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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1923
Page
3
Mrs J B Ellis of Butte recalls decades of benefit from Dr Pierce medicines. She cites Favorite Prescription for womanhood and strength, Golden Medical Discovery after typhoid, and endorses tablets, liquid, or a 10 cent trial package from Dr Pierce's Invalides' Hotel in Buffalo, N Y.
An old advertisement promotes Cascar ets as a gentle bowel cleanser for biliousness indigestion and upset stomach. It claims quick relief by morning and markets the product as candy tasting for both adults and children at 10 cents a box.
C T Swenson vice president of First National Bank of Scobey says Scobey ships two million bushels of wheat and has a million more awaiting shipment. He asserts Scobey leads in wheat acreage and quality, with flax still grown but waning, and notes import of some Canadian wheat and proximity to North Dakota and Minnesota shaping farming trends.
The farm success train, a Montana State College extension project with Great Northern Railway, tours the north central triangle. Farmers and families attend two hour programs with lectures, films, and talks by M L Wilson and local experts, aiming to expand dry land farming and restore confidence after droughts and foreclosures.
A collage of dispatches covers Prohibition efforts in Quebec and bootlegger clashes from Washington to Spokane. Reports include political moves on mergers, a payroll robbery in Cambridge, and a murder amid bootleg wars.
County Agent G. W. Gustafson notes rising interest in milk dairying in Chinook. North Fork farmer A. Baldwin shows the cash crop value with December cream check of 186 dollars from 14 cows and January 150 dollars, powered by second cutting alfalfa and corn. Baldwin says dairying is the viable path for the general farm and a paying business.
A fragment advertises a fruity fig syrup for children claiming quick relief from upset stomach colic and constipation. It urges mothers to ask their druggist, warns about imitation products, and notes the remedy’s long-time use and familiar branding.
Employment notices show an Albert Teachers' agency in Spokane seeking teachers near Great Falls with state wages. A printer position ad asks for responses via Box 23 Great Falls. St Marys Home in Great Falls seeks room or board for ladies. Montana Institute Miles City offers remote office or government positions with catalog. Hair or garment services listed.
Butte voters hear John Kelsey, democratic mayoral candidate, promise reform and strong personal liberty despite critique of reform stance. Supporters cite his dedication to individual rights while opponents warn of inconsistent reforms.
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