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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1933
Page
7
Weather summary notes rising temperatures and lighter precipitation across the state. Wind speeds reach around 10 to 15 mph, with temperatures near 37 on Wednesday. Snowpack remains substantial in upper stretches, estimated at about 18 inches after recent days.
Great Falls news reports Tames Harris of Conrad arrested on a charge of operating a motor vehicle while under the influence. He was arraigned in the Lamers Justice Court, fined 50 dollars with 43 dollars suspended, placed on probation, and prohibited from driving within Montana for three days. Deputy County Attorney Paull Murpat filed the complaint alleging the May 29 incident.
Missoula dispatch notes that over a hundred Newark bred youths arrived by train and camped near Fort Missoula awaiting assignment to emergency conservation camps in Montana and nearby parks. The group will join units headed to Yellowstone, Glacier, and national forest sites with additional detachments preparing to move into camps across Idaho, Utah, and neighboring states as authorities coordinate placements and transport.
A busy street scene in Great Falls ended with a truck driver being held after a Wednesday crash. Police say the driver lost control, veered onto a boulevard, struck a fire hydrant, and caused damage before authorities arrived. The investigation continues to determine fault.
A graduate in electrical engineering, Edwards has developed a simple and inexpensive carrier suppression method for transmitters. Using only a transformer and a variable resistance, the system aims to suppress interference and keep the transmitter off air when not in use, offering a new approach beyond complicated media devices.
The fragment discusses two way radio telephone communications with examples across nautical radio telephony air to land and shore radio electrophon e and static transceivers. It notes the method of transmission and the development of radio telephone systems and their practical uses in communication.
In Billings a plan by 79 retail firms to close each afternoon after five from June through August, except Saturdays, begins June 1. The agreement covers grocers, meat markets, and other lines of business, with many major firms participating and more expected to join.
June 1 Hardin. A father watched in horror as a car backed from a repair shop and struck two year old Raymond Zekas. The child died minutes later at a hospital. Robert Kopriva described the event and stated no one else was at fault. authorities say no charges were filed.
Memorial day observances fill White Sulphur Springs with church sermons, parades and cemetery rites. Notables from Lewistown and surrounding areas attend including families of Mrs Fupaheth Grand and Mr Hugshh. The day honors veterans with band music and graveside tributes as residents gather for community remembrance.
Fragmentary copy notes Livingston and Benton Harbor in a title chase. Mentions officials, a platform crowd, and a ceremonial greeting, with unclear names and details.
D O Robinson will leave today for Spakan to become deputy agent for the Federal land bank in that district. He assumes duties immediately following appointment, after a career including work with Ward Thompson Paper and service as undersheriff for Sheriff Tarreyting.
Deer Lodge toils for a new recreation park north of town featuring a baseball diamond, tennis court, winter skating rink, and picnic grounds. Mayor Marquette Torusa leads the project as about 60 men work on the ground beside a shaded area with a clear stream running through the plot.
Missoula June 1 The establishment of a county road in the upper Lolo valley and the purchase of a right of way through the Faul Gerber place for 3296 were finalized by county commissioners after legal petitions. The road is a federal reconstruction project with 26000 appropriated, requiring the county to furnish the right of way.
Forecasts indicate higher water levels with six inch rises, mountain runoff affecting streams and potential high waves. Temperatures range around ST and £ 4 durne, while rainfall and runoff continue to influence river conditions through spring. Officials also note a $22,500 payment to Reconst workers under 1942 state contracts, distributed in June.
The Continental Oil Company dispatches a touring Conoco Travel Bureau bus to Helena arriving Saturday with representatives to aid motor vacationers and coordinate bureau branches. The 1912 figures show extensive map distribution, pamphlets, passports, and free assistance through central offices for travelers in unfamiliar regions.
Townsends residents attend weddings church gatherings and community events. Mentions visitors from Helena Fairchilds and Spokane and Memorial Day plans with relatives and friends. memorial activities and local club meetings also described.
An appropriation of 2900 dollars for improvements to Milwaukee’s passenger station to house the Gallatin Cooperative creamery has been approved by Chicago officials. The creamery is expected to be in operation by June 26, with machinery ordered for the plant and heavy machinery installation planned as soon as it arrives.
A garbled report mentions a case labeled free of Nashua, with references to an operation and a person named Jeremy Tori. The text is fragmentary, with scattered names and phrases about a court or test, but lacks a clear event, date, or outcome to confirm a specific news item.
A fragmented 1919 report notes large numbers of sheep in western Montana with movements toward marketing and annual fattening. It references families and shippers, and mentions a regional pattern of slaughter and shipment across the state.
A fragmented notice describes fruit and vegetable entry points along the Montana boundaries near Fort Ueneek and Gringe of Wathet, listing permits and processing locations at Lenkant and the Fellow Cone trail west of Kasseter. Additional details reference nearby towns and counties.
A sparse report notes a highway member on an inspection tour visiting multiple cities and institutions. It mentions a Jubilee event, foundation meetings, and a two day convention where Walter Arnold of Butig was elected vice president, highlighting local civic activity and leadership changes.
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