08 Jan 1921
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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1921
Page
1
Mrs J Plodgett of Boise Idaho recounts twenty years of stomach trouble and ten years of limited diet. She credits Tanlac with full recovery after three bottles, restoring energy and allowing regular meals and long walks. She urges others to try Tanlac as it helped her.
The state supreme court granted a temporary restraining order yesterday. The Board Examiners 10 show cause on bond issue to be heard in January.
A blanket writ directs the state board of examiners to appear at 10 a.m. on January 17 to show why an injunction should not stop the $3,000 bond issue sale. James Bonner seeks the restraining order to test the bond legality after a general election approval. Merphy Whitlock of Missoula and Rankin for the state appear in opposition.
Mrs Leeny mother of Mrs Rhein is seriously ill at St Peter s hospital. Thatcher made a brief visit to the capital city yesterday. Mr and Mrs White and children visited Helena Monday. Mrs Neil Conway returned from Helena with her son Victor at St John s hospital. The boy recovered from a grippe attack. Menard, Oil Co auditor, visited on company business. William Steinbach returned to Roseman to attend college after holidays with his father at Stearns. Mrs L N Gibson and Roy Fotsom of Stearns rode in to the capital city yesterday and will return today. Gibson had an operation at St Peter s about a month ago. Alice Stow returned to Wesley to resume studies after holidays with her parents at Stearns. Mrs Mary Borho visits daughter Mrs William Mason for a week. William DeRosier was in Helena early week. J Yeerin was a business visitor in the capital city Monday. The Cure Call in One Day. Taka Grave s native homestead signature of BW.
A Senate session follows a chaplain’s prayer for Henderson as Garfield Solon appears, underscoring the strong belief in divine guidance shaping political events within 24 hours. The moment reflects ceremonial support and public faith in prayer influencing lawmakers and their proceedings.
Senators named standing committees including Oil and Dairies, Public Lands, Railroads, Oils and Teases, and Oil Legislation. Governor’s aides note oath for 24 hours after Chaplain Chirgwin’s invocation as Senator Henderson of Garfield County was absent due to illness. Joint Rules Adopted.
The Literary Digest surveys business conditions with insights from Hoover, Armour, Schwab, Babson, and others. It compiles forecasts from leaders and notes prospects for revival as the economy recovers from depression. The January issue highlights striking features and numerous illustrations.
Stricken with acute indigestion Rev. R P Bain was given up for dead at a ministers meeting in Hahira Ga His son notified the family and Rev John Standford arrived and tried to revive him The report notes New Jersey Delaware fatalities among motorists reflecting on property damage and automobile deaths statewide.
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