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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1918

Page

4

First Peanut Shipment to Last Chance Nets $4,000

S F Gilpatrick a pioneer Last Chance merchant and Helena resident recalls selling the territory’s first real peanut shipments in the 1860s. Two 500 pound sacks arrived after delays and aroused a regional peanut rush, boosting sales and prompting a western newspaper and book trade expansion with the Montana Post and other papers.

Last Chance S. F. Gilpatrick Last Chance Guich Helena Montan Gilpatrick Bryant St. Louis Fort Benton Montana Post Virginia City State Street Oliver Territory Post Virginia Daily Enterprise Nevada Mark Twain Dan de Quill West San Francisco Catholic Hill

Systematize Road Building Receives Commission Report

The Montana Commission outlines funding flows from 1917 road funds and motor vehicle fees, totaling about 132 777 after expenses, with distributions to counties and state funds. It argues for state wide organization and modern engineering to replace county road supervisor models, urging centralized, scientifically investigated highway construction.

Montana Secretary of State Commission General Administration Highway Department Bridge Department Stewart Sytem

Sloan's Ointment Advertises Fast Pain Relief

An advertising copy touts Sloan's ointment for neuralgia headaches and general muscle pains. It promises quick relief after shopping or a hard day, with easy application, no rubbing, and no staining. It recommends home use for sprains strains back rheumatic pains and stiff joints with bottles at 25 50 and 1 00.

Sloan

State notes diverse Montana items in early 20th century

Havre Hay sells at 30 dollars a ton and a Billings bank opens a local branch. Yellowstone teachers seek higher pay. Blaine county organizes a farm and stock bureau. Yellowstone park season opens June 26. Helena appoints L C Williams to drug and food division. Plentywood buys Pioneer Press. Buck buys 1700 cattle for 139400. Hemmington sells 160 acre farm to Henry Jensen of Oregon for 6000. Jack Flannery, aviation student, dies near Boston. Missoula builds a wire stockade for IWW detainees. Cattle conditions favorable after harsh winter. Cadet Otis Smith named naval academy nominee. Bozeman nurse sent to Red Cross overseas. Miles City man enlists after lengthy trek. Butte Y M C A building costs 346509.30. Fergus reports no winter wheat kill. Emma Horwith dies from burns. Alaska trip details. Prices rise for staples and apparel. Slacker DeVee charged with draft evasion. Butte thrift stamps push. Simonsen sues Barth over reserve issues. Colonel McGuinness reports Montana troops aboard the Vaterland. War department urges precise military address formatting.

I. W. W. Glasgow Miles City Lewistown Otis Smith Naval Academy Annapolis Bozeman S Mary Rust Red Cross Ivan “Ansac Miles Butte Butte Y. M. Co. A Lewiston Fergus County Emma_ Horwith Big Timber E. T. Fisher Alaska Billings Sam DeVee Wyoming Cheyenne Butte Limit Club Lee Simonsen A. H. Barth Simonsen Crow Indian Barth Montana Helena J. J. McGuinness Second Montana Infantry France Hner

Will of James A Stillman Leaves Heir to Wealth

James A Stillman dies recently leaving an estate valued around 100000000 dollars. A son inherits the fortune as the principal beneficiary and successor to the property according to the will.

James A. Stillman

Following a Call That Some Will Never Catch Up With

A terse reflection notes many men chase a calling they fear will outpace them, leaving some unable to reach the mark. The line underscores the pressure of ambition and the elusive standard that haunts workers and dreamers alike.

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