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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1925
Page
9
A poem praising sunlit beaches and bathing beauties, noting women in swimsuits, playful struts, and the crowd's delight as they swim and skim the water. It highlights beach life, jumping diving boards, and spectators on the shore enjoying the scene.
A collage of quips and anecdotes touching on theater, fishing, actors, press agents, dog behavior, academia, antiques, weather, and winter life. The piece wryly notes synopses of movies, social quirks, and everyday follies, closing with a copyright notice from NEA Service Inc.
A newspaper puzzle note explains a day long game where a 15 to start at the right spot travels over lettered squares to reveal a hidden sentence. It identifies Dudley Brown as Mrs Brown's son and Mr Brown as her brother or husband. but the age issue makes the husband option invalid.
Colonel James Proctor, on behalf of the League of Nations labor bureau, toured Argentina to assess settling more than 200,000 Russians and other German refugees in South American countries. The plan aims to relieve crowded European districts, notably the Volga region, with findings presented to Argentina’s agriculture secretary Dr Lebreton.
A memorandum from the labor bureau requests Argentina to provide information and instructions for selecting emigrants. It notes labor scarcity and the need to ensure guaranteed labor value and morality before directing flows of Russian and German emigrants (2). The memo thanks Argentine authorities for courtesies and seeks close cooperation with the Argentine government.
Mrs Alice Mo Bishop, who had recently been granted a preliminary divorce from Judson Bishop on grounds of cruelty, asked District Judge George F Dunklee to set aside the decree today. The pleadings show the marriage occurred in 1914 with Judson Bishop a railroad engineer.
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