07 Feb 1922
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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1922
Page
1
A vintage advertisement touts a simple cheap cough syrup using 244 ounces of Pines and sugar to fill a pint bottle. It claims rapid relief from ordinary coughs in 24 hours, and notes Pinex as a concentrated Norway pine extract with broad healing effects for throat and chest conditions.
The document lists managers, vice presidents, officers, and a long board of directors across many Montana banks and firms. It notes medical directors, general counsel, and officers of Montana Life and related entities, plus further appointments and a 20 percent dividend declared at the stockholders meeting. New territorial expansion plans include California, Minnesota, Utah, Oregon, and Washington.
Fragmentary medical ad advises taking Brom Quinine tablets for colds and grip. Mentions laxative effect and digestive system notes with unclear brand wording. Contains garbled phrases and likely product instruction style from an early 20th century drug label.
The conference closes after treaties and a supplement gain final approval with seals attached in advance. President’s address praises peace and urges lasting global cooperation as delegates head home, some to Washington and others toward war plans.
The text cites audit reports showing savings from pork purchases at 8 to 12 cents per pound versus market prices, milk and cream pricing differences, and a creamery operation, with claimed state savings of 42,508.82 over four and a half years. It notes preferential electrical rates via Derr Lodge Electric Light and water rates linked to Conley stock, plus disputed gas and oil costs and a claim for highway labor charges totaling 24,000.
The four power Pacific treaty was signed December 1 in the central hall as Americans led the way with the first signatures amid applause. Delegates from the Telgins British Chinese French Italians Japanese Netherlands and Portuguese followed in alphabetical order, with President aiding and Rev Abernathy closing in prayer. The session produced naval arms agreements and China related adjustm ents, plus commissions to handle future world problems and a five power review in eight years.
An old advertisement touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as a home remedy to darken gray hair. The ad claims the mix restores natural color evenly after simple nightly application with a dampened comb, promising swift, noticeable results.
The article describes a continuing case involving the governor of Mississippi and a $1000 action. It notes questions of dates, an alleged employment in the governor's office as a stenographer, and claims of later inappropriate remarks by the governor. The statement includes a witness recounting that he discussed his marriage, divorce attempt, and alleged unhappiness in his current marriage.
In a heated exchange, Miss Birkhead asserts she was assured by him that once divorce proceedings finished he would marry her. The interview portrays a tale of romance, betrayal, and a pending reckoning as Mr. Russell’s involvement is questioned amid claims of sophistication and worldly wisdom.
The document describes an alleged conspiracy to ruin Frank Conley and implicates MacDonald in fabricating charges to defame him. It details supposed financial misconduct around prison operations, claiming gains and losses, and forecasts further legal actions by the Attorney General to counter accusers.
In St Paul probate court the Hill heirs contest the 1919 will of Mrs James J Hill widow of the wealth from a 12 million estate. Louis V Hill seeks appointment as administrator while James N Lott and Walter J Hill oppose. The will leaves income from a life estate to the other two, with seven Hill children backing Northwestern Trust as administrator.
Heirs opposed to Louis gained control of the board of directors through a trust company move, shifting leadership and influencing governance. The change marks a pivotal shift in control dynamics and managerial direction.
In Juarez, near El Paso, Jose Ortiz faced a charge for selling drinks during prohibited hours between 2 and 6 am. The case came to light recently after Ortiz was booked and fined 30 pesos for illegal sale of drinks during the hours of prohibition.
In Belfast the Northern Ireland Parliament fined the Ulster creator Sir James Crate a salary of 14000 dollars annually. Each sinister will receive 10000 dollars.
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