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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1925
Page
5
Fragmented city brief notes report routine weather hints and local details. Mentions include daily city services, taxi and shop ads, a Yellowstone trip update, and office relocations with scattered names and addresses.
Reported incident involves a cub bear seen near Anandaly miles from Lake WeDouald. Dr Roberts woke to a flaming face and a bear rushing away into shadows. Mr Cobh states no one was hurt though the bear appeared seeking food and pawed at sleepers thinking a rock hid ants.
Mrs Lejeune head of ready to wear and millinery at Sanden and Ferguson department store returned from a sensational buying trip to New York and eastern markets. She says extensive purchases for a busy season include many novelties in sport wear for State fair week demand.
Kiwanis ladies are honored at an event tonight at the Ventana Club in Helena. A dinner and dance begin at 7 30 with Ralph Varnes, past president, noted for his service before he leaves for the winter with his family.
The Moriiwet fair prize winners receive the finest trophy cups displayed in Brazey Mf Atlas Jewelry store on North Main street. Supplied by Atlas and from Reed and Barton, the cups arrived from the east after a long negotiation to secure high quality trophies in large numbers on short notice.
Public access to income tax returns is limited and controlled by the collector. Officials say only declared incomes are shown and other data remain restricted. The records will be open during business hours for ten days starting September 1, with a further week of access by appointment.
State land officials rush appraisal in Daniels County with sale planned for early October after five years without appraisal. Rail line expansion from Scabex to Opheim prompts sale of 34 500 acres with valuations dropping from 20 to 50 per acre and notices issued to advertise the auction.
About 119 workers from four Eddy Bakery plants near Butte gathered for a one day sport and social event hosted by executives. Teams from Helena and Missoula joined. events included foot races and a three legged race with winners named, followed by a large company feed and plans to resume bread production improvements.
Report details a coal field labor dispute with wage and contract demands, plus a deadly collision near Revisville as officials and workers discuss pricing, strikes, and wage scales. The piece notes Atlantic City talks, employer resistance, and casualties from a southern tram crash involving a van and train.
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A Berlin forester recently found a grown cuckoo in a nest previously used by firetails. He believes the cuckoo ate the firetails eggs and hatched with them, then grew so flat no one could remove it through the small nest opening. The firetails were still feeding the cuckoo when it was found.
The article lists crews of three planes preparing for a long Pacific flight from San Francisco to Hawaii about 2100 miles away. Names include Lieut Tavidsan Ovaguag, TF trans Rico Lotta, and PNG No f WE Bowhn, with pilots, navigators, and engineers identified among the crew.
A Colorado collision involving a large Pullman train near Trinidad caused multiple injuries. Passengers escaped major harm as the engine struck the Pullman car, overturning and jarring occupants, with most victims treated at Trinidad and local hospitals. The investigation's initial findings point to a curve and outside position as contributing factors.
The Associated Press reports that Sir Sargent’s works are unlikely to depreciate. Experts note prices have risen recently and that modern pigments and preservation practices support continued value. Auctions and museum copies are discussed, with expectations that current pieces will retain worth over time.
News wires report Babe Ruth faces a suspension and a $700 fine after a heated league hearing. The New York Yankees star remains under scrutiny as the league enforces penalties for unspecified misconduct during the season.
Rumors swirl as Babe Ruth questions manager Play during a tense season. The piece notes press scrutiny of Jack Dunn era issues and mentions Washington and New York trade talk over Thurman and Pechinpaigh, with Ye neglecting to respond.
The Lewis and Clark county board limits Montana State Fair passes to fair grounds workers and others who provided services this year. Taxpayers and prior recipients face tickets going on sale next week with passes for previous free list members restricted to those who worked, ensuring fairness and accountability.
A large testimonial dinner honored Ty Cobb with praise from Mayor John W South, Detroit officials, and baseball figures. Speakers included Ban Johnson, Conn Mack, and Honus Wagner among others, with $100 grand- father clock presented and telegrams received.
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