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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1925
Page
4
The note urges quick canning buys for next season with Red Currants, Raspberries, Apricot Jam, and 20-lb boxes priced at .92.75 in baskets. It warns of limited Washington peach crops and rising prices, encouraging early purchase before two weeks to avoid higher costs, with California peaches expected cheapest this year.
A lengthy article extols the Reserve Officers' Training Corps and Citizens Military Training Camps as vital non compulsory programs. They train future officers for the Organized Reserves, supply leaders to the Regular Army and National Guard, and foster citizenship. Camps run about 1 to 6 weeks in summer, with thousands of attendees from colleges, military schools, and high schools. The programs emphasize service, patriotism, and practical instruction led by Regular Army officers, with substantial public and congressional support noted.
Incoherent OCR fragment mentions a Canadian moderator Rev George Pidgenn and a newly formed United Church in Canada. References brighton Lug-Relics and a Brighton museum housing pottery, cooking ware, silk fabric, claimed to date to 700 B.C. with ties to Bris tales.
A fragmented dramatic scene unfolds at Wadon Hill where Sir Francis was murdered. Suspects Sir Gary and Miss Lathrop confront Usher Roake and Miss Guy as tension tightens around a garden scene with a hidden figure near the wall. Margaret Lathrop and a bullet-headed youth loom as potential players in the case.
A fragmented excerpt describes a being resembling one of the larger apes, named Sydeon, whose features shift toward human semblance as onlookers realize he is handling some form of weapon. The scene hints at readiness and danger, with the text ending on a tease.
Riolamera dispatch reports the L'wbuy buzzards tribe rampaging in Maranhao from mount Romes, killing four and looting farms in the coffee district. Settlers appeal for federal aid as state troops struggle to protect scattered communities.
A Palestine ordinance would regulate manufacture import export and possession of dangerous drugs. Offenders face prison terms up to five years or a fine up to one thousand dollars with penalties extending to aiding offenses from outside Palestine. In Liege district twenty ten workers joined a metal trades strike bringing total strikers to about fifty thousand.
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