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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1925
Page
6
An era article advises Americans to guard against kidney trouble by drinking plenty of good water and taking Jad Salts after meals. It claims the combination helps flush kidneys, neutralize acids, relieve bladder disorders, and improve overall health when consumed regularly.
Distinctive Pictures brings Alma Rubens Conrad Nagel and Wyndham Standing in The Rejected Woman to the Marlow for today and Wednesday with matinee. Leonora Hughes leads a high class cast including Bela Lugosi Aubrey Smith and Fred Burton. Scene set in Sherry's New York restaurant Ambassador hotel and Paris steamship with social register extras.
A grand reception for Governor Erickson and state officials drew crowds as the new administration began. The event featured long receiving lines led by former Adjutant General Greenman, with presentations by Adjutant General Sheridan and E. G. Toomey.
Governor McCormack administered oaths to senators elect. Names listed include Brownlee Sweetgrass Gallatin Corrington Golden Valley Ray Church and others with party affiliations. Committees were chosen and sworn in as temporary Senate organization proceeded. Governor to be notified and joint session scheduled for tomorrow at 11 oclock. Senator Walker led a committee to draft resolutions on Senator Petersons fathers death.
The House reached a tentative program to act on a rivers and harbors bill carrying about 34.0 million and the McFadden act amending national banking laws, with the rivers and harbors measure slated for late month action. A compromise figure for the harbors bill emerged around 35 to 40 million, with discussion over a Los Angeles breakwater item and economy urged by President Coolidge.
Great Northern and Northern Pacific announce a fare of one and a half for round trips to the Montana Implement and Hardware association meeting January 12 to 14 with selling on January 1 to 14 and a final return January 18. A similar one and a half fare is set for the National Wool Growers association meeting in San Francisco this month with tickets on sale January 38 to 21 and a final return January 2.
The Painted Lady, a special screen version of Larry Evans story, features George O’Brien and Dorothy Mackaill. Violet and Luther Smith meet in a dramatic South Sea world of wealth and vengeance as fate entwines their lives aboard a yacht and a doomed voyage. Chester Bennett directs with a strong supporting cast.
Mrs. Ross is sworn in as Wyoming’s governor with congratulations from Miriam A. Ferguson of Texas and other leaders. Chief Justice Hotter administers the oath as Acting Governor Lucas notes unity and support for the new administration and the state’s progress.
The Aventine opposition, about 150 deputies, boycotted chamber sessions after the Matteotti murder as Mussolini strengthens police and presses seizure of opposition papers. Some deputies consider dissolving the faction. others may resume seats while press suppression continues to leave opposition voices muted in Rome.
William and Mary college announces summer study tours to the University of Toulouse in France and the National University in Mexico. Courses will count toward diplomas at Toulouse and teaching certificates of the Alliance Franchise. Mexico programs require English knowledge and Spanish understanding.
A group of German merchants and manufacturers will depart Hamburg January 31 for Mexico where they will receive an official welcome. They will tour Mexican industrial mining and oil regions for four days before returning via the United States.
Leaders including Mr. Bingham and Mr. Lowden urged stronger cooperative marketing to raise prices and give farmers control over pricing. Wheat pooling in western Canada and Saskatchewan shown as model, with calls for broader organization to balance bargaining power against purchaser groups.
Indianapolis report states the International Typographical Union urges U S printers to observe Benjamin Franklin's birth anniversary on January 17 1925. James M Lynch president will address the Old Time Printers association banquet in Chicago and urge observances in other cities. Franklin lauded as model craftsman in printing business writing science diplomacy.
The Associated Press reports at the National Drainage congress in Chicago during January 1924 that American farms total 6,400,000 on 365 million acres, with only 5.5 percent drained and 4.1 percent needing drainage. J. W. Coverdale urged focusing on lands near markets for government help, noting distant development often harms colonizers. The National Drainage Congress and the National Treatise Land Association agreed to merge, to be formalized at the final session.
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