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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1918
Page
17
A veteran urging caution against influenza from Butte stationed U S guards medical department stresses covering the mouth, avoiding spitting, and stopping the disease’s spread. The verse appeals to all ages to follow the health message and protect others.
A verse warns readers about Dr Pill who prescribes quickly without tests or rest. It lists symptoms and fears, then accuses the physician of rushing diagnoses and random classifications. The piece reads as a cautionary verse from a bygone era.
C A Greene, a leading valley farmer, finished threshing after sowing 26 acres with improved turkey red wheat. He harvested about 1,200 bushels from the crop, averaging roughly fifty and one quarter bushels per acre.
Election returns show the next Montana legislature to be primarily Republican with scattered Democrats. Senate members include Beaverhead George Featherly and Cascade J. M. Burlingame, among others. House selections feature Beaverhead Jesse W. Finsley and Silver Bow Don B. King, plus many Republican names across counties.
The bank offers steel safe deposit boxes with strong locks and a Watson lock praised by experts. Boxes are inside a concrete reinforced fireproof vault with a per box rental from 2.00 to 8.00 yearly. Depositors retain the key and can inspect demonstrations with no obligation to rent.
Attorney Edmund J. Callaway rushed to Bozeman last Friday for his brother George Callaway who fell seriously ill. The young man died after a lingering illness and the funeral was held in Bozeman yesterday.
Washington telegraphs Montana officials that extra sugar allotments may be issued to hospitals and those caring for influenza patients where needed. The note encourages hospitals to request additional sugar and invites further requests if the state requires more.
Acknowledges friends and neighbors for kindnesses shown during wife’s sickness and death. Signed by Cilus Lioweits and Edgar Adams.
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