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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1918

Page

5

Montana cattle and meat animal totals drop in January report

Missoula reporter Guy Fitzpatrick lists sharp declines in beef cattle by 20 000 sheep by 55 000 and swine by 54 000 as of January 1 1918 versus a year earlier. Despite fewer animals the total value rises with beef cattle 41 878 000 sheep 13 517 000 swine 1 174 000 and other gains in horses and milch cows while mules lose value.

Missoula Montana Guy Fitzpatrick Department of Agriculture Fitzpatrick

Tragic Fire Fatality Of Four Year Old In Billings

Four year old Nicholas James Lockhart son of Mr and Mrs C D Lockhart of 800 N Seventeenth street died from burns at home after playing with matches. While the mother was in the yard the child climbed to matches and was found unconscious upon entering the house. He died soon after the incident.

Billings Nicholas James Lockhart C.D. Lockhart N. Seventeenth Street

A Word to Mothers from Cowitch Woman endorses Foley's Honey and Tar

Mrs E J Pelard of Cowitch Washington praises Foley's Honey and Tar as the best remedy for children and coughs. It quickly cures coughs and colds, heals inflamed surfaces, loosens phlegm, and eases hoarseness. Sold by Potts the druggist. Imo.

E. J. Pelard Cowitch Foley Potts Imo

Chiropractor Found Guilty Of Practicing Osteopathy Without License

A district court jury found Dr. J. E. Daniels a chiropractor guilty of practicing osteopathy without a license after about 30 minutes of deliberation. The penalty ranges from 250 to 1000 dollars fine or imprisonment.

Bozeman J. E. Daniels

Indigestion Relief Promoted By Local Drug Stores

A brief ad claims Chamberlain's Tablets ease indigestion and stomach troubles with a few doses and directs following directions sold by City Drug Stores.

Population growth shown by Montana school children

Montana's state superintendent Miss May Trumper reports 159 552 school children in the state. Per capita support for common schools is $5 50 for each child, totaling 875 886. Census figures show prior years with 147 453 children in 1916 and 126 416 in 1914, with more boys than girls in the state.

Helena Montana

Flour Mill Burns in Shiel's Valley Fire

The Wheat and flour mill at Shiel's Valley destroyed by fire with wheat stock and about 400 barrels of flour lost. Suspected arson, high winds fueled flames. Estimated loss ranged from 15 000 to 216 000 dollars.

Wi'sall Shiel’s Valley

Cut This Out It Is Worth Money Needful Trial Pack

Advertisement offers a receipt of a Foley product trial package for five cents. Send name and address to Foley & Co. in Chicago for coughs colds and related remedies, with druggist Potts selling the item.

Foley & Co Sheffield Ave Chicago Foley Potts Itno

Maxey Brothers Uncover 10-Foot Coal Vein in Storrs District

Word arrives that Maxey Brothers have uncovered a new 10-foot vein of high quality coal in the Storrs district near Bozeman. The discovery signals potential local mining expansion and energy prospects.

Bozeman Maxey’ Brothers Storrs

Getting Rid of Colds With Chamberlain Cough Remedy

A historic note advises using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to cure colds and warns against a second cold before full recovery. It recommends bed rest for middle aged and older men and mentions City Drug Store as the seller.

City Drug Store Imo

Ballast ore cars tried on transcontinental line near Billings

Four ballast cars loaded with manganese ore were tried on a Billings area section of the transcontinental railroad. The ore, black and coal like and very heavy, was shipped from Phillipsburg for the Pacific coast and mistaken for cinders. Officials seek who commandeered the ore for track foundation.

Paci'c Coast Phillipsburg

Foley's Honey and Tar Trusted for Coughs and Colds

Snow and bitter winds boost winter colds as Foley's Honey and Tar earns praise from Mrs. Edward Strevy of Clinton Ohio who calls it the only medicine for coughs and colds. Sold by Potts druggist in Ohio.

Foley Edward Strevy Clinton Potts Imo

Prosecutions Set for Six Butte Businessmen under Food Rules

After a visit by State Food administrator Alfred Atkinson, six Butte businessmen face federal food regulation prosecutions. Details of the violations were not released, though several alleged cases of high pricing are noted. Twenty violators reported to Administrator Atkinson.

Butte Alfred Atkinson Atkinson

Foley's Kidney Pills Aid Woman Suffering System Disorder

Woman receives relief with Foley's Kidney Pills said to cleanse impurities causing aches pains and puffiness under the eyes. Potts druggist sells the medicine in Helena. President Wilson approves restoration to entry and purchase of about 160000 acres of withdrawn coal land in northwestern Montana south of the Missouri river near Fort Peck reservation to aid coal supply. Most land is held by coal firms and lignite deposits are common.

Foley Potts Imp Helena Wilson Montana Missouri River Fort Peck Indian Reservation Washington

Foley’s Honey and Tar Cough Medicine Ad

Advertises Foley’s Honey and Tar as a reliable cough medicine. Claims prompt relief for coughs colds whooping cough la grippe and bronchial conditions with no opiates. Sold by Potts the druggist in Imo.

Potts Imo

Suit to Recover Taxes Filed by Railroad Against Mineral County

The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railroad sues Mineral County to recover 19 411 34 dollars believed unlawfully collected as taxes. The railroad claims it was taxed on leased power and trolley lines and that it was not notified of the assessment.

Superior Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad Company Mineral County

Dreadful Cough Cured by Chamberlain Cough Remedy

Mrs. F W Olsen of Marysville Missouri reports her son Jean suffered a severe cold and dreadfully persistent cough for days before Chamberlain's Cough Remedy relieved it. After one bottle the boy was cured and it is praised as good for children. Sold by City Drug Store. Imo.

Chamberlain F. W. Olsen Marysville Jean City Drug Store Imo

Conserving Sweets at Montana State University

Co-eds at Montana State University skip frosting on cakes and remove fudge patties in the women’s dormitory hive to cut sugar consumption by more than one third.

Missoula Montana State University

That Terrible Headache Prompted by Bilious Attacks

A brief note promotes relief from periodic headaches with Chamberlain's Tablets for biliousness. It claims sufferers may avoid attacks by following directions on the package. Sold by City Drug Store in Imo.

City Drug Store Imo

Members Eye Pay-Free Legislature In Special Session

Helena reports state house officials expect a majority of Fifteenth assembly members at the February 14 special session to serve without pay. Early confirmations come from Anderson Fergus Eilel Beaverhead and Dwight Sanders. Charles Treacy chief clerk says he will serve without pay.

Helena State House Fifteenth Assembly Anderson Fergus Eilel Beaverhead Dwight Sanders Charles Treacy House

Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Offer Rewards

The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Association offers a reward of 500 dollars for the conviction of any sheep thief and 259 dollars for the conviction of any camp robber.

Madison National Forrest Sheep Growers’ Association

Gets-It corn remover promises quick relief and safety

An advertisement touts Gets-It as the real corn remover that shrinks and peels corns without cutting or digging. It claims two drops ease pain, avoid fuss with bandages, and cautions against imitations. Price is 25 cents at drug stores or by mail from E Lawrence & Co Chicago. Sold in Dillon per local endorsement.

E. Lawrence & Co Chicago

Constant Sufferer Finds Relief With Foley Kidney Pills

A letter from C. F. Reynolds of Elmira New York describes kidney trouble relief after starting Foley Kidney Pills. The notice touts benefits for rheumatic pains backache biliousness sore muscles and tiredness and lists Potts as the local druggist selling them.

C. F. Reynolds Herrick St Elmira N. Y Potts Imo

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