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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1919
Page
5
Do not neglect a cold or cough as Dr King s New Discovery offers fast relief. The remedy is a proven standard with over fifty years of popularity, effective against cold cough and croup. Available at all druggists for 60 cents or 1 20 a bottle.
Tardy bowels and inert liver blamed for poor work and mood. Dy. King's New Life Pills promise to cleanse the system and stimulate the liver and bowels for a stronger, healthier body. Available at all druggists. Try them tonight.
An old time remedy claims quick relief from lumbago and other external pains with warmth and penetration. It promotes circulation and offers a small bottle economy of 35c 70c and 1.40 for family use.
The former Maubeuge governor General Fournier faces a court martial for surrendering the fortress to enemy forces during the conflict. Proceedings will determine accountability for the loss and its strategic impact.
Missoula man Andrew Wamben killed by accidental shotgun discharge near Pablo while operating a hardware store. Forsyth mourns Rosebud county businessman Joe Choisser, ex state fair board member. Helena barbers raise shave and haircut prices. certain services adjusted. Wheat begins interstate milling shipments from west and Nebraska amid car shortages. Hinsdale reports an 85 pound squash grown near town on dry land. Butte influenza cases scarce amid dry season. city wary of epidemics. Butte women form Consumers League plan for a city farmers market with no wholesalers. Bozeman church nursery opens to aid mothers during services. staffed by capable women. Helena lists 7,048 illiterates and aliens employed in Montana firms with 50+ workers. Austrian nationals most numerous. Butte resident Rocco Marmorale sues Butte Daily Post for 100000 dollars over a citizenship article.
The piece warns that kidneys failing to perform their duties warn of health danger. It urges readers to seek help when nervous, weak, dizzy, sleepless, or with back pain and explains impurities build up into uric acid harming the body if not expelled.
Dangerous disease claims push old fashioned Haarlem Oil Capsules as a universal remedy. The copy promotes original imported GOLD MEDAL brand from Holland, with refund if relief is not prompt, sold in sealed packages in drug stores in three sizes.
Montana timber losses in national forests totaled about 1 000 150 feet across 1 146 fires, with over 570 000 acres burned and costs near 1 200 000. Seven fire fighters died, more than a million acres damaged, while lightning sparked most blazes and crews faced extreme peril despite improved organization.
World dispatches report a Levant mine disaster in Cornwall with 45 dead and many injured. Other items include Colonel House recovering and blocked travel, treaty ratifications dated by allied armies, and a U.S. naval officer honored in France. Also coverage of rent security plans, kidnap risk in Mexico, a strike ending threat to express service, German royalist intrigues, and a cold October delaying coal use in hotels. Caribou migrations near Dawson, YT, threaten winter meat supply amid high prices.
Basin is booming as Marcus L. Hewett and associates report regular shipments of gold silver and copper ore from Hope Jip Katie mines averaging 16 dollars a ton. The firm plans a 300 ton capacity concentrator and has unwatered the Hope shaft to 294 feet with a 1 900 foot drift.
Montana officials announced the big airplane show planned in several cities is canceled. Organizers cited weather concerns and safety issues, with no rescheduled dates set.
A 1751 acre cattle ranch near a county seat town priced at 70000 with 175 head of cattle and full equipment. Includes irrigable land, black loam soil, trout streams, adjacent to National Forest, fenced and cross fenced, good schools nearby, and strong market access. Sale offers limited exchange options and a large mailing list from International Real Estate Exchange Bureau, Coeur dAlene Idaho.
Liberty bonds and war stamps offered at high market prices by Frary and Burlingame in Great Falls Montana. Also services for stock trading and farm property listings near Hardin, Montana with good improvements and buildings.
Classified notices offer 1000 acres in Judith Basin at $50 per acre, 1500 acres tillable at $75 nearby, irrigated farms near the Missouri headwaters, and various agricultural services. Advertisers include Farmers Land Company Lewistown Adams Realty Co Three Forks Columbia Floral Co Butte Telegraphy training Butte College of Telegraphy and real estate firms seeking buyers print 120 Montana newspapers reach 400000 readers with farm ad options.
The All-America pathfinding and recruiting air service unit is demobilized at Fort Snelling Minnesota by wartime orders. 22 officers and 121 enlisted men are reassigned. Photographic material and records go to Langley Field Virginia. Trucks stay at Fort Snelling. Planes shipped to Rantoul Illinois.
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