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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1922

Page

3

Crops Budget Cut as Appropriations Trim Seed Item

Across U S locales reports show adjustments and actions from government bodies. The agrarian item valued at 300000 dollars was removed by the appropriations committee. In other notes Mrs Delia King, longtime Los Angeles resident, died of influenza in Zion Ili. Civilians and war veterans in Coblenz Germany guard barracks and drive trucks amid troop reductions. A Kansas ruling limits high school girls skirts to three inches below the knee. In France aviator Louis Gaubert, a World War veteran, sails for the United States aboard Rochambeau seeking a nonstop trans Atlantic flight in late April. Alberta plans a government liquor store under a vendor’s supervision for convenience. Chicago markets begin wireless broadcasting of quotations every 30 minutes to tighten producer contact. A prohibition navy of nine submarine chasers for Atlantic liquor runners is being prepared without approval from Secretary Mellon.

Sto Appropriations Committee Zion Ili Delia King Los Angeles Coblenz Germany Juawrence Kan New York France United ‘States Louis Gaubert Rochambeau Lethbridge Alta Alberta Chicago Chicago Board of Trade Washington Atlantic Mellon Treasury Congress

Pape's Tiapepsin Offers Quick Digestion Relief

An advertorial notes Pape's Tiapepsin as the fastest cure for indigestion gas heartburn sour stomach and fermentation distress. A few tablets give immediate relief and soon the stomach is normal enough to eat favorite foods without fear. Large case costs only a few cents at drug stores with millions helped annually.

ALFALFA SEED AND SEED BUSINESS OFFERS

Classified listings show alfalfa seed prices 22c per lb and 10 lb lots at 2.10. red clover seed 22c per lb. also oats, timothy, alsike clover mixes with purity figures. several Montana Idaho listings include samples, state tests, and shipments. Also ads for tractors, tobacco, and various farm services.

H.bonebright Chinook Montana John Zawadke Marlon Idaho Timothy M. Meador Norwood Farmers’ Service Twin A. L. Koltze Pingree N. D Victor Kolltsch Montague William Veazie Seedman Jerome

Hobbins Named as Assistant to Anaconda President

James R. Hobbins, longtime Montana Power district manager at Great Falls, was named assistant to Anaconda Copper Mining Company president C. F. Kelley. Hobbins will act as Kelley’s Montana representative with headquarters in Butte, handling state business and duties previously overseen by Kelley. He is a University of Wisconsin graduate and has held key posts in Great Falls civic life including Commercial and Rotary clubs.

James‘r. Hobbins Great Falls Montana Power Company C. F. Kelley Anaconda Copper Mining Company Hobbins Kelley Montana Butte Anaconda Company Hobbi University of Wisconsin Middle West Power Company BH. I. Holland Commercial Club Rotary Club Rotary Utah

Montana Records Show Auto Licenses Near 10 000

Secretary of State Charles T. Stewart reports Montana has about 10 000 automobiles licensed for 1922. Applications lag as many cars areunused. Clerks processed mail remittances for plates over two hours in a recent day. About half of remittances are personal checks which cannot be used for license payments.

Montana Charles T. Stewart State Registrar of Automobiles

Buried whisky theft and regional notices across Montana

A Montana page reports a buried pre Prohibition whisky theft with police withholding owner identity. It notes tax refund actions in Mavre and a bank examiner appointment in Great Falls. Helena snow and flood fears arise with river valley risks. school tax delays threaten April closings in Butte. Additional items cover mining deals, legal actions, and Copper Mining advertising plans.

Ellings Mavre G. W. Patterson Max P.kuhr Great Falls J. P. Hughes Northern National Bank Missouri River First Avenue North M. L.’“Morris Helena Butte E. P. Mathewson Anaconda Montana N. P. Walters Mathewson Walters Benn A. Scott Home Insurance Company Hans Rudolph Fort. Benton Real Estate Scott W. J. Pape Waterbury Republican Waterbury Stanford Peter Bernier Wallace Idaho California British Columbia Oscar Helsing Anaconda Copper Mining Company Standard Advertising Register of New York George Batten Company Republic Coay Company Klein Montand Albert

Danderine Hair Care Ad Promises Quick Results

An old advertisement touts Danderine at 85 cents a bottle claiming a single application ends dandruff stops itching and falling hair and soon doubles hair beauty. It likens scalp renewal to rain and sun for lifeless thinning hair.

Great Northern to Install 105 Miles of Automatic Block Signals

General manager C O Jenks announced the Great Northern will install about 105 miles of automatic block signals between Whitefish and Troy at an estimated cost of 250000 dollars. The project follows a similar line between Blackfoot and Summit now in operation.

Great Northern Railway Whitefish Troy C. O. Jenks Western Territory Jenks Ralph Budd St. Paul West Coast Blackfoot Summit Great Northern George Goethals Colonel Goethals Big Bend Washington West Budd Goethals Panama Canal

Great Northern Wins Ore Traffic Rate Favoring Short Haul

The state railroad commission granted Great Northern a 2.50 per ton rate for hauling copper from Butte and Anaconda to Great Falls, covering 189 miles. Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul must charge 3.12 per ton and haul 412 miles via Harlowton Lewistown to reach Great Falls, a decision the commission says reflects compensatory logic and protects Great Northern’s direct route.

Great Northern Milwaukee Harlowton State Railroad Commission Chicago, Milwaukee Peto AREER EAE Northern Butte Anaconda Great Falls Great Northern Railway

Missoula’s Only Woman Bridge Builder Transferred

Miss Lou Alta Melton, a Missoula engineer and likely the only woman bridge builder in America, is transferred after a year and a half with the Bureau of Public Roads in Missoula to the San Francisco office. She is a University of Colorado School of Engineering graduate.

Lou Alta Melton Missoula Bureau of Public Roads San Francisco Miss Melton School of Engineering University of Colorado America

University Buildings Too Costly Bozeman Missoula Projects under review

The state board of examiners adjourned a meeting on contracts for central heating plants and buildings for the state college at Bozeman and the state university at Missoula. Bids totalled 420 000, higher than the expected 300 000, prompting officials to revise plans to reduce costs.

State Board of Examiners State College Bozeman State University Missoula

Diamond Dyes Promise Easy Home Dyeing For Any Fabric

Each package of Diamond Dyes contains simple directions for dyeing worn dresses, skirts, waists, coats, stockings, sweaters, draperies, and more. The product guarantees not to spot fade streak or run and asks buyers to tell their druggist the fabric type whether wool silk linen cotton or mixed.

Income Tax Filing Obligation Across U S Citizens Abroad

The text explains that all U S citizens are subject to income tax laws and must file a return if thresholds are met, regardless of residence. It notes filing deadlines, and lists where to obtain forms 1040A and 1040 at Helena Montana and branch offices in Butte, Billings, and Great Falls.

United States Collector of Internal Revenue Helena Montana Butte Billings Great Falls

Winter misses blows to commerce prompt optimistic note

An editorial remark argues that a winter with poor business would not spell severe damage to the nation’s commercial interests, suggesting resilience and possible gains from economic adaptation.

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