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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1925
Page
6
A child plays with a worn Ragamuffin doll while four year old observers discuss new dolls and fashion. The room feels quiet and the mother’s absence is implied as the doll sits propped in a corner.
Fragmentary remarks compare old and modern poets gazing at stars and gutter life. The speaker urges focused attention, remarks on paying for autos, working through loss, and social advice about friendship and bachelor life in a clipped, quotable amateur style.
A stenographer named Little Joe Jamy faces a baffling session as decryption tasks falter. The report hints at spellbound confusion slowing progress and leaving observers unsure of the next move.
Remerber Disbursements to lock wna bondholders by parameters operate in California and other western states during 1920 will total about 3 800 000 more than the statements of several funds January 1920 The report shows 1 cent due to the fret that several companies first er Were not a dividend payable haste the interest on bonds will total 91623 with the cited see company paying 949719 on three issues as the largest bond disbursement The stock dividends total so 287 The Great Western Sugar sent a payment of 1 200 000 and Sip2
The Mountain State Telegraph and Telephone announces a large disbursement to supporters and associates. Details include totals around S109 and S09 with other allocations noted.
Gallagher a fast survivor of Beaver Te land and St James Mormon colony era dies at his home. Born in Ireland he sailed as a seaman to the United States and witnessed the Mormon Strang era occupation disputes on Beaver Island. He lived in St James for years and shared memories with the Wisconsin Historical Society.
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