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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1932
Page
6
Weather in Montana predicts Thursday and Friday partly cloudy with warmer highs in the northwest. Local notices report estate actions, mortgages, vagrancy charges, probate accounting, and court filings including petitions for sale of property, administration of estates, and judgments.
A procession of over 00 nobles from Myatte Bhrino is set to join a caravan to Tutte on Saturday June 4 for a joint ceremonial at Dagdad Alboda and Algeria comple. Joseph Bona ler and Glyde Burgan Ja ar ripaing announce the pilgrimage. Members needing transport should notify the committee. A meeting is planned for Wik Park at 9 am Saturday to form the procession to Butte.
State Fish and Game commission members appointed by Governor Erickson attended a Rotary Club luncheon. Warden Robel introduced commissioners Minotora Bullivan Steinbrener Stan ford Price Flynn spoke for the group, noting policy would not be pre determined. Other visitors included W G Ferguson of National Park Airways and Harry Haley of Bozeman. Norman Hall promoted Cap’n Applejack at Shrine temple. President Brannon announced leadership changes and a committee will arrange Eagle Scout presentation for Glacier Park dedication on June 16. Lewistown Rotarians plan to stop in Helena en route to Missoula district meeting.
St Vincent's Academy will hold commencement Friday at 3 PM in Immaculate Hall. The Most Rev George J Finnigan bishop of Helena will confer diplomas and Very Rev Norbert O Hoff will deliver the address. Seniors listed include Dorothy Devin Izabal Ebman Margaret Glick Laurie Gablech Eleanor Judge Marie Lasby Bertia Pease Mary Catherine Bullivan Betty Brown and others. A breakfast for seniors and faculty follows with a program of choral and instrumental performances and medal awards for Christian doctrine.
W. R. Church of Lewis and Clark county files to run again for the state senate. A veteran Democrat, he has served 14 years, advocates county consolidation, cites rising county costs and debt, and urges retrenchment and highway aiding reforms as key measures for the 1931 session.
W G Ferguson traffic manager for National Parks Airways said air travel had become an established transportation method and not a mere thrill ride. He noted more business travelers use routes, with May passenger figures showing many journeys of over half the line’s distance. Plans for 10 passenger planes at 155 mph could cut Helena to Chicago time significantly, and Helena airport is being developed as a leading hub with city and airport officials receiving credit.
J Scott Harrison of the U S public land survey office said four surveying crews will begin field work next week on a cooperative project in the Flathead National Forest. Crews will operate mainly from Whitefish, with Lyman Warner Cumminge and Parker in charge. Bandy and Inch will join the assignment on the Flathead Indian Reservation, separating mining claims from recently appropriated public lands. A transfer will move Nandy Inter to the boundary of Yellowstone Park to finish a project started last year. Card of thanks note expresses gratitude for support during bereavement of MOSES AL TYNCHE, MRS MARGARET LYNCH RAYMOND AND GON.
Burglars pried a window to enter the Hee Fingh company warehouse in the Great Northern yards Tuesday night and departed with six cases of cigarets. The theft was discovered when the warehouse opened Wednesday morning. Chief Jon Spurzem investigated but found no clues. No other goods were touched.
Two padlock actions were filed in federal court yesterday by U S district attorney Arthur P Acher alleging violations of the national probation act. The government seeks to padlock 20 South Back Street Bozeman owned by Mrs Worry Myatt for nuisance involving a tavern and whiskey. A second action targets a building at Broadway and Spruce Street Townsend owned by Maud Maxon with charges of postposted whiskey on the premises and a third naming Clifford W Gordon in another incident.
State Superintendent Misa Elizabeth Ireland, Republican, filed her renomination petition for the Montana Department of Public Instruction. She pled to cooperate with parents, authorities, and taxpayers to provide good schools, rural education access, and the updated curriculum while keeping expenditures within appropriations.
The fragment describes a shift in daily routines as people adapt to new conditions. It mentions sending the youngest with light equipment and a sense of urgency to the corner to something at the front. A timer changes, but the aim is to reach Orange Crush, the well known orange drink, as it was when the product first arrived.
The Montana Supreme Court yesterday dismissed disbarment proceedings against Charles F. Huppe of Roundup. The referee found fault with a 1927 divorce action and a profanity laden letter, but the court upheld only a reprimand and six months suspension as recommended, ruling some charges lacked support.
Spokane, June 1. United Air Lines inaugurated a new passenger and express service between Spokane and Watt Lake City via North West with connections to Transcontinental Air Lines. The line links Spokane with Watt Lake City for added regional air travel.
Montana health officials report 11 new Rocky Mountain spotted fever cases for the week ending May 28, bringing five month total to 39. Rosebud and other counties report multiple cases while measles, scarlet fever, chicken pox and other illnesses also appear in the weekly communicable disease tally.
June opened with activity at the state land department as 495 leases paid rents totaling 4,007,168 dollars. Betty Waters, cashier, reported the payments and noted oil sale royalties adding 6,230.79 dollars received yesterday.
Senator Walsh reports unanimous consent for passage of a joint resolution suspending assessment work on mining claims for 1932. The measure passed the House earlier, drawing mixed reactions from local landowners who argue against halting obligations to fund miners and laborers during hard times.
The Helena office of the Bankers Life Insurance Company led all neighboring states in total business produced in May. Agency manager Arthur Nelson received a message from Vice President Jaeger at Des Moines praising the Helena team. The Helena agency covers Montana.
The Firestone organization promotes employee ownership and superior craftsmanship, inviting customers to inspect Firestone tires and competitor cuts to compare Extra Values. Prices are stated as lower than ever, with Firestone Extra Values costing no more than ordinary tires.
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