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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1923
Page
3
By mixing paraffin spirit bone or distillate and metallic lithium in a cast iron tube and heating it in a reverberatory furnace, an English chemist obtained artificial diamonds identical in composition to mined stones. The process is long and costly and yields very small diamonds. mine stones of the same size can be bought much cheaper.
Plans for the Fifth Annual Roundup in Bozeman August 2 to 4 progress rapidly. The event features bulldogging with Texas and Brahma steers, and will include the Blackfeet and rituals of tribal dances. The roundup grounds will host cattle on White Sulphur Springs range.
For sale a six ton gas Lee chase ex get your farm home in the beautiful Spokane Valley near Spokane. Paved road access and 46 inches of water for irrigation via gravity flow. Easy terms offered. Ask for booklet with complete details.
A notice indicates a bill or directive promising a single outstanding work, aimed at producing a recognized masterpiece by a specified contractor or official. The readable fragment suggests government or institution involvement and an emphasis on quality achievement.
Albert Ross, a New York architect, has arrived in Cody to survey the Buffalo Bill memorial site and assess the feasibility of a national monument. Mrs. Whitney aims for a striking design with a granite foundation and a divertible water feature to feed a stream as part of the sculpture set against Cedar Mountain and the Rockies. Mrs. Mary Jester Allen notes Mrs. Whitney’s dedication and art career, linking wartime service, war memorials, and western art ambitions in Cody.
The annual Indian pow wow near Arlee shows drift from tepees to automobiles as elder participants dwindle and crops fail. Camps fade, supplies tighten, and a tragic horse loss is offset by squaws supplying meat. The event features a famed evening song circle, a grand parade, and film coverage by the Northern Pacific. In Red Lodge, Mrs. D W Ayres recovers after adrenaline revived her heart following a near death, sparking cautious optimism among doctors.
An old advertisement urges Miss Freckle-face to try Othvnodouble strength freckles remedy with a money back guarantee. It promises removal of freckles and a clearer complexion at no cost unless successful, noting one ounce usually suffices and to ask the druggist for double strength Othine.
The material notes Bayer aspirin tablets in unbroken packages with directions. Handy boxes of twelve cost a few cents. Pharmacists also offer bottles of 24 and 100. Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer, manufacturer of salicylic acid monoester.
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