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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1925
Page
9
A 1925 NEA Service verse admonishes readers to avoid loafing and to do their duty at work. It contrasts the dull hours of idle time with the value of steady effort, urging individuals to avoid shirking responsibility and to aim for productive contribution rather than escape into idleness.
A jumble of proverb like quips from Tom Sims reflecting on workplace mood and social observations. The voice critiques agreeable masks, fame, and daily life with humorous and pithy lines about shoes, weather, and vanity.
A puzzle notes a large Hass Lake catch cut into 19 pieces with five straight cuts. Question asks how many pieces with the same number of cuts. The column cites Alaskan and New York corporations paying taxes with figures 121 and 32, noting sums and percentages tied to the puzzle.
James Vedas a Blael Eagle smelter worker escaped with a broken arm and bruises after plunging 35 feet from a flue to the ground yesterday afternoon at the Columbus plant He clung to a rope with one hand and fell on his side his condition was favorable this noon at Columbus hospital
Drought across parts of Texas has left farm workers idle, prompting the late labor commissioner to appeal municipalities and counties to offer public work. The move seeks to relieve unemployment among farm hands by channeling workers into municipal projects and public improvements.
Little Joe's daily mischief sparks a small town stir as neighbors react to his latest prank. Officials caution about safety while families joke about the inevitable outcome in a lighthearted domestic vignette.
The United States is named defendant in the court of claims in a suit seeking 7,? land claims totaling 6870 343 by Indians in Montana, Washington, Idaho and Wyoming. Tribes include Blackfeet Blood Piagan Gros Ventre and Nez Perce asserting rights in the Yellowstone and Glacier areas and treaty hunting grounds dating to 1899.
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