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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1925
Page
8
A 1925 NEA Service vignette portrays a young salesgirl at a busy shop, serving customers from morning till night. She endures endless fiddling and ever-changing desires, balancing kindness with fatigue as the repetitive cycle of shopping consumes her day.
A collection of quirky aphorisms on eggs and hens, food consumption, steel in cement, bakery mysteries, and Brazil fish behavior. The piece notes radio static causes, Christmas forecasts, early mail, and strepaginhers with odd sense, ending with a 1935 NEA service copyright.
Wolf Point reports Mrs Oscar Haugen a local resident since July was declared insane by the county board of examine after her husband testified his firm conviction she posed as a danger to herself and her children. Witnesses described multiple inconsistent statements she made, varying from earlier accounts.
Several weeks ago Mrs Mauget took her children to Great Falls to persuade Cascade County officials to enforce laws in Roosevelt County. Great Falls authorities sent her back. She also visited the state attorney general and a United States district attorney in another state seeking intervention.
Billings officials of the Great Western Sugar company expect nearly 2 million dollars more sugar revenue in 1926 than 1925 due to the 1926 beet contract. Mountain States Beet Growers say acreage will rise to about 30 000 acres from 20 000. Bailey Hutchins calls the contract enthusiastically received and predicts robust production following the new agreement. Washington report: David T Mant nominated for U S marshal for the eastern district of Washington.
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