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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1903
Page
3
The ad claims the elixir heals all blood diseases where cheap sarsaparillas fail and offers a positive guarantee. It warns that impure blood shows as pale skin pimples and fatigue and promotes the product as a health remedy sold by Central Pharmacy.
A case before the Montana Supreme Court challenging school book discrimination was dismissed after the commission ruled bids and contracts included books not printed by unions. The column also notes digestible ads for Ballard's Snow Liniment and Horehound Syrup from Riley's Drug Store. socialist party meetings in Butte. cigar exchanges. and a note on journalists visiting for the irrigation Congress.
A Missouri Pacific fast mail from St Louis to Kansas City struck the stalled excursion train No 6 at Dead Man's curve near Lee's Summit. Three killed, forty injured, many aboard the excursion train. Most injuries to baggage car passengers as crews say the fast mail failed to stop promptly.
Rochester resident W. H. Brown, an elderly near blind prospector, finds a rich ore body at the Way Up mine about nine miles from Rochester. Assay shows about nine dollars in gold and more than 100 ounces of silver per ton.
Itching piles produce moisture and cause itching. Dr Besanko's Pile Remedy stops itching and bleeding. 500 a jar. Treatments and trial materials offered from Philadelphia. Wool sales reach 307,000 pounds at 17½ cents per pound. Chamberlains Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy backed by Central Pharmacy with money back guarantee.
Joe Golobick of Colusa California writes of fifteen years in pain from rheumatism. He credits Electric Bitters with complete relief and cure after using a few bottles. The medicine is praised for liver and kidney troubles and general debility with satisfaction guaranteed by City Drug Store.
Authorities report multiple incendiary fires in the basin with persistent arson threats. Officials promise severe action if the culprit is captured, signaling a serious crackdown on the suspect.
A letters from F A Gulledge of Verbena Alabama touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve curing twenty four tumors from piles and other aches at 250 cents a jar. The same issue notes disbarment proceedings against A J Shores before Judge McClernon reviving a Harney scandal and a sensational case.
The lengthy proceeding in Butte features expert testimony in one of Montana’s major mining cases. The trial spans several days as witnesses present their accounts. A medicinal promo note precedes the item, stating a laxative claim and refund offer from City Drug Store.
An advertisement claims Lane's Tea will cleanse the blood, cure foul breath, and clear complexions, driving pimples and blackheads away. Available in 50 and 250 packages at City Drug Store.
A terrible thunderstorm at a bathing beach caused a boat house to be struck by lightning. Robert B. Smith was killed, Charles Slaughter badly injured, and William Lyona seriously hurt. Ten feet of the flag pole broke away and the structure was wrecked. Policeman Bannigan fainted twice while aiding victims. Doctors revived most and patients were sent to hospital.
Yellowstone County’s latest assessment elevates the county from fifth to fourth class with a total valuation projected to exceed 8 million dollars.
Great Falls hosts the North Montana Woolgrowers association annual gathering next Friday and Saturday touted as the biggest event in the group's history. Leaders plan discussions and recognitions for local producers.
A major strike at Hidden Lake near Cable Mountain prompts plan to erect a 100 stamp mill in the near future.
Drug classifiers advertise a remedy that stops coughs at will and cures colds in twelve hours with money back. Central Pharmacy offers 25 and 50 cent sizes. Schultz, a mining man from Butte, attends a reception then returns to Butte. Red Lodge plans a county fair in the fall amid growing interest. Moki Tea touted to cure indigestion and constipation and clear skin with a money back guarantee. sold at Central Pharmacy.
An advertorial cautions against pepsin and bismuth remedies for dyspepsia and headaches. It promotes Dr Gunn Improved Liver Pills as the natural cure, claiming to cleanse stomach and bowels and act on the liver, with a 25 cent price and postpaid sample offer from Dr Bosanko of Philadelphia. City Drug Store carries the product.
In St Joseph Missouri on July 18 Mrs John Mackey dies from pistol wounds after an encounter with William A Matzinger who had courted her for a year but was spurned He shot himself after the attack as authorities report Excursion Steamer Clifton Collides with Fulton Ferry New York July 13 during Manhattan circle collision two deckhands jump overboard but no major injuries occur to passengers or ferries
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