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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1922
Page
7
Unsettled weather forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday with possible halts and cooler conditions by Thursday. Local notes include Dr. Frank Peck a registered chiropractor, Dalley Bix contact, Curtin's Store goods pickup, and various notices from New York Life agent Geler and veterinarian Knowles. J Saaking reports Portland visit noting hot sea coast weather and new buildings.
Genuina Ford targets Ford cars and service offerings with emphasis on propairing Goodyear tires at Benson Motor Co. Details suggest dealership promotions and tire packages for customers seeking ready maintenance.
The column lists visits and social movements among locals and visitors. G O Thayman of Missoula, Hutte names, and Great Falls figures are noted amid travel to Seattle, Chicago, New York, and Bozeman. References include Mrs Wright Whitcomy, Miss Trelyn Bailey, and Mrs Witza Uradley’s funeral attendance.
Mr and Mrs Raymond Grant depart for Ogden Utah to attend the United Commercial Travelers association district convention Four states will be represented with Mr Grant serving as Montana delegate and Tom McLaughlin on the executive board The Ogden notices promise a lively event including a barbecue and hospitality from the Helenic Commercial club Meanwhile President Harding nominates Cornelius T Hanson to be postmaster at Big Sioux"}
The Elks lodge Flag Day committee led by Gorge J. Joyce calls Melena residents to display Old Glory on June 14. A parade and services are planned at Shrine temple at 7 30 p m with city officials urged to support a campaign promoting respect for the flag and its values.
Helena Rotary gathers at Pinear Grt today with Col Holbrook, chief aviation geclian of the 4d. 5 army in the Wruth corps area, to speak. The program features white Entertainers quartet and solos by members, plus Prof C G Blakeslees who will discuss evolution and music and outline new principles. Blakeslees plans concerts before leaving for Great Falls.
Chancellor E. Elliott of Alontana University will spend five days in August as faculty at the Colorado Teachers College. He will lecture on school administration alongside leading educators from universities nationwide. Last summer over 2,000 students from 31 states plus the Philippines, Canada and China attended. this year attendance is expected to exceed 3,000 with school executives among them.
Forestvale Cemetery association lot owners vote postponed to next Monday night due to small turnout. Meeting to elect trustees and handle business moved to same hour and place in the Commercial class room.
Jerome G. Locke, Livingston resident and former Livingston Enterprise manager, filed a declaration of candidacy for Congress in Montana's eastern district on the Republican ticket. He backs Governor Dixon's fiscal reforms, tax equalization, farm credits, lower freight rates, rural roads, and co operative marketing, and opposes resource nationalization and special subsidies. He supports labor bargaining rights and education department funding, and seeks printed ballot wording pledging tax equalization and a progressive congressional program.
President Harding argues not time to slash the army. supports Senate funding of 9.5 million vs House 6.5 million. He stresses training and progress of the defense system, notes limited reserve officer training is essential, and claims Senate plan provides a starting point for training 10,000 of 60,000 men with 15 days of training.
Diplomas were presented to Vincent Academy graduates with special honors announced at the annual commencement in the academy assembly hall. Rev. J. P. Carroll and other donors awarded multiple gold medals, with numerous relatives in attendance and a formal program featuring music and performances by the student body.
An Inga delegation of Shriners from Hyaneville Ind traveling by a spectral train over the Northern Pacific will arrive in Helena tomorrow at 3 59 p m and depart at 4 p m They will be hosted informally by members of Alarin temple as they proceed to the Imperial council in San Francisco.
A steamer traveling from New York to Fenit Kerry Ireland with corn and mixed cargo was stopped in Tralee Bay by a British sloop. A large quantity of ammunition in barrels was seized according to a dispatch to the Associated Press from Tralee.
Des Moines reports W S Brookhart of Washington leads in the Republican race for United States senator. In 80 precincts of 24 counties counted, Brookhart had 1,748 votes, with rival candidates including Vickett 1,910 and Thorne 1,182, while other totals show 847 for Sticks Bly Sweet 278 and Alantey 0 as voting continues.
Riwanians and es Noves announce a dinner dance next Monday evening at 7 with jazz and card tables for members. A Northern Pacific track removal proposal near Roberts Street is being reviewed with city officials. Also announced are school events, a commencement, and a civic effort to clean up streets and promote healthy living with a pro prohibition message.
Honolulu reports that Prince Kuhio Kalanianaole's will tasks the Pinutonia society with guiding Hawaiian conduct. They plan to raise 150000 for a Cunio Endowment Fund supporting higher education, land access, hospitals and schools, and native philanthropy. Ten Commandments urge Americans but honor native lands and race.
In a courtroom exchange a mother accuses her son of not washing his face. The boy retorts by directing the judge to the towel as proof. The brief incident showcases a domestic matter presented in a legal setting.
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