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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1921
Page
3
George W. Ascough of the State Nursery and Seed Co. in Helena reports Montana will see abundant white blossom clover seed and higher wheat seed next season. He warns potato seed will be scarcer than expected, and alfalfa and oats seed remain doubtful.
A cloud of ads seeks investors to grow a dollar into a thousand in months, asks to contact J B Kiernan in Beatty Nevada, and promotes various lumber, farming lands, and educational programs. Also lists hay balers, livestock for sale, honey, and personal ads with multiple Montana and Washington references.
Roller Mill For Sale includes one Nordyks Marmon three pair high six roller mill capacity forty bushels per hour grind to any fineness. Also includes one Silver Creek grain cleaner one wire rope indicator one distributing spout two wood heads two wood boots two sets of elevator buckets and chains. Complete grain cleaning distributing and grinding equipment except power for a feed mill or corn meal mill.
Bob Roberts, a Montana soldier, is adjusting to life with severe blindness after being captured by Germans. He lost one eye and damaged the other due to his refusal to reveal information about American forces. He is determined to be self supporting despite his disability.
A roundup of items from Washington and other cities covers an early meeting plan for four American delegates to the armament limitation conference. Included are notes on Prohibition reform proposals, tax collections, and plans for a large organized reserve army. Also reported are a train robbery in Oklahoma, a submarine sinking in Los Angeles harbor, and a Montana veteran returning home after captivity in Germany with eye injuries and a new career ahead.
The Helena filing shows Breakfast Brownies of Helena seeking to boost capital to 1.5 million dollars while pension reforms cut five widows from aid. Other items include highway work for 12 miles near Browning, jail and gun charge in Havre, and state offices to open free employment services in multiple cities.
Long Beach Washington resident Mrs A W Quinn writes that she has used Dr Pierce s Favorite Prescription since 1910 off and on for tiredness and loss of appetite and recommends it to young and old women as a tonic and energizer. She urges readers to obtain a bottle now or write to Dr Pierce for free medical advice.
Nine thousand Montana farmers who borrowed about one million dollars under the federal seed loan plan must repay through the Northwest collection office opened last week in Grand Forks North Dakota. The program set five percent interest with a per farmer average of 135 dollars and offered a temporary exemption for yields five bushels per acre or less.
Mrs. A. E. Boorman of Kalispell Montana testifies Doan's Kidney Pills help kidney weakness backache and poor kidney action. She credits quick cures for attacks and says she even gives them to her children. Price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sponsor.
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