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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1904
Page
3
Missoula man John Nelson a once well known western Montana figure was found dead in his bed Tuesday morning death likely from heart failure or asthma He was closely linked with Marcus Daly and involved in fast horse racing ventures.
A newspaper ad claims PAZO OINTMENT cures itching bleeding protruding or blind piles within 6 to 14 days. If it fails, druggists refund money. First application provides relief. Send 500 stamps to Paria Medicine Co. for postpaid return.
A promotional notice touts Moki tea as a permanent cure for constipation indigestion and general wellbeing. The ad promises improved appetite sleep and happiness with a satisfaction guaranteed or money back offer priced at 25 ets and 50 ets.
Judge William Clancy signs a long sought injunction barring F A Heinze and associates from moving through the Minnie Healy mine while the case against the Boston and Montana company continues. The Minnie Healy mine remains closed pending court determination.
The Daily Limited to California will start service November 1, 1902 under the Rock Island System and Southern Pacific Company via the El Paso Short Line. Public competition welcomes additions with possible fees. Address circulars to Sebastian, Passenger Traffic Manager, Rock Island System, Chicago.
The Bozeman courier sent to secure Grayling precinct returns reports that no election was held there and the official count by county Commissioners began Saturday morning.
An early 1900s item urges Herbine as a remedy for constipation with a testimonial from OC A Lindsay of Bronson Florida on February 12 1902 and notes 50 cent bottles sold by Riley the druggist. Billings reports smallpox vigilance and a Scottish Rite reunion in Butte runs January through Thursday banquet.
Butte resident Thomas R Hinds filed suit against Ister Mountain Publishing Co. on Saturday alleging libel and damage to his reputation. He seeks $100,000 in compensation. The case centers on an editorial published during the campaign.
A cryptic note from Columbia Falls reports ex Kalispell chief J A Johnson traveling to Albion Indiana to identify John Smith as the alleged murderer of Night Marshall Stevens of Harve.
Demonstrations prove a woman can live well on an annual 27 500 dollar allowance. The piece urges husbands earning less to seek raises promptly citing the example as proof.
Local notice promotes Chamberlains Cough Remedy highlighting granulated leaf sugar and maple like root flavor. W L Roderick of Poolesville Maryland commends its use for children, noting no harm and easy administration. Sold at City Drug Store.
After the christening of the battleship Connecticut the young lady sponsors smash the bottles with apparent determination to ensure a strong launch rather than a fizzled ceremony.
Advertises Acker’s Dyspepsia Tablets offering immediate relief or money back. One tablet ease, sold in handsome tin boxes for 25 cents at Riley’s Drug Store.
A Chicago woman seeks a divorce after eleven years of marriage citing a bizarre claim that her husband loved her only four hats, a case described as a criminal matter before the courts.
From Durban South Africa Arthur Chapman reports a two month old baby cured after parents used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy on the dummy teat for quick relief. The remedy is sold by City Drug Store. A scientist warns constant vigilance costs liberty. Tribune store advertises burnt leather post cards in endless variety.
A group of businessmen paid 112500 in coin and stock on August 30 1901 for a treatment claimed to cure Brights Disease and Diabetes. The investigation began November 15 1900 with scores of cured patients and 87 percent success by August 25. Clinical reports and committee proceedings were published and mailed free on request from the Joan J Fontroux Company 420 Montgomery St San Francisco Cal.
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