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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1935
Page
1
A jumble of notices covers crimes, divorces, bonds, and court actions. Reports include a collision near Dundale and National avenues, a bond reduction for an estate, and a dancer’s travel for family visits, with multiple names and local addresses sparsely readable.
Fragmented OCR lists names of couples obtaining marriage licenses and mentions funeral notices for Miles and Matra Ss with dates and hospital details. The text references St. Dohita hospital and Appane covmd, with locations in Butte and Livingston avenues, detailing family health and burial arrangements and officials.
State Commander John Byrne installed officers for Helena chapter and its auxiliary. Names listed include Mario Colvin contromander Alma Angle senior vice commander Gertrude Davis junior vice commander Margaret Wilmamia chaplain Mary Miles treasurer Della Anderson sergeant at arms Catherine Moon adjutant Della Sperry patriotic instructor Mrs Van Auren Brent musician Jack Mason commander Chris Engle vice commander Martin Hoffman junior vice commander Lyman Eperry treasurer Rev William Pippy chaplain Karl R Angle historian A J White sergeant at arms Dick Brewer officer of the day Byrne lauded Montana activities noting two new chapters Lewistown and Bozeman, four inactive chapters regained quotas, and the state’s large year membership. He reported 2,400 miles traveled within the state for AV. Pant State Commander George Davis of Helena spoke.
Montana Supreme Court sustains district court ruling in Edwin Shug case against Anaconda Copper Mining Co. Shug claimed injuries from a rock fall left him with contusions and a sprain, seeking further compensation. The board previously denied review. the court found the board’s decision supported, with the majority opinion by Associate Justice A. Matthews.
The Northern Pacific announces a 10 day American tour to New York starting June 14 or 16. From Helena the expanded paid trip is $119.04, with stops in Washington DC Philadelphia Atlantic City New York City and the Hudson River, depart Missoula for the trip and details available at the railroad office.
The document states the state is not required to pay irrigation district taxes on township trrigation district. Attorney General Raymond T. Nagle issued the ruling today, with Commissioner Davenport investing guidance.
Montana Attorney General Raymond Nagle instructs officers to arrest both customers and bartenders if found violating liquor laws. The memo cites rules on liquor possession by permit holders and penalties for intoxicated public disturbance, warning residents to avoid drinking in bars at night.
Crookston Minnesota on June 8 creamery men from the Red River valley scheduled a meeting at the Northwest School of Agriculture to push uniform butter fat prices across the region, aiming to stabilize prices and standardize practices.
Glyde Baldwin of Great Falls announced the appointment of Professor Albert J Roberts, retired Helena High principal after 25 years, as special agent for Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance with Helena headquarters. Effective June 15. Roberts succeeds Sam Foza of Helena on the state board of equalization. Baldwin praised Roberts for his long service and integrity.
State offices at the Helena capitol will switch to standard time on Monday, including the agriculture department, complicating schedules. The State Board of Equalization and the governor’s office weigh the change amid national debates, while outsiders and business visitors face appointment and opening hour confusion. Nearby Duluth area upgrades to Lake Superior north shore roads are planned as part of renovations.
Counties remit second half installments to State Treasurer James Hreth. Ancott County sends $13,477.07, while total year receipts reach $628,201.6 for 1933 final payment and 1934 progress.
Arguments on two ages were heard in the Montana supreme court yesterday morning. One case involved Gus B Coolidge against Thomas A. Meagher over a car crash in Cageade county. The other concerned an administratorship in the care of a Spaniard who left considerable money but no relatives in this country.
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