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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1919
Page
4
The piece lauds John Ryan and other veteran businessmen for leading shipbuilding, Red Cross efforts, and aircraft production during World War I. It defends Ryan against unfounded criticism, stressing his integrity, hard work, and devotion beyond self interest.
Frederick Kolle editor of New York Physicians Who's Who endorses Bitro-Phosphate tablets for weak nervous individuals seeking weight gain and nerve strength. The French discovery is praised with journals citing dramatic results. a two week supply is offered at fifty cents a week with money-back guarantee if no improvement.
Low water from a prolonged drought fuels typhoid concerns in several Montana towns. The state health board issued household rules for individuals and communities including handwashing, pure water, boiled milk, pasteurized products, vaccination after exposure, and strict isolation and disinfection for known cases.
In Hill cemetery Anaconda a pauper’s grave marks the burial of William M. White aged 47 who died August 25 1919 after a gunfight at the Ten Mile roadhouse on Milk creek. White renounced by relatives and associates, this ends Anaconda’s noted record of burying criminals.
The piece warns that kidneys failing to perform their duties slow health and cause impurities to accumulate. It urges immediate action when nervous, weak, dizzy, sleepless, or back pains occur, noting uric acid buildup can cause distress unless expelled.
Dangerous disease claims offer GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Ofl Capsules as an old trusted remedy with soothing oils and cleansing herbs. Bottle advertised as imported from Holland with refund if not effective, in sealed packages and three sizes.
The report recalls a condemned man in Anaconda named White who died before trial, a rarity in local history. It notes no hangings in Deer Lodge county since the Copper City became the seat, with only one parallel case 17 years earlier involving Patrick Fitzgibbons.
An old mining tale recalls W. M. Galt who came east in 1888 with money to invest and bought a prospect near the Cable mine in Deer Lodge County. The venture failed as ore assays did not hold, yielding $20,000 to four miners and $30,000 to others before Galt left Montana. The story connects to a broader note about a White House visit by President and Mrs. Wilson.
A man shot a police judge and Deputy Sheriff in a downtown street spree after being released from an asylum. He fired on the crowd with two guns, was wounded by an officer, and died in the county jail within an hour. He was deemed insane, not a criminal.
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