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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1920
Page
8
A stray ewe roams near the Jefferson Por docks following a stray terrier sighting last week. Jeff, whose wife’s brother is connected to the area, notes the creature’s presence after a long winter absence and suspects it may linger.
Cattle receipts total 14 000 with many calves and cows priced higher. Sheep and hogs show strong demand. steers and heifers pull higher bids while feeders edge up. Prices for calves and fat cows climb. overall volume steady with notable gains in several categories.
OCR fragmentary montage shows notices for public land filings in Helena Montana and publications about mineral and homestead entries. It includes names like George Cirica, Fairy A Leffler, and Joseph Oker, with dates in 1920s 1940s and mentions Helena land office and Montana Meridian.
The unreadable OCR fragment lists a jumble of names, places, numbers, and events with scattered references to people like Raabe and Damien, locations such as Wind and Vorn, and figures including 207,000 and 409,000. It ends without a clear focal point or cohesive narrative.
A burglary at the Whitefish Commercial Company left a plate glass window broken as a thief shattered a window to reach an automatic pistol on display. No other items were taken. The pistol valued at $50 and replacement costs reach about $200. This marks the fourth robbery at the store in a year.
A damaged OCR describes Winnett oil field activity with Frantz and Decker-Collins wells likely delivering strong production. Plans include a dam for water management, storage tanks with 4000 barrel capacity, and cementing casings before drilling advances. Officials anticipate two weeks to cement casings and assess the Arsich Creek cluster.
Chicago June 7 the city council passed a daylight saving ordinance. The measure becomes effective from June until the first Sunday in October.
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