09 Jun 1921
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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1921
Page
1
A Wanda Uawley comedy hinges on a crowd friendly vacation spot with a tangled triangle of a man his ex wife and fiancé. The plot thickens as misunderstandings and witty dialogue unfold on the Antlers screen this afternoon.
Fragmented ad text promises a free trial of a method to end breathing difficulties and wheezing. It targets all ages and climates, claims to relieve asthma and avoids costs, urging readers to request the trial coupon and begin immediately.
The Gay Little Home with Frank Sinclair stars as the headliner at the Grand theater billed by the Great Falls Tribune. Mary Collis and Chif Dixon lead the comedy with Will Jamieson as a standout dancer. The vaudeville act The Prediction by Leo Greenwood company and Perry and Peppino provide strong musical entertainment with jazz rhythms and a bright violin showcase.
Al Jolson wowed Missoula audiences at the Wilma in the Shubert production Sinbad with strong singing and curtain speeches. The show featured a lavish production, seamless stage effects and a capable supporting cast including Mabel Wilbur and Sue Creighton. Jolson announced adding the song Always to his repertoire as a finale to a clean, wholesome evening with robust applause.
A brief note describes renewing Horsford’s Acid Phosphate as a tonic for stomach health and digestion. The product is presented as supporting appetite and overall digestive comfort.
Miss Havel M Burleigh of 960 Francisco St Los Angeles California a trained nurse testifies to Tanlac’s remarkable effects After three bottles she says she feels as well as ever and has maintained good health since She recommends Tanlac as a strong system builder, notably for stomach trouble and gas pains
British officials signal readiness to force a neural zone if needed while pressing stern measures and impartiality between Germans and Poles in Upper Silesia. Sir Harold Stuart's report awaited as France contemplates a commission of experts to study the dispute amid ongoing pressure from Paris.
Glenn A. Campbell, formerly of the Park Note and Great Tails, arrived to serve as chief clerk at the Broadwater hotel, announced yesterday by Manager O J Anger son. Three parties of automobile tourists stayed in hotel cottages last night, including guests from Bozeman and Spokane. Business at the plunge runs ahead of last year despite a 60 percent rate reduction, manager Anderson reports.
Marys choir and Grands Knight D J Meagher preside at a school program featuring a medley of pieces by Wagner Gounod and MacDowell. The event includes violins, piano solos, and vocal trios with Alma Mater and senior alumnae reunion activities, dinner and an 8 pm performance.
The Federal Reserve Bank of Helena announces a government sale of 300 million dollars in certificates of indebtedness and treasury notes. The notes carry 5.25 percent interest, mature in 1924, with denominations from 100 dollars. The certificates pay 6.5 percent, mature in 1922, in denominations of 400 dollars or more. Subscriptions close at noon on June 18 1921, with a district quota of 17.3 million.
Exhibits of school work will be shown today in the Central building and manual training shops in the Auditorium basement from noon until 7 p.m. Superintendent Join Dietrich noted the exhibits are unusually elaborate and of better quality than any previous year. They cover domestic science arts and crafts and manual training, highlighting progress and careful instruction by pupils and teachers. Parents and friends are invited to view the display.
At a Placer Rotary meeting, members approved a $100 grant toward child welfare and summer play grounds. The plan supports 10 boys at Camp Mirae from June 22 to July 5, with an estimated $16 daily cost for transportation, camp supplies, and supervision.
Plans and specifications for the Hawthorne building on the West Side are ready and will be examined by the bidding committee before week’s end. The committee will then refer them to the board of trustees for action as bids are sought for construction and for the central school unit.
The funeral of John W. Common, pioneer merchant of Helena, was conducted Wednesday afternoon at 24 Monrat avenue, with Rev. Newman Hall Burdick of the First Presbyterian Church officiating. George Common, brother, arrived from Detroit for the services. pallbearers included C. C. Pfeiffer and others. Local business houses closed during the hour.
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