28 Jan 1921
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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1921
Page
1
Investigating committee reports favorably on establishing a branch hospital at Havre. Expect early approval and allocation of resources to support expanded local medical services. The community awaits formal action from authorities and potential site planning begins.
A special committee visited Havre to discuss establishing a state hospital branch at Assiniboine. Residents, including Representatives Troy and Senator Larson, favored the plan, noting Good condition of Fort Assimoine buildings and low upgrade costs.
Glastd plan announced for aesthetic dancing class to be held in Georgia tonight. Miss Macion Fehler extension secretary says Miss Alien Thompson will teach with pupils expected to arrive promptly. Police in Tokyo increase surveillance of American visitors amid investigations into industry and military relations.
Rev. J J Muir pastor at Tetipl Baptist Church Washington elected chaplain to succeed Rev F J Prettyman who resigned The position pays 1200 dollars annually.
Commissioner Henry Tali reported progress on opening Jackson Street between Seventh and Helena Avenues despite objections to awards for district cart parcels. He said assurances from property owners and strong interest indicate a speedy settlement, enabling traffic to resume.
Lat North Prickly Pane district women attended a millinery school held two days at the home of Mrs. G. W. Patenatt. County demonstration agent Miss Inez Swan led the sessions focusing on trimming from new or old material and daily fabric choices. The event blended instruction with a neighborhood social atmosphere.
An old fashioned blood tonic claim promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery to improve vigor and health by purifying blood. Notes alcohol free formula with roots and tablet or liquid forms. Sold by druggists and via mail order from Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo New York.
Judge Bourquin delayed a federal order affecting Montana railroads in Lewis and Clark County. Northern Pacific Great Northern and others petitioned the Interstate Commerce Commission to restrain compliance with a federal order raising passenger fares and surcharges on steam line routes. The case, tied to the Montana state commission, moves through both federal and state courts with hearings set to show cause on February 2.
The article outlines tax classifications for urban and mining property, personal property, and rail lines, detailing six months delinquent notices, deadlines for notices, and interest rates. It explains owner options to designate property to be sold for taxes, and the county treasurer’s role if no purchaser appears, including redemption terms and potential assignment to a buyer.
The Financial Outlook for 1921 is published by McCall and Riley Co of New York City. The 40 page book covers finance and business for the current year and copies are available upon request without charge.
A readjustment of round trip fares to Los Angeles and Helena is expected before next winter's tourist season. Kenney, VP of Great Northern Railway, notes the $11.80 seat fare difference in favor of Butte caused a $4,000 drop in total sales this season. The change stems from Western lines seeking rate refinements after railroad releases by the federal government. The issue is under immediate review by officials.
In Dan's International Review January issue, Philip Rush, once of Helena and now manager at Duffe office of HG Dun & Co., is profiled in a Helena in Gold story and an interview with the Assay office. The piece traces Rush's background and ties to Stone law themes.
Under Cariphe wane vu, a carnival and botany will be held at the City Auditorium on Feb 2 to benefit Ann's Home for orphan babies. Proceeds fund gu porohes at the home. Beveridge's orchestra will provide music for a dance each evening.
Montana Wesleyan holds semester examinations this week with second semester registration starting next Monday morning. Most students aim to enrol while few drop out. several new students are projected to enroll next week.
Three individuals were admitted to full citizenship in a ceremony. Convict Thomas Southworth of felonious status was noted, along with William G. Jackson, a native of England, and Joan Shame, a native of Absirs, as new Canadian residents.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a public speaking class with tutor Osgood teaching parliamentary studies. The text is garbled but implies practice sessions and evening classes at a venue abbreviated VO AS WOH.
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