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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1930
Page
16
A dense Helena area page lists assorted items including dental and chiropractic services, office moves, and ad hoc business notices. It covers property sales and estate proceedings, court actions, new corporate formations, and upcoming funerals, with scattered references to municipal matters and local personalities.
Meagher county completes returns tabulated at the office of W B McClatchay supervisor of the census of the 11th district. It lists a population of 2252 on 1920 compared with 2622 in 1910, a decrease of 370. District Martindale shows an increase of 47 in population to 234 this year versus 187 a decade ago. Returns from Manghor Jefferson and Fowls counties total. Lewis and Clark and Granite remain unheard from.
The Great Northern cuts Empire Builder running time by about 11 hours, speeding westbound service from Chicago to Seattle and Portland. Changes include earlier Chicago departure and quicker arrivals in Spokane, Seattle, and Portland, with only minor tweaks at St Paul and Minneapolis.
Reader notices name Daniel Cass, Axel Miller, Mrs J W Kennedy, Mrs John Signan and many others as visitors guests or travelers. Entries mention destinations like Toledo and Butte and trips for business or leisure. Local residents from Great Falls Townsend Townsend and Helena appear as hosts guests or escorts with mentions of offices and conventions in Butte and Lowhaltown half a dozen names and places noted.
Helena High School, led by Principal Albert J. Roberts for 23 years, ranks highest among Montana large high schools per the North Central Accrediting Association. The report covers graduates from June 1928 who entered colleges in September 1928, showing a low failure rate and strong college preparation across the district.
Diaper and Co of Boston telegraphed that London wool sales rose 10 to 16 percent from a week earlier, predicting American prices near 25 to 26 cents per pound. This signals better market for wool producers via the National Wool Marketing Corp. Court grants decree in custody dispute and child support totaling 25 dollars monthly.
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