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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1930
Page
6
Fragments show weather readings for multiple regions including Havre and Helena with notes on temperatures and precipitation. Public notices call for a special election to approve a $200,000 water system bond, with postings slated citywide and in ward locations. Several business and professional listings follow, including medical and service ads and local notices.
Proceedings detail attachment priority in the estate of Stevenson, with claimants Eckmayer and Smith winning preference over Taylor and Hickmayer due to prior attachments. Also notes development work on three mining claims in Gould estate and law graduates admitted to practice in Montana by the supreme court.
Inden Butler ten of Bird City Kansas and James West sixty four of Marin Montana present claim to probate court for the 700000 estate of two hermits who died in December 926. One hermit John Flynn died of pneumonia in a Park Ridge shack. The other Flynn committed murder, a shack search revealed the hidden fortune.
Moz Siverman left for his home in Spokane. Teck Morgan of Billings plans a business in Helena. J Kommeler of Thitafish attended the Placer. E G Taylor of Missouri was a visitor at the state house. C G and I C Stevenson of Great Falls were guests of the Placer. Ive Gardner of Boulder visited Helen Kende yesterday. Dorothy Silverman rode the Northern Pacific to Tacoma. W T Davey and C Hanter of Butte were guests at the Tarvoy. W S Young, county commissioner of Roosevelt County, was in town from West Point. Mr and Mrs GC Know of Great Falls arrived at the Pinay last night. Rathbun family left for West Hin and Dolao, Montana. Mrs A M Maxwell of Business and Mrs Dannetta Gilbert of Sillings were guests of the Harvey. Mr and Mrs H Craig of Chocton returned from Frochester Mayo Brothers clinic. Mr and Mrs S Richards are leaving on the Northern Pacific to Portland for railroad veteran events. Dorothing John Tunker of Fare Woura attended the wedding of Prosper Tunker to Mina Namamith. they are visitors at Louise Rewupen’s home.
A New York artist Alan Steyne falls for dancer Judith Gratt but she urges him to marry her friend Clara Morley. The love tangle unfolds as Judith faces frustration and fate. The Independent promotes this thrilling Sunday feature with theatrical intrigue.
Elko DeGide lodge of Elks approved buying the Majesti block on North Main Street, with the current Broadway home to be sold if the new club is acquired. The building must be remodeled to meet city code. Over 1900 members attended, with social time and entertainments after the meeting.
The article describes Mr. Grace demonstrating an artificial larynx held in the teeth to enable speech for those with impaired vocal cords. It explains how the device can modulate voice to mimic different ages and genders, and notes plans for a public demonstration at the Shrine temple with tickets available. It also mentions Bell Telephone Laboratories, television prospects, and the experimental scope including brain speech projection and delayed speech transmission.
In Helena a trio of probate style abatement actions seeks to close properties linked to Agnes Gradighar and Jonas Gradisher, with premises at 1305 Boulder Avenue and a frame building in Micaoula noted. The cases accuse violations of prohibition and involve owner Dowling. Portland report notes Duncan receiving a 10 year sentence for violations of the corrupt practice act and radio code language.
Joseph Oker, incumbent county treasurer from Utah, announced yesterday his intention to seek a second term. He noted two years of service and a goal to continue responsible management, citing prior public office experience and residency in Freeland.
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