15 Apr 1920
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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1920
Page
1
A survey of actresses notes that natural hair beauty comes from a simple shampoo mix using one teaspoon of canthrox in hot water instead of soap. The liquid cleanses scalp, removes dandruff and oil, and makes hair appear fuller and softer.
An advertisement touts a facial wax remedy said to clear freckles and even skin tone. It claims long lasting effects with a thin nightly layer, leaving skin soft like rose petals and avoiding theater or medical claims. The note reads as a general beauty fix for skin conditions.
Dr Earl Taylor and the Interchurch World Movement publish a public statement denying a claimed $346 million campaign fund for repressive actions against industrial groups. The release outlines the movement's aim to pursue justice for all workers and the public, detailing budget heads and the pending industrial relations report.
Copies of Duns International Review for April 1920 have arrived and feature an illustrated copper mining article on Montana. Dhiliyy S Rosh writes on Anaconda smelter Great Falls ore mills and Butte mines while showing Ute members and an Inon Bersoll Rand compressor in operation. The magazine, in multiple languages, offers full translations for foreign editions and lists literary content, meals, and events.
Edward Hall of Rout Nox B Dighuth Minn recounts severe stomach pain nausea and rheumatism before Tanlac restored appetite and vitality. He has remained well for four years and keeps Tanlac on hand, recommending it to others. Sold in Helena by Budd Fisher Drug Co Adv.
The commission notes high costs of feeding the nation and calls for expansion of distribution facilities and processes at major centers to lower living costs. It highlights wholesale food marketing as a key factor and cites the impact of rising wages and recent price pressures on consumers.
The fragment discusses how incomes in different regions affect production costs and local wages. It notes 1915 purchasing power lower than 1913, and argues lower wages in a community can undercut competitors. It suggests government policy could reduce production and distribution costs, lowering food prices without raising government costs.
The Standard Oil Company of New Jersey plans a May 6 meeting in Bayonne to approve a capital increase from 10.8 million to 3200 million with nonvoting preferred stock underwritten by J P Morgan Co. Proceeds will fund refining, distribution, and operating needs, while a preliminary balance sheet shows total assets near 85.9 million and earnings averaging about 9.9 million before federal adjustments.
A local report states that not a single cowed wife will stay at Theaters house after nightfall. They insist on leaving by seven in the evening and will not return before seven or six o'clock in the morning according to the querhir.
Maniager O. A. Carlson of the Federal Reserve bank at Helena, with six department heads, will visit from Minneapolis May 1 and may settle here permanently. N Halter, Montana member of the Ninth District Fed, announced after returning from Minneapolis. The group may bring families. residence accommodations should be arranged in advance. Vault construction and remodeling at Edwards and Park streets proceed. the new vault will be larger and more up to date than the Mineapolis facility.
The week ending April 14 shows little progress in farm and stock work. Night temperatures stayed low and sunshine was scarce, delaying spring work and grazing. Some growth appears in the Flathead valley with grass starting to green, alfalfa wintered well in Sanders county, while winter killing is reported in several counties though overall conditions are deemed fair. Hay scarce, livestock recovery slow, with heavy deaths in Carbon County sheep.
Several corporations filed articles yesterday including The Midas Qi & Gil company of Roundup with William Mansfield Roy Wan iig and WR Bavanson as incorporators and capital stock set at 150 000 with 76 350 subscribed The Broadview Oil & Gas Development company of Broadview lists John Hennessey H Barrett S S Studebaker and William Spider as incorporators and 00 stock with 40 subscribed The Eucalyptotatom Mayivacur ing company of Belgrade names Blanch T Reess and M S Carpenter as incorporators with 100 capital stock and 20 subscribed The Parsners exchange of Wilsall shows R J Bennett as incorporator
A physician written ad explains how lingering colds inflame air passages and invite diseases like influenza pneumonia and measles. It promotes nightly VapoRub use to reduce inflammation and ease cough, detailing rubbing the throat and chest and breathing vapors. Free samples offered by The Vick Chemical Company in Greenshore, NC.
The document lists several incorporators from Wilsall including H E Green and LW Kins. It notes capital stock amounts such as R500 with $3,000 subscribed for one company and C008 with $700 subscribed for another. Other entries mention Atkins company of Rownd up and various individuals from Cando.
Detroit readers note a report on Boes Ford School Auto Mechanics with Jarry Je and Jett from Detroit. Western Auto and Supply firm involvement is mentioned, plus Mr Hale covering travel costs. six week stay at the school is noted. Evidence of a boycott affecting Spuds and local tile center members is reported as prices rise and shops vanish.
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