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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1922
Page
3
Diamond Dyes offer simple directions for dyeing skirts coats and draperies with guaranteed results. Each package tells users to specify wool or silk or linen cotton or mixed fabrics and promises no streaking fading or running even for first time dyers.
Advertises Cascarets as a 10 cent bowel cleanser that relieves sick headache biliousness gases indigestion and upset stomach by morning. Claims to be the nicest physic on earth for grown ups and children with candy like taste.
A profile asserts Henry Ford, through Ford Motor Co, holds the world’s largest income and wealth. It cites 1922 profits north of 125 million before tax and about 110 million after tax, with cash of 180 million making him a leading individual banker. It notes heavy federal taxes, potential annual gold standard income, and immense profits from parts and cars, portraying Ford as a dominant money power in Detroit and on Wall Street.
A mixed dispatch list reports Lipton declaring no intent to challenge America in another yacht race until 1924. Other items cover Turkish troops in the Dardanelles neutral zone, synthetic champagne in New York and regional incidents from Rand mining strikes to a fatal shooting in Suncook New Hampshire.
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as the fastest relief for indigestion gases flatulence heartburn sourness fermentation and stomach distress caused by acidity. A few tablets provide immediate relief and correct digestion at low cost as druggists sell millions of packages.
O. G. Willett once Mineral county senator remains hopeful for cure from leprosy. A visiting party at the Willett ranch found him healthy and working in the fields. He attributes his improvement to faith healing, diet, and rational living, and notes he has gained weight. He and his wife live west of Alberton on a ranch.
John Kippenhan on a Bull mountains farm south of Roundup demonstrated feasible peanut cultivation in Musselshell county with a fair yield. The harvest also included watermelons and cantaloupes with August ripening and excellent quality.
A new Mid-Northern Oil well on the Dawson Merkle lease two miles northeast of the Gladys Belle producer reached production at 2 am and then 1 000 feet by 10 am. Estimates place output between 150 and 250 barrels with no water and some gas, boosting optimism across nearby wells and prompting plans to drill offset wells and extend lines.
Two weeks of work in the Cat Creek field aims to ready for a winter drilling campaign before cold weather. Roads to Frantz camp and Winnett extension graded for winter service, with oil companies funding much work. Buildings repaired, garages erected, and crude oil burners installed to keep trucks ready. Officials expect no winter drilling shutdowns despite light snowfall, and predict 30 to 60 new producers in Cat Creek during the winter program. Missoula university enrollment on opening day reached 1,284 students.
Bozeman Elisha Rouse is killed by a helper engine near Gordon Siding on the Northern Pacific. Great Falls carpenter’s helper Great Bunch fatally injures himself from a 40 foot fall. Grain car shortage prompts use of open ore cars. Missoula judge hands Jack Henderson two years hard labor for passing bad checks. Helena rail rate reclassification aims to favor cereals trade with Idaho Washington Oregon. Valier project yields could reach 1.5 million bushels. Butte inquest finds death due to moonshine whisky. Bozeman freshman class enrollment doubles with 200 new entrants. Butte W. W. Wallsworth seriously hurt in Delhi New York car crash. Helena Montana railroad valuations steady with Montana Power rising 10 percent. Butte federal raid nets 21 liquor outlets and $20 000 in goods.
Advertisement notices offer Winthram apples in multiple varieties at $1.25 to $2.25 per box plus specials. Other listings include large farm setups, 100 acre to 2000 box scales, irrigation land and stock ranches in Washington Montana Idaho and Iowa with terms and contact names.
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