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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1923

Page

3

Castoria's Enduring Use Promoted by Physicians

An old advertisement touts Fletcher's Castoria as a safe substitute for Castor Oil and teething remedies. It claims no narcotics, mentions proven directions on each package, and notes physicians everywhere recommend it, with the genuine product bearing a signature.

Fletcher

Pine Butte chamber of commerce secretary resigns

Montans Wyomingtun reports secretary of Pine Butte chamber of commerce, P J Villa, resigns amid local updates. Lewistown notes rising livestock and wheat shipments. Glacier Park sees 80 605 tourists, up about 9 000 from 1922. An unrelated incident in Anaconda mentions a fatal beating of Dick Lewis by an unidentified Indian ranch hand.

Montans Wyomingtun Butte P.J. Villa Pine Butte Chamber of Commerce Lewistown Glacier Park Great Falls Alex Podblaski Shelby First National Bank of Miles City Montana Wyoming Red Lodge Anaconda Dick Lewis

Farm and ranch land listings near Pateros and Spokane

Classified notes describe stock and grain ranches for sale north of Pateros in Okanogan County and land near Spokane with fertile soil and irrigation. Listings include owner contacts Sunnyside and Washington State references, prices per acre from 10 to 20 dollars, and notes on dairy operations and tree fruit potential.

Pateros Okanogan Govd C. Rowland Sunnyside Wake Spokane Edwards Bradford Lamb Washington ME Kane

Montana Commission fixes interline freight rates across state

The Montana Railroad Commission began a proceeding in January to set lower interline freight rates for state traffic moving over two or more rail lines. Effective September 1 1923 standard rates are reduced to 90 percent for fourth class and higher and 85 percent for lower than fourth class. Special 85 percent basis applies to livestock produce grain hay and related goods benefiting farmers and stockgrowers with a 15 percent net reduction. Shippers may request technical details in writing.

Montana Railroad Commission Montana

Home Cooking Lessons Appeal to Housewives

Montana readers gain access to Mrs. Mary Blake's Home Cooking Lessons from Carnation Milk Products. The program shares tested methods and connects Montana housewives with nationwide cooking knowledge, benefiting families and communities.

Montana New York San Francisco Mary Blake Carnation Milk Products Company America Blake

Land Sale to Dwellers near Post Falls Irrigated Tracts

On October 6 the Fred B Grinnell pany of Spokane will sell at auction and forced sale the last of the Post Falls irrigated land. About 200 acres bearing orchards 430 acres cultivated and 170 acres open land across 10 to 40 acre tracts. Includes farm machinery horses and pigs. Houses on two 10 acre tracts. Located near Hayden Lake water district with its own system and near Appleway road. Sale starts 11 AM near Allan Race track with a large tent and free refreshments. Also Moffat tunnel contract awarded for 6.05 mile bore west of Denver to Hitchcock Tinkler for 6 250 000.

Fred B. Grinnell Pany Spokane Post Falls Alge Washington Miami Corporation Hayden Lake Coeur d'Alene Allan Race Track Denver Moffat Tunnel Commission Moffat Continental Divide Hitchcock & Tinkler San Francisco New York

Ballad of the Lazy J ends in hay and grasshoppers plan

Farmers in northern Montana harvest grasshoppers for winter feed. A Lazy J ranch scheme claims ten million hoppers, each bearing the Lazy J brand, to raise funds as steers fail. A counter revolution in Spain worries observers amid rapid political changes.

George Henry Ellis Montana Bill Port Venter France Spain

How's Your Blood Do You Need a Tonic

Helena Montana. An advertisement touts Dr Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery as a superior blood tonic and liver stomach remedy. It claims relief from digestive distress bilious headaches and impoverished blood and offers a trial package for 10 cents plus requests free medical advice from the Invalids Hotel Buffalo New York.

Helena Mont

Women Over Faded Things New Again

An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes offering simple directions for dyeing worn fabrics. Each 15 cent package promises women can dye or tint any faded item, even without prior experience, with color selections available at the drug store.

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