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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1919
Page
11
Fragmentary text describes lace trims for curtains and draperies, mentioning edges and styles. It references packet items and casual fashion phrases, but the readable content is disjointed with no clear events or individuals beyond generic terms.
June brides seek trousseaux items from The New York Store with dresses blouses stockings shoes and linens showcased. Bride to be and mothers view a colorful June display of white and vibrant frocks and accessories while cosmetics and fabrics tempt with careful selections for forthcoming weddings.
A profile of Harold Wy Ross of Salt Lake City and San Francisco who helped found the Stars and Stripes in France, became its managing editor, and shaped its wartime influence while navigating privacy and battlefield duties. The piece recalls his ironies, moral stances, and the impact of his leadership on the AEF press.
A political editorial argues against the nickel ice cream cone tax, urging repeal of duties on confections to protect citizens. It condemns added levies on sweets and other goods, calling for lower prices to ease the burden on families, and cites a proposed seasonal five-cent cone discount as a counterproposal.
A fragment advertises tinted writing papers in pink blue or orchid with 2 cent double sheets and 24 envelopes. It mentions handsome linen finish Pouid Writtte Papers and notes pricing about five cents and delivery to First Beer.
A fragmentary exchange hints at casual banter involving Vic and Gertie with Kay and Audney Vulletin, suggesting a dialogue about belief and repetition. The sparse lines imply a playful or coded chat segment without clear narrative context or setting.
The Texas Board of Health revoked two Brady meat market licenses after inspectors found unsanitary conditions, tainted meat, and a slaughter area 73 feet from the back door. Uel Steunt admitted the report’s findings and pledged cleanup. W. M. Gaines also had his market license suspended due to lack of slaughtered stock for general distribution.
At a well attended meeting the Montana certified accountants organized a temporary group and set June 1 for permanent organization. No officers were elected but committees on by laws and permanent structure were chosen and will report. The group plans to cooperate with internal revenue collectors and assist in income tax work with a uniform accounting system.
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