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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1923
Page
3
An old advertisement promotes California Fig Syrup as a reliable remedy to quickly clear a child’s bowels. It claims the product works for cross, feverish, bilious, or constipated children and highlights its fruity taste and lack of griping. Mothers are urged to ask for the genuine California Fig Syrup with proper dosage directions.
Instant relief claimed from indigestion sourness gas heartburn and stomach pain after taking a tablet. The advertisement asserts the product corrects digestion on contact and guarantees satisfaction with a low price.
Reports say Butte official Butte-Lou Molumby may be sent to New York as a commissioner to arrange the Dempsey Gibbons bout in Shelby. J Foley of the Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul rail way Montana oil chief says Florence Oil has a good showing. A new Armella creek branch will open coal deposits and create a town of 1 000 to 1 500 people.
The eighteenth assembly passed 231 of 627 introduced bills including 99 senate and 132 house measures. The record lists bills signed by the governor from Feb to Mar across numerous topics such as taxation, game preserves, irrigation, education, and public finance, with dates of receipt and approval.
Davenport doctor W O Coffee renowned for ear nose and throat work says a personal catarrh cure healed his chronic head noises and deafness. He reports success with others and promises a 10 day free supply to any reader who writes with name and address.
The page lists business pitches for oil development Montgomery County Oil Development Company Houston Texas and employment notices from Albert's Teachers' Agency Spokane to help readers find work. It includes miscellaneous services from hemstitching to taxidermy and a variety of personal ads promising marriages and correspondence services.
Promises fertile producing homesites in Idaho valley with free lumber and long-term financing. Notes 10 to 20 acre tracts near St. Maries under St. Maries Colonization Association with multiple land offers and seed catalogs, including Edwards Bradford Lumber Co and various Montana and North Dakota seed suppliers.
Multiple classified notices advertise ranches and farms for sale or trade in Montana and neighboring states. Listings include Creeklyn Stock Farm near Jefferson Valley with 4000 irrigated acres, free homesteads offers, various livestock including turkeys chickens and hogs, breeding stock, equipment, and trade opportunities. Addresses include Butte, Great Falls, Dillon, and Kalispell with contact boxes.
A vintage advertisement touts Cascarets as a gentle laxative for all ages. It promises quick relief from constipation with no griping and a candy-like taste, priced at ten cents a box.
A Pueblo man recounts yearlong kidney and back pain ending after trying Dr. Pierce's Anuric Tablets. He states the first dose helped and he recovered, urging readers to obtain a trial package or seek medical advice from the Dr. Pierce line.
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