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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1919
Page
3
The senate judiciary committee unanimously recommends legislation to punish anarchistic activities and the display of flags or emblems. The bill targets displays meant to overthrow by force or incite violence and prohibits distributing writings advocating such aims.
The ad proclaims Tuxedo tobacco uses the purest chocolate flavoring with aged barley tobacco to deliver the finest smoking experience.
A compilation cites global postwar movements from 11 U S auto plants to Belgium credits. It notes influenza deaths in New York, textile mill reductions in Lowell, and Navy ship losses in 1918. It covers shipping, finance, rail costs, and policy shifts affecting trade and industry worldwide.
Butte natives attend Americanization school as 340 residents from 28 countries gather. Communities announce a $5,000 creamery, a summer normal school in Terry, a new weekly paper in Billings, water contract for Northern Pacific in Livingston, and a poultry association formation in Fergus County. Brush Lake improvement costs $25,000, cascade county purchases pesticide to be distributed, Polson gains sole ownership of Polson Packing, and efforts to establish a local creamery and air plane service are noted. Other items include Soo Line rail extension efforts at Opheim, bank move from West Fork to Oswego, war savings sales totaling $6.5 million, and a Missoula Pacific time hearing. Reserve Officers’ Training Corps to be equipped at the state college, and fatal railroad accident near Gillinan. Montana public buildings funding potential and a Missoula post office project outlined.
Land office at Lewistown approves $175000 for a post office project at Anaconda with a $20 unknown item noted in the filing.
Two people can live in the new Callaghan Apartments Thermopolis Wyoming for 100 dollars a month. Fully furnished light housekeeping units rent from 2 to 3 dollars a day with groceries delivered to the apartment. Guests have free access to hot springs mineral water baths on every floor and a cafe is connected nearby.
A vintage advertisement promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Ol Capsules for kidney and urinary tract health. It claims to restore vigor, prevent disease, and relieve back, stomach, and joint pain with a three to four daily dose. Warnings urge timely use and promise refunds if unsatisfied. Sealed imports available in three sizes at drug stores.
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