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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1923

Page

6

Dr Ballard Claims Absolute Cure For Drug Habit

After six years of work with Dr L Baldwin of Seattle, Dr Charles A Ballard of Harlowton says he has found an absolute cure for narcotics addiction. In Butte two inmates, a man from a prominent family and a Spokane-born woman, were treated and claim they no longer crave drugs after one week with Ballard. They returned to jail claiming full mastery and willingness to endure any time if tempted.

L. Baldwin Seattle Charles A. Ballard Harlowton Ballard Silver Bow County Butte Jack Duggan Spokane Duggan

Open Deer and Elk Seasons Map Montana Livestock Rules

The text outlines Montana deer and elk seasons with dates and county-open rules. It lists species and sex limits, with exemptions for Flathead Gallatin and several counties, plus seasonal specifics for Park county and North Fork Dearborn. It also notes a Colorado river surveying party arriving safely after floods and isolation since September 14.

Montana Flathead Lincoln Mineral Ravalli Sanders Carter Custer Dawson Garfield McCone Phillips Powder River Prairie Richland Roosevelt Rosebud Stillwater Teton Valley Yellowstone Fergus Gallatin Lewis and Clark Glacier Madison Pondera Sweet Grass North Fork Dearborn Missoula Powell Counties Park County Peach Springs Ariz Colorado River Grand Canyon

Burns 95 Percent Air to Heat Homes

St. Louis fuel expert Mr. B. M. Oliver claims a simple device lets stoves and furnaces burn 95 percent air with 5 percent coal oil, tripling heat and reducing coal shortages. Marketed as safe and lifetime lasting, the offer targets housewives and promises a free booklet and sales plan for distributors.

B. M. Oliver St. Louis Oliver

History notes on Bradley Sioux history and Montana library volumes

A Montana Historical Library volume presents Lieutenant James H. Bradley's contributions on frontier posts 1871 1877 and the Custer battle notes. It honors late Librarian James A. Sanders who died April 17 1923 with a memorial sketch by David Hilger and a preface by Miss Elizabeth McDonald.

Montana Historical Library James H. Bradley James A. Sanders The Historical Society Elizabeth McDonald Sanders David Hilger State Historical Librarian Miss McDonald Montana Custer Godfrey Mark Kellogg Lieutenant Bradley Neill Minnesota Hilger B. P. Quain Bismarck N. D Century Company New York City Major Godfrey James U. Sanders

Montana Farm Wealth Forecast Reaches 150 Million

Montana Development association projects new farm wealth this year surpassing 150 million dollars based on current prices. Individual farm income runs about 3 700 with per capita gains around 600. wheat output tops 61 million bushels and the corn crop hits 8.12 million bushels marking record highs as farming intensifies.

Montana Development Association Montana Montane O Montana Farms

Stephenson Named to National Bankers Group

Sam Stephenson of First National Bank of Great Falls has been named as one of the five appointive members of the American Bankers Association executive council. The Montana banker was picked from the council by the ABA president Walter Head. The ABA committee includes automatic members from top offices. Stephenson’s Montana appointment marks national recognition.

Sam Stephenson First National Bank Gre American Bankers’ Association Walter ‘W Association State Bank Division Trust Company Division Savings Bank Division Stephenson Montana Montana State Bankers’ Association Hibbard R. S. Kain Montana Banker United States

Teachers to Meet in Great Falls Convention Plans

One thousand members from the north central district of the Mottana State Teachers association will assemble in Great Falls October 18 19 and 20 for the annual convention. C G Manning of Lewistown president of the district says the theme is The Responsibility of the Schools in Character Education. The aim is to build citizenship in Montana students and counteract radicalism in education while stressing teachers responsibility.

Great Falls Mottana Staate Teachers’ Association C. G. Manning Lewistown Manning Montana

Senator Magnus Johnson Arrives in Washington Senate

Washington Senator Magnus Johnson arrives in the capital and predicts good relations with colleagues despite some disagreements. He says their scraps will not amount to much.

Washington Magnus Johnson Senate

Helena Hosts More Federal Than State Payrolls, Report

A district analysis shows 150 civil service workers in Helena with 40 on the federal payroll at the Veterans' Bureau 70 at Fort Harrison and 63 at the Federal Reserve Bank. The federal payroll exceeds the state's 1,800 staff, with many federal department heads in Helena part time and numerous federal offices listed.

Veterans' Bureau Fort Harrison Federal Reserve Bank Helena Uncle Sam Veterans’ Bureau Federal United States Bureau of Animal Industry Bureau of Agricultural Economics Bureau of Public Roads Forest Service Weather Bureau Geological Survey General Land Office Surveyor General Reclamation Service Immigration Railway Mail Service Assay Collector of Internal Revenue Federal Prohibition War Finance Corporation United States Land Office Post Office

Expensive Duck Hunt Ends with Lost Gun on Lake

Engineer Lee of the Butte Anaconda and Pacific railway had a costly mishap on Georgetown Lake. While retrieving ducks from a raft he dropped his gun, which slipped through logs and sank to the lake bottom. The firearm was valued at 370.

Lee Butte, Anaconda

Montana dairy cattle trade spreads into Montana and beyond

J. H. Cook eastern land agent for the Northern Pacific at St Paul reports Montana ranchers and cattlemen are engaging in a robust milk Shorthorn trade. Prices cited include $125 to $180 per carload shipments with buyers from Iowa and central Wisconsin dairy markets. He notes increased imports of thoroughbred cattle and satisfied farmers testing special stock.

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