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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1923
Page
5
A historical ad copy touts Fletcher's Castoria as a 30 year remedy for babies and children addressing constipation flatulence wind colic and diarrhea. It claims to regulate stomach bowels aid food absorption and promote natural sleep without opiates as the genuine product bears the signature.
In Canton Ohio P R Hassan slipped into a pool of warm asphalt and became unconscious as he tried to escape. The asphalt hardened around him until workers cut him free without injury.
Across Montana towns reports show Missoula opening registration for the university week totaling 1174 and irrigationists meeting planned for November. Glasgow names Otto M Christianson postmaster. Livingston notes Tom Woolrey’s death. Miles City ships poultry by parcels post. Lewistown reports injuries at the Musselshell holdings and a mill feeder accident. oil firm buys Cat Creek leases. Butte prepares Tramway mine for restart. Great Falls docket lists 70 liquor cases. Helena banker H Edgar Stewart resigns for federal reserve work in New York. Scratch Gravel mine to resume work near Helena. Butte burglar Wilbur Wallace, 21, confesses to multiple thefts.
The Great Falls Commercial College organized in 1892 and incorporated in 1913 offers modern courses in all commercial subjects. It trains bookkeepers and stenographers for Montana business, enrolls over five hundred students yearly, and receives strong endorsements for quarters, equipment, and teacher enthusiasm. The secretary will answer inquiries or mail a free catalog.
The court decision declares that county garbage collection is illegal, forcing residents outside city limits to manage their own waste. The ruling affects most of Butte, shifting responsibility to individuals and localities for garbage disposal.
Denver Cole recalls contracting a severe cold and influenza during U S Army service in France, followed by gas exposure and months of misery. After being returned to the United States he tried six doctors with little relief, finally urged by a friend to take Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
The article warns Montana beekeepers of high colony losses in winter and outlines key principles. Maintain strong, young colonies with plenty of well ripened honey, vigorous queens, and protection. aim for 40 to 50 pounds stored in hives and adequate packing on all sides to conserve heat and moisture.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions aspirin and Bayer with unclear context. The text hints at branding or naming issues around the drug, but provides no clear event, date, or person to anchor a complete news item. Further readable material is needed to generate a proper summary.
A sweeping tornado in Nebraska and Iowa claimed 21 lives as reports spread from Omaha to surrounding towns. Other items note David Lloyd George arriving for a U S lecture tour, fresh Japanese quakes, and various city briefs from across the nation.
Lewistown attorney Bruce Johnson will supervise a campaign of publicity for the Montana Wheat Growers Association and also serve as editor of the Montana Wheat Grower. The move signals coordinated efforts to promote wheat interests statewide.
Missoula resident B. F. Tudor a 97 year old war veteran and argonaut of the California gold fields and Aldergulch dies born in Kentucky. Saltese accident kills Andrew Michi and Mr and Mrs R W Seideman when a gas speeder is struck by a work train. all three killed.
Miles City reports General Charles G. Morton inspecting the old Fort Keogh. He states the fort will never be used for military purposes again. The associated reservation covers about 60,000 acres.
An old advertisement urges mothers to give sick babies California Fig Syrup claiming it relieves constipation without narcotics. It touts gentle stomach sweetening, liver and bowels activation, and warns to insist on genuine California Fig Syrup with directions to avoid counterfeits.
The fragment lists requests for owners of far or unimproved land in Wisconsin and Minnesota, plus notices for business opportunities and employment agencies. It mentions agents and firms in Chippewa Falls Spokane Butte Seattle and Great Falls with scattered contact details and incomplete lines.
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