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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1919
Page
2
A vintage health ad urges daily hot water and limestone phosphate ingestion to cleanse the stomach liver and bowels. It claims internal washing brightens skin eases constipation and improves appetite. One week of this inside-lathing supposedly boosts energy and mood with low cost to the reader.
Mrs Beatie Whitcomb Melos and Suc cers of Milk Station recall a Gold Bar era and a quarter century of price shocks as milk becomes central to life. The piece contrasts old classical decors with modern dairy supply, noting shifts to milk focused commodities and rural work in Montana.
Directors of the Helena Country Club advance plans for a new clubhouse at the Rain homestead in the Ten Mile district. Architects and engineers prepare the site while grounds work proceeds, water capacity expands by 23 000 gallons, and utility lines will feed the facility. Members are urged to visit the evolving grounds as progress continues.
The Pollack family extends heartfelt thanks to friends for sympathy and offers support after the death of husband and father MRS. W. I. POLLACK AND CHILDREN.
Representatives of the German language group in Rochester voiced protest at the national socialist party exclusion of radical foreign language groups. The ex ecutive committee had decided the exclusion at a recent Chicago meeting. Proceedings at the convention were conducted in German with one English address at a mass meeting Friday.
D W Mencken of Dallas, night superintendent at Dallas Oil and Refining, says two years of indigestion, gas, and weakness ended after taking Tanlac. He reports improved digestion, sleep, and strength, with no palpitations or dizziness. Tanlac sold by Budd-Fisher Drug Co in Helena.
Doldier charges Sweet Grass Bank withholding $108.46 on an account balance due after a payment received by check. The suit notes the prior stake and dates, cites Charter Mekelvey as payee, and mentions the accuser serving in the military at the time the draft occurred. Attorney for the plaintiff is Angstman.
The text credits the Pittman act as a key victory saving the U S silver industry after the export ban. It notes price spikes, London and New York quotes, and the Federal Reserve ban lift triggering high values and a renewed war era demand benefiting silver producers and related copper and lead miners as by products.
The article discusses uncertainties over how long silver demand will last and the impact on miners. It notes the treasury secretary must replace silver melted from U.S. dollars with new silver purchased on the open market, a process tied to a 230 million ounce melt. The law lacks a replacement deadline, keeping prices volatile.
Major George W Simmons of the American Red Cross told Seattle readers that Bolshevism is a tyranny of ignorance not a mere doctrine. He cited killings by Bolsheviks, church closures, and property owners punished. He praised Kolchak and predicted Moscow fall by August as Red Cross cares for Russian soldiers across 4000 miles.
Friends of the late Charles Lambdin gathered at St Pauls Church for funeral services led by Rev Jacob Mills Dr Bouvard and Rev C H W Donaldson. Mrs Gorham Roberts sang a solo, burial followed at Forestvale Cemetery. The eulogy highlighted his faithful devout life, thirty two years of prayer meetings, and twenty years in the church choir.
The Broadway Beverage Bottling works in the Broadwater addition has secured a license to manufacture soda water and soft drinks. Harry A. Anderson, proprietor, formerly ran the soda water department at Kessler brewery for 18 years. He will purchase bottling machinery from peers and produce ginger ale and beer while manufacturing other popular soft drinks.
Associated Press report from Springfield notes that Dr Anna Howard Shaw's condition remained unchanged overnight after she fell ill Thursday upon arriving to address the state peace convention. She was taken to the hospital today.
Trial of criminal cases in the district court opens June 12 listing defendants and charges. Ordered schedule includes UW Powers assault in the first degree, Rufus Lowing murder, Arthur Prouty attempted rape, and several liquor violations with trial dates through June 37. The docket with names spans multiple defendants and offenses in this June term.
Intense review of a new picture titled The Spent Ty now attracting notice for its serious subject matter. The article notes its stark depiction of social conditions and the plight of the unfortunate, highlighting the film as a significant cultural moment amid global conflicts and democratic ideals. James Keane is credited with production and the piece quotes Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels praising the photo drama’s impact and urging broader exposure to its message.
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