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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1922

Page

4

Problems of Stock Growers Review Costly Marketing

United States Senator John B. Kendrick cites severe 1921-era market stress for stockmen. He notes livestock prices down 50 60 from war-time values, high shipping and yardage costs, and widespread price disparities between wholesale and consumer levels.

United States John B. Kendrick Wyoming American National Livestock Association Bureau of Markets Bureau of Statistics Department of Labor Chicago

Supreme Court shields innocent owners in booze car forfeiture case

The Montana Supreme Court ruled that innocent owners of automobiles used in illicit liquor transport are not forfeited by prohibition laws. The decision opinions that the John Doran company, holder of a conditional sale title, was not aware the car would be used for liquor, and that Sheriff Green acted without good faith in seeking a forfeiture. The ruling emphasizes protection for innocent owners and questions jurisdiction and proper procedure in the forfeiture action.

Supreme Court Prohibition Enforcement Montana State Supreme Court John Doran Company Spokane District Court of Missoula County Green Roy Ayers Washington Hartman Sanders County Thompson Falls Missoula

Diamond Dyes Guarantee Home Dyeing For Any Material

Advertisement promising perfect home dyeing with Diamond Dyes for wool silk linen cotton or mixed fabrics. It claims dresses skirts waists coats sweaters stockings draperies and hangings become like new and assures dyes never streak spoil or run.

Butte Mines Resume Operations Among 300 Workers

The original mine in Butte has resumed with about 300 men. Neversweat will restart within a week and High Ore shaft follows. All three mines belong to Anaconda Copper Mining company. Now over 9,000 men are employed in the Butte district.

Butte Anaconda Copper Mining Company

Sap Rising Uprising Predicted Across Country

An observer compares a nationwide development to sap rising in trees, signaling a popular upsurge seen as imminent and widespread across the country.

California Fig Syrup for Constipation The Gentle Laxative Promise

An old advertisement promotes California Fig Syrup as a trusted remedy for children’s constipation. It urges mothers to use a teaspoonful to relieve colic and bowel buildup within hours and warns to request genuine California Fig Syrup from druggists to avoid imitations.

California

Reduced Hay Rates Move Aimed at Eastern Montana

The Montana railroad commission pressed for reduced hay rates from central and western Montana to eastern Montana to ease stock shortages after a hard winter. The Milwaukee line has agreed to cuts into the Dakotas, with Great Northern and Northern Pacific expected to follow. Hay prices drop about 80 cents per ton. Great Falls to Terry cut, Great Falls to Baker reduced to 6.50. Magraw to Washington joins War Finance Corporation staff after eight years as state examiner, bringing Montana banking knowledge to national loan applications.

Montana Montana Railroad Commission Milwaukee Railroad Dakotas Great Northern Northern Pacific Milwaukee Great Falls Terry Baker Magraw Washington H. 8 Helena Washington, D. C Office The War Finance Corporaton

Butte Justice Attacked Near His Home

Justice BE. J. Henriod of Butte was savagely beaten and robbed by two unknown assailants near his home. He lay unconscious for hours and dragged himself home the following day, a short distance away.

Butte Justice Justice BE. J. Henriod

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