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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1907
Page
5
Hoherts High School appoints a new principal, succeeding the former leader. The change positions the school for upcoming year with leadership continuity and new initiatives to enhance student programs and faculty support.
The board accepted the resignation of High School Principal Trowbridge and unanimously elected Professor Albert J. Robarts as his successor. Robarts, educated at Albemarle and Leipzig, has earned praise for student and parent support. The board also filled music and math staff vacancies with Grace Wilson, Mrs Theotesia Harrison, and Catherine B. Lewis, noting expected school start dates.
An advertisement asserts that Ley’s Money and Tay is the best remedy for coughs and lung troubles and that it has cured consumption at the list stage. It urges readers to try Foless Honey and Tar and references Parehen Drug Co.
Fragmentary readout mentions new management and room rates as the Nome hotel seeks to attract guests. The clipped text hints at monthly and weekly pricing structures and a localName location, with unclear surrounding details.
The report outlines a legal dispute over 2040 tumales and a $400M alleged loss from a city gate incident on Winton Street. Key figures Maraew Saye Velema Nera and AL Barnes appear, with Mo wiLowiTC and Walay & Sehin involved in defense and representation.
In 1907 Charles Bothwell was electrocuted at the Tetenn Tower power house. The inquest found the death accidental with no blame on others. Witnesses described the scene, the transformer access, and concerns about safety practices at the plant.
Fragmentary OCR notice from Butte Montana references an address 1G North Main, Abreol, and names including Deleon D. It mentions June 7 and a retirement timeline with instructions to write Shore dane City Tickel Orie and contact details for further information.
The Montana State Normal College faces turmoil as Oscar J Craig resigns from the presidency amid protests over Kurt Riedelsberger’s music instructor appointment. The special committee reports protests frivolous and unfounded, recommending Riedelsberger’s confirmation. The board confirms changes to the faculty and notes campus building plans and continued institutional advancement.
A turbulent foreclosure dispute involving Union Bank and Paper Company centers on whether the defendant complied with state law. The court ruled that the claim failed for lack of timely filing and that materials were shipped differently than contract terms. The ruling references foreclosed properties, ship routes, and a disputed mortgage, with the bank’s rights challenged.
The jury found that Hill did not steal the razor at the Pacific hotel counter and acquitted him of assault. Testimony listed bartender Lester Lightbody, Roger Smay, and Jerry Til as key witnesses while prosecutors argued a theft plan involving a razor from Sara Munset. The judge ordered further argument on related evidence before the next hearing.
A garbled OCR fragment lists various shop names and locations such as confectionery and retail venues with unclear references. It mentions numbers and place names in a distorted sequence, offering little coherent information or identifiable entities.
A late 19th century notice invites contractors to bid for erecting and improving a block of wooden avenues along Mary Street. Bids due Wednesday, June 107 at Jim Comme’s secretary office. Details available at J. W. Fiske’s office, Sovonih Avenue.
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