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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1924

Page

12

104th Montana Governor Erickson to Take Office in 1925

The article notes J E B Erickson elected Montana’s 104th governor, to assume office January 1 1925. It traces Montana’s gubernatorial lineage from French and Spanish rule through territorial governors of Oregon Washington Idaho and Montana, highlighting past leaders and the state’s frontier history.

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Musterole promises quick relief for colds and pains

Musterole is an easy to apply white ointment said to prevent colds from becoming flu or pneumonia. It uses oil of mustard and other simples. Doctors and nurses reportedly recommend it for sore throat chest colds rheumatism bronchitis and more. Separate mild version for babies and children. jars and tubes priced 35¢ 65¢ and hospital size $3.00.

Early Montana History and Territorial Governors Timeline

Three weeks after Montana territory organized Congress passed an 1864 act regulating northern frontiers trade. The 1866 creation of Montana Idaho district set a port at Fort Benton with John X Belchher as collector in 1867. The record traces Louisiana transfer in 1803 and lists early governors and Indian agents across Louisiana Missouri Nebraska and Dakota territories up to 1861.

J. EB. Erickson Montana Louisiana Montana Historical Society Souvelle Biloxi Olympia Idaho Territory Lewiston Idaho Bannack Virginia City Deer Lodge Last Chance Fort Benton Fort Union Dakota Line Fort Laramie Wyoming Territorial William B. Daniels Hosmer J. A. Sanders Mr. Sanders Rocky Mountains Louis XIV Charles III United States Missouri Nebraska Dakota Oregon Washington Montana Territory Tory Congress William Jacyn Yankton William H. Wallace Continental Divide Champoeg Oregon Territory Washington Territory Canada John MacLoughlin Hudson's Bay Company Rockies David Hill Alamson Beers Joseph Gale Clackamas W. J. Bailey Osborne Russel P. G. Stewart Oregon City Joseph Lane Knitzing Pritchett John Gaines Kenyce Isaac C. Stevens C. H. Mason Fayette McMullen Richard D. Gholson Henry M. McGill L. J. S. Turner Yrotng William Pickering Sidney Edgerton Thomas Francis Meagher Green Clay Smith James Tufts James M. Ashley Benjamin FP. Potts James A. Calloway James TH. Mills John Schuyler Crosby Isaac D. McCutcheon John S. Tooker B. Platt Carpenter Samuel T. Tauser William B. Webb Preston H. Lestie Benjamin F. White T. F. Meagher Pembina Chicago Secretary of the Treasury John X. Belchher Paris New Orleans William CC. C. Claiborne Indian Country Missouri Territory Dakota Territory Oregon Country William C. C. Claiborne Genis Amog Stoddard Upper Louisiana William Henery Harrison Indiana Territory District of Louisiana Vincennes Ind Harrison Louisiana Territory James Wilkinson Joseph Brown Frederick Bates Meriwether Lewis Benjamin Howard William Clark Indian Affairs St. Louis Joshua Pilcher Charles Kimball John Dougherty Joshua Pitcher D. Hamilton Andrew Drips Nebraska Territory Contiguous Territory William O. Butler Francia Burt Bellevue Thomas B. Canning Mark W Izard Territory J. Sterling Morton Samuel W. Black Cleveland Arbor Day

California Fig Syrup Advertised for Babies and Children

An old advertisement promotes California Fig Syrup as a gentle laxative for babies and children. It claims it sweetens the stomach starts the liver and bowels without griping and contains no narcotics or soothing drugs. It urges consumers to insist on the genuine product with directions.

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