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Helena Independent

Location

Helena, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1928

Page

19

Chicago Civic Opera to perform in Seattle in March

Seattle citizens raise $30,000 to bring the Chicago Civic Opera for a three day engagement at the Fifth Avenue Theatre starting March 19. Rosa Raisa and a stellar cast sing La Gioconda on opening night with a full company, followed by Aida and The Snow Maiden with Edith Mason. Prices from 2 to 10 dollars.

Seattle Northwest Chicago Civic Opera Fifth Avenue Theater Ponchielli Rosa Raisa Cyrena van Gordon Charles Marshall Robert Maranzoni Claudia Muzio Antonio Curtis Michaele de Caro Aida Edith Mason Charles Hackett Richard Bonelli Marv’ Garden Franco Alfano Chicago George T. Hoot Opera Sherman © Clay Third Avenue Tine Street

Scout May Join Byrd Expedition To South Pole

Atlas Texas Jan 29 JAPA Boy Scout may accompany commander Richard Byrd on his proposed South Pole trip. James E. West chief scout executive of the Boy Scouts of America said Byrd invited an older boy for a cruise, and the offer was accepted. No selection method announced.

Tatlas Texas JAPA Mander Richard Byrd South Pole James E. West Loy Scouts of America Byrd

Olsen Players Stage The Detour In Helena Drama

Moroni Olsen Players present The Detour by Owen Davis as a strong simple human drama set in an upstate farming district. The production, led by Moroni Olsen with Janet Young and Byron Ek Fowlger, is praised for its earnest acting and accessible, morally indirect themes appealing to broad American homes.

Owen Davis Moroni Olsen Hutould Morett Olsen Helena New York Time Ars Olser Ogden Etah Janet Young

Colleges Must Explain Alignment With State Goals

Washington on January twenty eight public pressure through political action has shown that state higher education institutions must explain to the people who fund them how their objectives fit specific state situations says Dr Arthur T Klein head of the division of higher education bureau of education. He adds many colleges fail to articulate clear measurable state purposes beyond generalities.

Washington Arthur T. Kien Division of Higher Education Bereau Educa Klein

Ames Weds Cabaret Entertainer in Arizona Wedding

Frederick Lothrop Ames Jr., Harvard sophomore, aviator and son of Union Pacific’s first president, married Mile Maurice Monette, a Nogales cabaret entertainer, in Tiepon Arizona. He will return to Boston by air with his bride, after arriving three weeks ago for the ceremony.

Boston Jan Frederick Lothrop Ames Starvard Yatchsman Union Pacific Railroad Mile Maurice Monette Nogales Sonora Iis Frederick Lothrop Amez United States Tiepon Ariz Ames Mozatte Ams Harvard

War Finance marks near finish of farm loan liquidation

The War Finance Corporation reports progress in closing out 479.5 million dollars in farmers and stockmen loans from World War I. It shows about 65 million dollars remaining on its books with roughly 2.8 million due on war loans.

Washington War Finance Corporation Congress

State Land Board Grants Lime Quarry Lease First of Its Kind

Montana's State Land Board granted a one year lease for a state owned lime quarry to Carson Johnegn of Dig Fork Flathead County. The applicant plans to mine 50 to 100 tons annually with proposed 15 cents per ton rent. Renewal possible after state examination of quarry value. The meeting also approved a Montana Dakota Power Company right of way for a 60 mile gas pipeline from Cabin Creek Fallon County to Miles City, netting $385 including land fees. Additional applications from Fergus Gallatin Hill and Liberty counties seek about 0 acres for $1,070 in rentals.

Montana State Board of Land Comminssioners State Land Department Carson Johnegn Dig Fork Flathead County Br. Johnson Montana-Dakota Power Cabin Creek Fallon County Miles City Fergus Gallatin Hill Liberty Counties

Eugene Parker Held in Casteel Robbery Case

Eugene Parker, suspect in a burglary at Joe Castec’s tailor shop on North Main, was arrested in Butte and brought to Helena. Police recovered seven of 22 stolen suits and two gowns, with Parker hinting at two accomplices not yet arrested as authorities chased the remaining items.

Eugene Parker Casteel Helena Joseph P. Spurzem Butte Murphy Parker Joe Castec North Main Street Rilte Spursem Ini Butie Polite

Boy Scouts to Entertain at Rotary Club Wednesday

Helena Boy Scouts will entertain Rotary Club at Mie weekly Rotary Junction west Wednesday. Secretary W. R. Church invites all scout masters to luncheon. Jack Quinn, eagle scout, will speak on Scouts Viewpoint and end with a first aid demonstration by Troop 69. McGee, Burr, and Woods lead the program under district forester I. C. Hurtt.

Boy Scouts of Helena Mie Rotary Junction Placer Grill W. RK. Church Jack Quinn Williur Woods Wail Thilip Robert Walters Donall Wood Freemont Burr Jack McGee McGee Trout Creek I. C. Hurtt

Valentine Dance by the D A Molar February 14

The annual Valentine dance of the D A Molar auxiliary will be held February 14 at the Wister Garden under the auspices of wives daughters and mothers of disabled World War I veterans. Proceeds fund care for disabled boys and their families. Entertainment includes a vaudeville program with local talent and a Black Cat's act. Valentines and favors will be provided and a good time is promised.

D. A. Va Wister Garden Black Cat's Hesira

New York Bonds and Stocks Closing Quotes

Closing quotations on holdings of the New York Stock Exchange show varied results. Notable entries include United States Liberties First 4s and Belgium 6% bonds, with German and Italian issues also listed alongside railway and industrial stocks and utilities.

New York

Railway open income figures for 1927 and 1925

The total net railway open income for 1927 was 104, white, compared to 1,047,021 in 1925. For the 22 months of 1927 the railway operating income was HMAAST, while in 1925 the total was 24,514,000, a decrease over 3927 of P1,620,862. Paris King Ammanulah of Al Ishanistan with President Doumergur visited Napoleon's tomb and the Pantheon.

Ft. Paul Sertherh Pacil Lofl Paris Ammanulah of al Ishanistan Doumergur Napoleon Pantheon

New York Business Outlook Shows Cautious Expansion

Report notes month end brings mixed results across quarters with a broad cautious tone. After year start, activity lies within restrained levels though rising forward orders reflect underlying confidence. weekly bank clearings reach 3.07 million, up 11.2 percent.

New York Dan

Chicago Market Prices for Potatoes and Poultry

Market update from Chicago on January 28 notes potato receipts at 71 cars with 184 in reserve, total U.S. shipments at 622 cars and few changes in prices. Poultry alive steady with receipts uncertain, eggs unsettled at steady firsts around 30 cents per dozen.

Chicago U.S

Grain Onleage and Prices Edge Higher Amid Weak Weather News

Grain markets advanced despite mixed weather signals as corn and oats moved higher while wheat showed limited activity. Traders cited delayed harvests, strong export demand, and heavy arrivals in Chicago as factors shaping prices, with corn sales near 200 000 bushels boosting sentiment and port shipments easing into a tentative recovery.

Chicago

Minneapoli Wheat Prices and Grain Shipments Report

The Minneapolis market lists wheat receipts of 225 cars with quotes across grades and futures like March and May. Prices for No 1 dark northern spring range around 1.58 to 1.87 dollars, with oats, rye, barley, and flax also cited, plus a shipment total of 47 929 barrels and bran priced around 30.50.

Minneapoli Oty Chelon

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