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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1933
Page
9
Household guidance explains making smooth cream of tomato soup via a white sauce base. It warns against soda and outlines precise steps: simmer onion and tomatoes with seasonings, prepare a separate white sauce with flour and milk, then combine and heat to a boiling point.
Gordon Lochrie, a 26 year old Centerville man, remains in St. James Hospital after a knifing in Butte. Ada Warwick, a local resident, is in county jail awaiting charges. Lochrie’s wound pierced his lung. he identified Warwick as his attacker. Police cited an unreported minor traffic incident involving a car on Mercury and Main streets earlier that day and stressed all accidents must be reported within 12 hours.
In Missoula a man reads his guilt story and hurries to surrender to authorities. A Montana highway note warns that loads exceeding 7,500 pounds gross weight will be barred on the Clark Fork highway west of Missoula from Ravalli to the Idaho line. Bozeman reports a man claiming to drive a car in Bozeman area as a reporter of crop totals in the United States, while L. M. Cummings, Manhattan, says he was the driver who did not read the full paper.
A coroner jury absolved the driver of the truck involved in a fatal highway crash eight miles south of Dillon Saturday night, finding the accident unavoidable. Funeral services for Patrick McMenomey were held at St Rowe Catholic Church with Father W. Hafford of Lima celebrating high mass. Interment was at Mountain View cemetery. many Armstead district residents attended.
In Washington on December 21 a couple, Mr and Mrs Perley Daniell of Billings celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary while remarks claimed more five and take could curb divorces. In related news a $100,000 appropriation to Nebraska for oral works service projects was authorized by the Federal Emergency Relief administration.
Butte council approved 19045.45 in wages salaries and claims and moved 15764.04 from general to district special maintenance funds to cover city fighting and other expenses. They paid 2500.70 of the concerns from the protest fund over 40000 remaining after Metits Bank withdrew objections. The city also ceded parts of Nevada avenue and Porphy streets to the school district to consolidate parcels for a new high school in Nellsa addition between Main Wyoming Porphes and Gold.
The city council voted to pay past due rent for buildings rented to the election last April. Eleven private polling places were used at a rental of 20 dollars each, with settlement made after the council’s action.
Billings council elected B J Slor Un a lumberman living at 4 Clark avenue to fill the unexpired term of C J Williams who weeks earlier won the mayoral race leaving the council vacancy. Alderman Charles Chappel was named council president and Alderman N B Smith vice president. Slor Un previously served as Third ward alderman years ago and has resided in Billings for about 40 years. Mayor Williams appointed him to fire and police as well as to the special band and sidewalk and curb committees.
Dr Howard Welch of Montana State College reports that among the more than 18 000 head of cattle tested in Gallatin County only two reacted to tuberculin tests.
Lewistown Dec 21 Frank L Sanders joint proprietor with his son Lawrence of the Stanford Milling company and a respected Stanford resident for ten or twelve years died Tuesday night after a long illness. Sanders came from Nebraska in 1922 and built up a leading milling syndicate in central Montana. He was active in community affairs and well regarded. Besides his widow and son Lawrence in Stanford, a daughter in Seattle survives.
City Treasurer BI in Stolt announced that a total of 52 479 dollars in special improvement district bonds will be retired January 1. Four itletret will be liquidated with the payments.
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