Billings divorce suit over a 16 year old marriage. Helena irrigation petitions total 168700 acres with Judith Basin project near 2 million dollars. Vocational training funded for disabled Montanans. Lewistown oil theory expands on Winnett field.

Eureka R. Scott Curbank Eureka Mutual Telephone Company Billings Walter Henry North Congregational Church Havre George Miree Harlem Oo. W. Lambert Musselshell Yellowstone American Legion L. A. Campbell Paul Banker Experimental Extension Service South Dakota Agricultural College William Lloyd Trego Fortune W. B. George B. C. Lillis Yellowstone Valley Irrigation Association Congressional Appropriations Committee Livingston Yellowstone National Park John N. Edy State Highway Commission Helena Washington Butte Rialto Theater Tacoma George W. Harding Leeta Edward Franzen Franzen Hardin Montana Irrigation Commission Judith Basin Ohio Decker-Collins Frantz

Pioneer Woman Isabel Green Passes in Fort Benton

Mrs. Isabel Green widow of John H. Green a pioneer cattleman died at her Fort Benton home. Daughter of Malcolm Morrow she was born in Canada in 1847 and came to Montana with her parents in 1864. The Morrows settled in Silver City and later ran a stage station at Rock Creek where she met John H. Green.

Isabel Green John H. Green Fort Benton Green Cattle Company Charles H. Green Green Malcolm Morrow Canada Montana Denver Morrows Prickly Pear Silver City Rock Creek Johnh. Green

Governor Stewart Drives First Rivet on Montana Battleship

Governor S. V. Stewart of Montana helped constructively drive the first rivet in the battleship Montana at the Vallejo navy yard. Accompanied by Secretary Daniels and 20 convention delegates, he attended an inspection, luncheon, and delivered a speech before rivet placement by workers.

S. V. Stewart Montana Navy Yard Vallejo California Daniels Governor Stewart

Married Girl to Save His Friend

Joseph L. Giroux, a Nevada millionaire and former associate of Senator W. A. Clark, testified at Mina Nevada about a 35 year old tragedy in which he killed George Giroux, his foster son, claiming he acted to prevent being killed after the man threatened him and his wife. The coroner’s inquest ruled justifiable homicide.

Joseph L. Giroux Butte Giroux Arizona Mina Nev Los Angeles W. A. Clark George Giroux Jerome, Ariz Mountain Ranch California Copper Creek Claim Nevada George Joseph Giroux Beeve Big Pine Owen Valley West Adams Street Hollywood Joseph Clark Verde Jerome Ely

Global and Domestic Headlines From The Era 1920

World bank deposits rise by 20 million in June and 120 million in the past year while Boston shoe plants in Lynn shut due to market conditions. Governors refuse to call special sessions on suffrage as silver restrictions ease and imports exceed exports in Japan. Canada reports rail and debt losses with plans for upgrades. U S debt totals rise and public figures face personal legal matters. Paris notes swift postwar industrial recovery across French regions with factories back to work at high percentages.

Ottawa Boston Lynn Pensacola Cgovernor Catta Florida London India Tokio Japan Toronto Calgary San Joaquin Peace River Rutland Percival W. Clement Paris San Francisco Washington United States Columbus Mary Durrington New York France Belgium Great Britain Bankers’ Trust Company of West Palm Beach Wla Richard Croker Tammany Hall E. B. Donnell Howard Croker Buela A. Croker Moselle Ardennes Nord Lile

Various Classified Advertisements and Offers across States

A mosaic of 1920s classified items includes hay sales from Great Falls Montana, automobile accessories in Stockton California, sewing machine attachments in Birmingham Alabama, telegraphy training in Spokane Washington and Butte Montana, fur repairs in Butte Montana, marriage ads by Lillian Sproul Cleveland Ohio and Mrs Budd San Francisco California, Rams and ewes for sale in Castle Rock Utah, seed sales in Russell Kansas, poultry supplies and forwarding through Dorsh Greenfield Company Butte Montana. The jumble features buyers, sellers, and service offers with prices, locations, and contact hints.

Frhd Fr. Morrison W. Holden Seattle Washington Lillian I Sproul Station H Cleveland Ohio Budd Lox San Francisco California Oakland

Indian Mummy Found in a Tree in Fergus County

A well preserved Indian mummy was found about 50 feet up a pine tree in the Big Snowy mountains near McDonald creek. Discovered years ago by a local physician, the relic lay dressed in army clothes and buffalo robes, with the body petrifying and hair still visible, surrounded by 700 elk teeth.

Snowy Mountains McDonald Creek Fergus County Lewistown North Fork

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