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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1928
Page
6
In a North Central region report a strong high pressure system moved from the west while jet parts of Montana and Washington saw thunder showers. The day featured funeral notices for Carl Pretter and Edward Houle along with guardian appointment for James Jones’s estate.
Miss Mary Q Neil of Butte is a veteran activist and longtime member of the state mining community. The article notes her as the Democratic candidate for clerk of the court and contrasts her with Republican rival Wao Crosby.
The advertisement laments too much emphasis on value in ads and too little on wardrobe cabinets. It argues Liberman's offers suits at 30, 35, and 10 dollars with smart inline design and quality fabric that promises and delivers savings.
May Trumper, a Montana resident since 1893, is a candidate for state superintendent. The article outlines her teaching career in rural and city schools, her role in curriculum development, and efforts to improve teacher certification and school funding.
Bankruptcy filings list a linotype operator and a farmer with assets and exemptions noted. The documents show debts, claims, and secured interests including real property and equipment. Court details reference case numbers and potential schedules of assets, with values and creditors listed.
Martin county voters hear Charles Adoesor Martien announce his candidacy for re election. Adoesor Martien, a long time assessor, is widely known and active in tax law matters at state and county levels. He is a 949 member of the State Association of Assessors and claims continued efficiency and up to date information for voters.
A chaotic move transfers the Auto Club office from its prior location to Great Falls. officials and stenographers, including Breitenstein and Ferguson, dispute the plan, citing high costs and secrecy. The board and secretary weigh a rapid relocation, with tensions mounting over the motive and process.
A new railroad company announced plans to build about 50 miles of track to mining districts in Beaverhead County Montana. The venture involves stock offerings and partnerships with regional financiers and mining interests, with offices established to coordinate construction and operations.
The closing exercises of Marys School in the fifth ward were held with diplomas presented to graduates. Relatives attended as students performed a program including songs and readings led by teachers and staff.
A state insurance official reports light rain across northeastern Montana on Monday, with good rainfall in Westby Medicine Lake and Corridge while areas like Redstone Scobey and Plentywood receive scattered showers. Farmers express encouragement as planting prospects improve amid varied weather.
A Wyoming company plans a Fox Farm near Priest Pass as officials draft plans for a major project. The narrative mentions legal actions, local court involvement, and expected timelines, with references to nearby towns and regional agencies overseeing the development.
Three men were arrested on charges of creating a disturbance during a fight on Third Street. Defendants were identified as Telin, Levin, and Cot tell. Woolen industries were cited in relation to a discussion of trade in the 19th century.
Ruddy Grove received a sentence after a beating of Cainamar. The report notes a tense court stance and the judge’s order, with references to further consequences and potential wartime service implications. Names and places appear in partial OCR form, but the central action remains the conviction and punishment for the assault.
A garbled OCR fragment lists names such as Rebekahs Lena Langenbagh and Brawie fit tsh amid disjoint phrases. It reads as an unclear attendance or meeting note with scattered identifiers and no coherent event or date.
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