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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1921
Page
3
Livingston resident Mia M Clark reports recurrent kidney pain and back ache eased quickly by Doan's Kidney Pills. She praises the product as a reliable household remedy and urges others to use the same proven treatment sold at all dealers for 50 cents.
Under new treasury rules physicians may issue unlimited prescriptions but will still be capped at 100 every three months for beer whether prescribing whisky wine or beer. The American Legion is asked by the war department to help gather facts on Senator Watson of Georgia's claim that soldiers were frequently shot and hanged without court martial during the war.
Dinuba California advertisement recounts Sterling L. Brooks praising Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery for kidney and back ailments after months of poor health. It claims the remedy restored health and energy, endorsing tableted medicine for weak kidneys and torpid liver.
The note covers the mark’s historic low in Germany, a murder indictment in Los Angeles, a sane ruling for broker Kennedy in Kansas City, a bank and mail robbery spree in Philadelphia and a train heist near Atchison, plus theater heists in Portland. It also reports Texas Red river receipts, the death of pioneering minister Antoinette Brown Blackwell, a Senate vote on tax and veteran issues, a Boston cost view on war spending, and a remarkable daws on Sandles surgery in Minneapolis.
Advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as easy home dyeing for all fabrics from silk to cotton. Includes simple directions and claim of no streaking, spotting, fading, or running. Encourages buying through druggists and promises perfect home dyeing results for garments and more.
Montana shows growing use of electric pumping to irrigate arid land. The state has over 11 million acres farmed with 1.6 million irrigated, funded by more than 52 million dollars. Large pumps in Prickly Pear Valley and other districts push 75 000 gallons per minute, powering vast fields and new co op lines. Farmers shift from gravity systems to electric units, boosting output on smaller 40 to 300 acre farms and enabling wells to supply water for crops and household power.
A montage of Montana notes reports a lodge in Wilsall, a fatal fall near Missoula, a new health officer in Lewis and Clark county, air travel from Billings to Minneapolis, illness of Joseph Popa, a bond vote by the state land board, a ban on joy riding, valuable foxes arriving in Great Falls, and fiscal prudence in Gallatin county. Other items include gas talks for Billings, a shooting incident in Butte, banking policy on warrants, drownings near Helmville, bond fund use for warrants, poultry meetings in Columbus, shipping talks in Culbertson, and upcoming state fair activities and inspections across several towns.
A jumbled scammy page shows HELENA AD JUSTMENT CO and other outfits offering services from bond protection to supposed marriage matchmaking. It lists addresses in Montana and California, promotes quick results, and invites free descriptions, signaling a deceptive or unreliable advertisement style.
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