Paying Interest On Money
A 1922 Helena editorial on interest, contrasting ancient rules with modern practice. It defends lawful, reasonable interest as essential to banking, commerce, and societal progress, noting nautical interest, legal limits, and the moral case for interest when funds drive business growth.
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Helena
Independant, Publishing Company, Inc
Malena
Mostana
Will A. Campiell
Janis M- Macmillan
G. M.campagll
V-Pres
G. EK. Lapolletti
Bhat Campbelt
Adv
Associated Press
Tia
Othar Whae
Alga
Iocés
Pest
AdvEnce
California
John Calvin
Parliament
Repeal of the sacred primary debates flare in press circles
A Helena evening paper criticizes the Chicago Tribune, accusing it of turning against the primary, and links this to broader claims of an interlocking press. The piece questions the Tribune's stance and notes how other outlets would view Harding and related papers as part of this press network.
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Independent
The
Tribune
Chicago
Helena Evening Paper
Cook County
Republican Sheet
Helena
Chicago Tribune
Harding
Terry Tribune
Rive
Dixon
Mayusa of Oser Makes a Switch in Filling Station Roles
Mayusa of Oser leaves tending a table to work at John D.4 filling stations. He would be a better match for Muthihle eCormick in the new position.
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Mayusa
Oser
John D
MuthihleeCormick
Souvenir Shops Flourish Along Washington Capitol Corridor
Washington's souvenir trade thrives in Pennsylvan ia Avenue windows displaying Capitol motifs. Shops offer silver, glass, and pulp-mac era ted money pieces, post cards, and cherry tree scenes. Tourism buzz draws sailors, couples, and visitors as trends shift from littered novelties to photographs and rainy-night Capitol imagery.
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Washington
D.C
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capitol
Cme
Treasury
Washington Monument
George Washington
By Morris Was Longer He A Familiar Figure On The Nation
By Morris was longer he a familiar and beloved figure on the nation's jewel cases, pillow taps and shaving mugs.
Montana politics shift as Stout and Wheeler enter race
The Montana race for Senate grows three cornered as former Congressman Tom Stout and ex governor candidate B Wheeler announce, joining Rankin and Riddick. A Kalispell taxi driver named Alexander enters, while O'Connor lingers as potential, reshaping the field in a vivid political tableau.
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Mottana
Tom Stout
B. Wheeler
Henry L. Myers
J. F. O'Connor
Livingston
Stat
Montana
Congress
Wheeler
Wellington 2
Rankin
Cand W. Riddick
Kalispell
Riddich
Alexander
Shelfey
Chicago
Safety First: How to Avoid Accidents and Deaths
A condensed warning on ladder dangers and general accident prevention. It cites perils by autos trains mines and falls, urges constant vigilance and two simple rules: keep eyes open and avoid taking chances. The piece notes the Safety First movement and a new Society for Prevention of Accidents formed by prominent citizens.
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Haman
United States
William A.tolman
Germany
National Society For Prevention
Divorces rise as marriages stay cheap, says statistician
A statistician asserts the United States has more divorces than any other nation, suggesting the cause is marriages that are too inexpensive. The remark frames a critique of quick or low-cost unions as a factor in high dissolution rates.
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United States
Earth
Tariffs on Bakery Goods and Living Costs Rise
The Biscuit and Cracker Manufacturers Association chief warns the tariff as drafted will raise bakery costs, with a 226 percent average increase on key items. The New York Herald lists 21 duties higher than Payne Aldrich, as food and clothing move up in the East. Sugar costs could add 160 million dollars to a year’s supply, reflecting a higher cost of living after a Republican Congress election.
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Biscuit and Cracker Manufacturers Association
New York Herald
Error Acknowledged By Helena Paper On Tribune Claim
A Helena evening newspaper admits it was wrong to state that the Chicago Tribune had certain claims. The paper notes it usually highlights errors but now takes responsibility for the misstatement and recognizes the mistake.
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Helena
Thia Ime
Chicago Tribune
A Ring Round the World Through Amateur Relay Wireless
A San Francisco Journal editorial notes the Amateur Wireless Relay League enabling relay of messages via amateur stations across the nation and to Scotland. It highlights a decentralized, enthusiastic system with Hartford as HQ, a magazine, and transatlantic tests, predicting future universal, inexpensive global communication.
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Railio
Baslic Welay Teague
Hart [Ford Conn
Ariel
Jatman
New U S Veterans Hospital Opens at Fort Walla Walla
The new U S Veterans hospital at Fort Walla Walla opened for inspection on Tune 4 with Red Cross arranged exercises. Old buildings were rebuilt and new ones added at about $450 000. About 35 patients are housed at the facility.
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Walla Walla
Wash
U. S. Veterans’ Hospital
Fort Walla Walla
Red Cro
Eastern college grad applies for work in Michigan chamber lamp
An eastern college graduate sought a Michigan job in a chamber lamp shop. A veteran worker, after an hour, stopped fighting and comforted his weary partner. The tale ends with a resignation and a warning not to quit steady labor.
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Eastern College
Michigan
Wna
Syon
Moonale Birthday Gift Hint From Sogging Post
Fragmentary notes from the Sloriiing Post recount Mollie and Moonale in a garbled exchange about birthday gifts. The muddled text hints at gifts and a broken item, with names and a casual tone suggesting a domestic or social note.
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Mollie
Moonale
Sloriiing Post
Answers to Questions from Monticelin Inquiry, 1825
A compact Q and A column covers topics from imports to insects and dyes. It lists answers on Japan visitors in 1920, weevil-like insects drawn to lights, the Jefferson writing desk, teasel heads in clothmaking, presidential election by House, leading corn and wheat states, why carnations are called pinks, and beet greens recipe.
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Taipan
H.W
Japan
Jefferson
Petroleum
Washington, D.C
Jose Conluge Jun'r
Reg Randall
Phadelphia
Monticelin
Nov
House of Representative
Thomas Jefferson
Towa
Corn
Kansas
General Diaz and Nelix Diaz Lead Troop Move Toward Mexico
Fragmented report notes General Diaz consolidating 15000 troops aiming to push from Guatemala into southern Mexico and a proclaimed self described president of the Mexican republic. The impaneling produced a colloquy about property status, marriage, and honor amid shifting loyalties.
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Gonjeral Nelix Diaz
Mex
Guatemala
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