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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1939
Page
7
Helena hosts visitors as Montana boosters gather for state pride events. Reports describe community leaders, university ties, and local coverage of social gatherings, with notes on cultural and economic links. The piece mentions Broward street scenes and several unnamed figures in a broad cross-section of the state.
Fragmented report details a recovered body from a sand grave or burial scene. Officers present describe scarce traces while public witnesses and a local inquiry gather context about the incident and the deceased individual identified as a youth.
A chaotic crash scene near a roadway end led to an arrest after a motorist failed to stop and faced police. Officer Linyd Yan testified about the drunken driving charge and the judge setting the arraignment time for the suspect, with records noting a Monday plea date and the holding of the mental health review at the local jail.
Ket Falls reports Great Pails and Hesphite Ol company announce a new well in the Badger hagin ol area. The Well Sawirg field is expected to yield about 500 barrels daily. Company owners include Timik Pails Artiolt and New dark fast ward.
Butte doctors and county medical societies prepare for a state convention to be hosted locally. The gathering aims to discuss medical group plans, with local leaders and conference organizers coordinating events and attendance.
Barbara Bell Fashions presents spring and summer pattern ideas for ladies frocks in festive and light fabrics. The ad describes sizes 22 to 44 and urges readers to send for patterns with complete sewing instructions, embroidery options, and a small price leaflet.
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The state reports about 90 000 Montana residents filed income tax returns with the Internal Revenue Service. Figures show taxpayers with net income over thresholds, including single filers of $10 000 and married filers of $2 500, and totals by county and city, listing Helena Missoula and Billings among others.
A fragmented local report lists multiple deaths and injuries in Livingston with scant details. Names and exact causes are unclear due to garbled OCR text, but references to deceased individuals and an initial note of admission to care facilities suggest a sequence of incidents culminating in fatalities.
The event saw Dillon trapshooters lead in the Idaho meet with notable scores. Notable performances included doubles by a pair at 118 of 200 and the Yano Handicap at 76 of 100, with several shooters from Lewiston and Moscow posting strong singles scores.
A night fire and burglary struck a Colorado town with records damaged and safes breached. Investigators report stolen checks and valuables as they search for suspects amid a tense investigation. Local officials vow to recover documents and tighten security after the incident.
Fragmented text describes a recipe and kitchen activities including mixing in a bowl, measuring ingredients, and baking cookies. It names actions like sifting flour, adding sugar, and shaping dough, with mentions of utensils and oven steps. The passage resembles a verbose home kitchen guide interwoven with stray notes.
A fragmented guide lists various ingredients and flavor ideas for cookies and fillings. References to orange marmalade apricot jam plum jam grape jelly and jams suggest flavoring options with milk and fruit preserves.
Fragmented OCR text discusses inventors and creativity with scattered phrases about born ideas versus learned technique. It references Burns, various names, and mentions of water, minds, and society, ending with legal and budget notices from a Montana county board.
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