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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1922
Page
11
Lloyd Jones argues that bootlegging predates prohibition and that liquor interests evade laws through shifting support from county to state to national options. He notes smugglers keep operating across state lines and now exploit government shipboard sales at sea, highlighting a paradox in enforcement versus policy.
Opinion notes that US ships at sea lack barroom facilities yet argues a broader move could push international waters toward dry status. It suggests enforcing dry rules on foreign vessels docking in American ports would curb liquor trade and broaden prohibition’s reach globally.
A clash over Jewish admissions in Hungarian colleges ends in a duel challenge between Dr. Meny of Szegedin and Dr. Barsonyi of Budapest. The item reflects late 19th or early 20th century education debates and prominent academic figures.
H A Weaver of Cole Pennsylvania raises white huckleberries from a single large bush. The berries are almost transparent and of excellent flavor. This bush is the only one bearing white berries, and Weaver has picked 2000 quarts this season on his farm.
Dillon residents report relief from back pain kidney trouble and dizziness through Doan's Kidney Pills. Mrs. F A Bourassa 621 Thompson Ave. explains the first box helped and a second cured her fully. Price 60c at all dealers FosterMilburn Co Mars Buffalo NY ad.
Exhausted from grippe coughs and exhaustion relief described by R. G. Collins of Barnegat New Jersey. Foley's Honey and Tar is claimed to have stopped the cough and has been used by three generations for coughs colds and croup with widespread availability through ads.
Twenty thousand natives of the Fiji Islands have been treated for hookworm using a method discovered by Dr. Maurice C. Hall of the United States Department of Agriculture. The believed cure is a chemical called carbon tetrachloride, commonly used as a clothes cleaner.
A 70 foot diameter and 226 foot deep hole appeared in a Bland area farmer's wheat field. Water filled the hole to 112 feet. Scientists visited and descended to water level reporting no inlet or outlet. Motion picture showings of American product manufacturing are to be shown worldwide via the U S Department of Commerce. Squirrels are deemed a fire hazard in some cities and are being killed due to nests built in high fire risk locations.
A Leavenworth prison tally shows over 2,600 inmates with more than 900 listed as narcotic cases making up a large portion of the population.
A testimonial claims Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cured long standing stomach trouble after three doctors advised operation. The ad says the simple preparation clears catarrhal mucus and inflammation of the stomach liver and intestines and offers a money back guarantee. Potts the druggist and druggists everywhere promote it.
Wall Street declares Henry Ford the richest man worldwide with 180 million cash on hand and an estimated 125 million income for 1922 before taxes. Ford’s firm could be capitalized at 2 billion, earning 5 percent on the money, aided by 15 million profit from replacement parts.
Police reports indicate over 17 000 Harlem school children, many described as aliens, are addicted to drugs. The note urges reliability and cites Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co. in Dillon Montana with Frank Hazelbaker as president.
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