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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1921
Page
3
Dorsh and Greenfield Co promote Butte Buff Orpingtons with 15 eggs for 1.10 dollars. Geo P Jacobson, Miles City, Mont., is listed as a contact for the offering. The ad frames the product as a variety suited to buyers seeking poultry stock. Local readers are invited to place orders through the stated contact.
A string of Montana notices spans court delays, oil exploration, and public funding. Judge Ewing postpones a Gus Br trial after a sudden attack. Conrad Banking Co. seeks to quiet a $1,000 cashier’s check dispute among H. K. Bickford J. I. Klein and W. Rockaw. Helena irrigation bond hopes reach 400000 with 82 landowners backing. Great Falls reports job wage scales, a Great Northern special train to Kevin oil field, and Lewistown wage hikes as industry groups plan. Germany struggles with finances amid broader postwar strains.
Governor Dixon approves the rate hike under the Seventeenth assembly and Secretary Stewart starts processing new licenses. Old-law applications, about 20,000, are returned as the new scale sets licenses at 7.50 for basic cars, 15 for mid horsepower, and 22.50 for high horsepower plus scales for electric vehicles and trucks. Dealers face 75 dollars for licenses, cycles at 22.50, and wheels on bicycles at 1.50.
Officials of the state board of health welcome three bills to protect foodstuffs and a separate act creating a state orthopedic commission with a $25 000 appropriation. The measures authorize licensing and improved inspection in public eating places. An additional act bans saccharin in Montana foods and beverages. The egg bill regulates egg sales and requires labeling by kind.
Montana farmers may obtain federal seed loans by applying to their county extension agent. Applications must be filed by May 1 and approved by the local farm bureau or farmer committee. The line notes a $2,000,000 appropriation for seed loans and a $2 per acre cap, limited to drought losses, with an emergency provision to speed distribution.
Fragmentary text notes a developing storm event affecting France with references to gathering forces and this phase labeled as part iv. No clear dates or outcomes are provided.
The American committee for the China famine fund says enough money has been raised to save the lives of a million famine sufferers in China. The report compares the large effort with ongoing global relief, highlighting the commitment of donors and organizations across regions.
Brands recorded before January 20 1921 must be re recorded by January 1 1922 under the Seventeenth legislative assembly act. No change may be made to owner name or brand description. Re recording fee is 25 cents per brand. Send old certificate if possible or a careful description of the brand. Postage stamps not accepted as fee.
A terse note asserts that under Harding the ship may emerge from concealment and depart from its long bunkered position, implying a strategic shift or reestablishment of normal operations.
A historical note on Dr. R V Pierce famed for the Golden Medical Discovery, a tonic marketed nationwide from Buffalo New York. It claims to improve health by introducing pure red blood and lists tablet or liquid forms available at drug stores and a 10 cent trial sample offer.
The northwest expects a wet season as open winter conditions spark optimism among ranchers and farmers. Blackfeet observers note birds nesting in higher tree branches signaling floods this spring.
Dairy products including milk and cream will be treated as baggage rather than express, shifting handling to the railroad. No change in shipping rates was announced at the Great Northern Butte office.
Nature tells you when kidneys falter the urine signals a problem. Doan's Kidney Pills are recommended for disordered kidneys. Andrew Kregness of Roundup Montana reports relief after using them, leading to a full cure. Price 60 cents at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
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