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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1922
Page
5
John Bog, a four year old claimed as one of the last Nez Perces leaders, died. He served as a chief lieutenant to Old Joseph and Chief Joseph during the Nez Perce war including the 1300 mile retreat and the Bear Paw battle that ended with Chief Joseph’s capture in 1877.
Classified ads show farm seekers and sellers across multiple states. Listings include alfalfa timothy clover attachments, Montana oil news subscriptions, farm labor and teaching opportunities, tobacco and other goods, farm land sales and rental offers, livestock for sale, poultry and beekeeping notes, and equipment trades. Names and addresses appear alongside contact details for Oak land Avenue Minneapolis, Paris Montana, Butte Helena Spokane and more.
Montana farmers face costly pest losses and seek a coordinated fight led by the state college at Bozeman and county agents. A Kansas study credits a 15 year campaign with saving about 3465 million dollars, guiding Montana to mobilize laboratories and field operations against grasshoppers, chinch bugs, and other pests.
Miss Adelaide M. Ayer, state inspector of rural schools, described harsh conditions in southern and central Montana. Teachers endured extreme cold, long travel, and sparse meeting access while districts fear higher levies to continue nine months of school.
The Montana State College Entomology Department warns farmers of a potential army cutworm outbreak this spring, with the danger higher than in recent years. The notice stresses identifying army cutworms from pale western cutworms and details controls, including poisoned bran mash.
A vintage advertisement touts Danderine as a cheap treatment at 35 cents a bottle that ends dandruff, stops itching and hair loss, and promotes new hair growth within weeks. It claims the tonic nourishes roots, strengthens strands, and leaves hair long, soft, lustrous, and easier to style.
The 1922 coal strike begins Saturday with 5,000 Montana miners joining thousands more as the United Mine Workers walk out. Dealers in cities plan two months of supply while railroads report several months on hand. operators and miners dispute a prestrike joint conference clause.
Gas Indigestion banner touts Papa's Diapepsin as the quickest relief for indigestion gases flatulence heartburn sourness fermentation and stomach distress caused by acidity. A few tablets give immediate relief and restore appetite. a large case costs only a few cents at drug stores with millions helped annually.
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