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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1922
Page
12
Verse exchange between Berton Braley and Byron E. Cooney reflecting on their younger journalism days chasing news and nights of drink and verse. The two poets boast of fame while recalling absinthe bourbon and rambunctious youth with camaraderie and satire.
A promoter touts existing producing wells in Sections 2 3 4 9 17 18 22 23 26 27 claiming Hogan and Smoke wells near term production. He notes a 1 percent net royalty via First State Bank of Shelby as trustee and asserts the property is undervalued with expected future gains.
Northern Montana embraces corn as a mainstay to stabilize farming along the Canadian border. The Malta exhibit highlights 5000 ears grown locally, with yields up to 31 bushels per acre after hail, demonstrating corn as a dependable dryland feed crop and cornerstone of diversified farming for farmers in Phillips Roosevelt Valley Blaine Hill Chouteau and Daniels counties.
Judge Roy E. Ayers resigns from the tenth district bench to join northern Montana oil interests as counsel for Kevin Sunburst Oil and other operators. John C. Huntoon of Lewistown will fill the vacancy, with Ayers to maintain offices in Great Falls and continue ranching in Fergus County.
Diamond Dyes offers simple directions in every package to dye or tint faded skirts coats and other garments. The ad guarantees perfect home dyeing even for first timers and warns users to tell the druggist their fabric type wool silk linen cotton or mixed. Diamond Dyes claims no streaking spotting fading or running.
B P Johnson of 609 W Lake St Illinois claims invention of a lamp that burns with 94 percent air and gas or electricity. He offers the lamp free to the first applicants.
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