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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1925
Page
5
A compact grocery ad lists items at Mission Gold Butter and Del Monte Jelly, including 2 lbs Cane Sugar, 5 lbs coffee, hot dog buns at 25 cents per dozen, Tru-Bake Crackers, Head Lettuce in twos, sweet oranges at 35 cents per dozen, and other daily essentials.
A New York Winter Garden company arrives at the Marlow next Monday with The Passing Show. Aspirants flock from many regions, but only those who complete a three month Winter Garden ballet school course secure chorus roles. Showgirls may work if skilled in fashion, yet lack potential on stage. The ballet-trained stars later rise to musical comedy prominence.
Paramount drama Any Woman stars Alice Terry as a millionaire's daughter who must work after her father loses his fortune. The plot follows her fight for love and happiness against men who offer money instead of respect. The big cast includes Henry Kolker Lawson Butt Janes Neil Margarita Fischer Thelma Morgan and Ernest Gillen.
The document argues that German defaults could enable a reconstituted army opposing the peace treaty. It urges Germany to rectify promptly to permit evacuation to proceed, cites Cologne zone non evacuation as reprisal, and appeals for goodwill to settle outstanding issues. A separate item reports clergy showing the highest honesty in a post on returning misdirected funds.
A group of the Blackfeet tribe arrived in St Paul to attend the Northwest Industrial exposition opening tomorrow. They are pursuing a five year program of industrial training on Glacier National park reservation, combining agriculture with industry. Officials say the visit will inspire tribal efforts and convey a composite picture of white man’s industrial achievements back to Montana.
Opening session of the Georga W. Lynn libel trial in Yuma features defense bid to disqualify the judge and the tentative selection of 17 jurors. The charges stem from an alleged newspaper attack on B. F. Sanguinetti, prominent merchant and landowner.
Mrs Ronald J Honeyman named Rose Queen Suzanne I. The Portland pioneer will lead the festival next month and make a triumphal entry aboard the battleship Oregon reflecting the city’s historic celebration.
Ex governor Joseph M M Dison sells his 200 acre Flathead Lake ranch near Polson to Ok Bakke and Gus Tonhery of Missoula. A small coastal tract with buildings remains as Dixon’s reserve. Deal value rumored around 50000 dollars, with Dixon also taking over Missourian city property including the Bakke apartments at Alder and Stevens.
A blue brocade silk straightline coat features coque feathers along the collar in gray and blue tones. The piece is paired with lightweight silks such as chiffon or georgette and aligns with prevailing fashion trends described as unprecedented and refined.
Associated Press report from Victoria says US immigration declares Canadian aboriginals ineligible for citizenship and inadmissible. Indian Commissioner W R Ditchburn sent a protest to Ottawa asking for Washington representations. Cross-border seasonal work rights for tribes on both sides suspended by the ruling.
Portland dispatch notes Dr. Melvin A. Brannon of Helena Montana will speak at Oregon Agricultural College Corvallis on Monday June 8 at the 36th commencement exercise. He will discuss The Productive Life and 22 Montana students are among the graduates including Kirby Austin Jess Willard Belkhap Ira Gnose Rebecca Howe Winnie Larson Barbara Conroy. Also mentions Pilot Clarence Lang forced down near Sidney Nebraska due to high winds and hazy visibility.
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