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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1921

Page

4

Pat Carney Praises Montana Orphans Home Contributions

Pat Carney director of the Montana state fair and former dining car official discusses the State Orphans Home at Twin Bridges. He notes about 50 World War I veterans were educated there and highlights the home's impact on turning out better citizens and families. The hospital census showed zero patients during a visit, indicating strong current management and happy, healthy children.

Pat Carney Montana Hazen J. Titus Northern Pacific Carney Twin Bridges

Missoula Bans Jazz in City Dance Ordinance

Missoula city council passes a dance ordinance banning cheek-by-jowl dancing, under 18 attendance, moonlight dances, Sunday and after midnight dancing. A woman police officer will enforce the ban. Also notes criticism of Roy Gardner escapes for lacking sustained technique.

Missoula

Johnson Excluded From Poker Game With Japanese Delegation

A light note reports Senator Johnson will not join a poker game with the Japanese delegates. The piece downplays wrongdoing and casts Johnson's absence as a courtesy or precaution in a social setting.

Johnson

Montana drive for disabled ex servicemen relief begins

The traveling case board in Montana advances the veterans relief drive to complete two years of work in two months. Charles R. Forbes leads a coordinated effort with Legion posts to review disallowances, establish service connection, and offer hospital and vocational aid. Board sittings scheduled across nine cities from September to November to process pending claims and ensure final decisions.

Montana American Legion Veterans’ Bureau Charles R. Forbes Helena Legion Fort Harrison Forbes Transportation Transportation Minneapolis Washington Glasgow Sheridan Roosevelt Valley Phillips Havre Blaine Hill Liberty Toole Kalispell Lewis and Clark Great Falls Chouteau Cascade Pondora Teton Lewistown Fergus Musselshell Wheatland Billings Treasure Big Horn Yellowstone Carbon Stillwater Miles City Carter Prairie Custer Powder River Garfield Rosebud Glendive Richland, Wibaux, Fallon, Dawson McCone Counties

Do You Discriminate at the Dining Table

In many homes a line is drawn at breakfast with tea or coffee for adults and Postum for children. The ad urges quitting coffee and tea for Postum to avoid harm to nerves and sleep, offering Instant Postum and Postum Cereal as alternatives.

Secretary of Interior Chases Yellowstone Buffalo Stampede

Secretary Albert Fall joined cowboys to stem a buffalo stampede near the Lamar river buffalo farm in Yellowstone park. The party rode and rodeoed with the herd numbering about 300 head as they charged and stampeded toward the home farm, then helped drive them together under expert guidance.

Albert Fall Buffalo Farm Lamar River Yellowstone Park

Spurious Booze Sold in Montana Exposed as Imposters

A Montana warning details counterfeit whiskies flooding the state. Frederick B. Stribling of the internal revenue department warns that imitations of Scotch, low proof Canadian blends doped with drugs, and green American whiskies threaten public health and morality. He urges readers to avoid bootleg brands and considers the broader impact on America’s future.

Montana Canada Frederick B. Stribling Internal Revenue Department

Montana Dairy Products Show Ten Year Surge to 1919

Montana dairy outputs and livestock values leaped over a decade ending 1919 with dairy product valuation rising more than threefold. 1909 figures show dairy production at 2 093 594 while 1919 reached 7 534 413. wool and mohair also increased, and total livestock product value nearly doubled to 24 823 415.

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Northcliffe skeptical England ready for prohibition

The article quotes Northcliffe doubting that England is ripe for prohibition and argues the country has not yet blossomed on the proposition.

Northcliffe England

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