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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1920
Page
8
Advertising rates are two cents per word with a minimum charge of twenty five cents per insertion. Classifieds are accepted until 9 p.m. daily at the South Main Street office, phone numbers 451 and 43. For business notices and reports of failure to deliver, contact the office regularly.
Fragmented notice lists livestock prices and stock items with numerous misspellings. Mentions cattle sheep lambs and hogs with prices from $4.70 to $400 or more. Includes references to stock sales and suppliers, but text is garbled and hard to parse.
Notices from the Department of the Interior Land Office in Helena and other Montana offices publish multiple homestead filings and intension to establish claims. Names include Mitchell, Berges, Berges, Mantel, Webster, and others, with locations in Blaine, Madison, Lewis and Clark, and nearby towns. dates span May 1920 to July 1929, detailing land descriptions, sections, townships, ranges, and witness lists.
A dense jumble of financial terms, place names, and figures. references to New York, May, and price data mingle with scattered names and notes. The text reads like partial market chatter with uncertain dates and calculations, offering few clear events or conclusions.
Sahaw June 10 Herman Ho Phillips of Gerdag Ul formerly of Company FE 46th infantry Rainbow division rests in a government cemetery at Chateau Thierry awaiting receipt of his body. His father J W Phillips reports repeated notices say Herman is alive. records show he is dead and insurance was collected. The family faced delayed confirmations and ongoing official confusion.
In Meagher County White Kulpine Springs region officers arrested June W William Jones and Harry Williams after a county attorney led a DWI raid. A search of the premises yielded demijools of hemline and several checks plus money. Bonds set at 250 dollars each. cash bonds posted. Authorities believe the house raid targeted this location for bootlegging operations.
Roundup reports Agate coal miners ended a three week strike with a return to work at the No. 2 mine on a temporary settlement. John Lewis's representative Van A. Bitner and district officials Henry Dreanat and Robert Condon oversaw the talks, with a broader agreement expected later. Condon left for Tailings on Monday.
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