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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1925
Page
4
Parchen Drug Co promotes Kolor Bak as a popular hair color restorer that returns gray hair to its original shade while banishing dandruff and stopping scalp itching. It offers a money back guarantee and a special sale price of 129 dollars per bottle for a limited time, regular 150.
President J C Temple presided as speakers from Charles Quinn Toledo secretary of the Grain Dealers National Association, P J Coleman Minneapolis outlined railroad efficiency and grain movement gains. George Moran Great Falls and George Labatt Minneapolis discussed grades and the grain trade while Bowman and Lavin prepare Montana shippers talks. An evening convention dinner featured performances and remarks by attendees.
Nominations for princess of Lewis and Clark county in the Montana queen's court at the state fair close today at noon at the Commercial club. A large number of nominations were made yesterday including Miss Blanche Ghneski Arvilla Adams Olive Plummer Ilona Portula Agnes Gibbons Genevieve Smith Lillian Thomas Ruth Barnett Lucile Glass Mabel DeKay Lavina d Autre mont Helen Clay Hazel Haugen Virgin ia Campbell and Burnetta Datis.
A Sunday evening feature at the Broadwater pavilion offers on the spot gift tickets to Marlow theater. Merlyn Walker and her jazz band play three weekly dances attracting Helena crowds with rhythm and novelty numbers.
Jardine frames a national efficiency message urging Intermountain farmers to pursue quality crops and cooperative marketing. He stresses limited margins, high freight costs, and the need for regional reputation to boost sales of quality products. Present were George K. Labatt, G. H. Moran, P. J. Coleman and other industry figures.
The current anti foreign disturbances threaten missions in the Yangtze region. Four Episcopal schools near Hankow have closed. The American Baptist Foreign Mission Society reports all missionaries and property in Shanghai safe. Dr. James H. Franklin says the present movement is more menacing than 1900’s Boxer uprising. No other mission boards report withdrawals yet.
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered a broad revision of grain grain products and hay rates from Idaho Montana Oregon Utah Wyoming Colorado Kansas Missouri Nebraska and Oklahoma to destinations in the southeast and the lower Mississippi Valley. Bulgaria is using convict labor in an extensive program of reforestation.
A dense crossword features many unkeyed letters and obscure terms ranging from skull fish to Tamarisk, with clues spanning animals plants directions and common items. The puzzle hints at new words and includes a list of scattered numerical and letter patterns as part of the challenge.
Severe weather across southern Minnesota caused estimated losses of 500000 with Rochester area damage near 200000. Telecommunication lines restored slowly as crops and farms suffered flood destruction and livestock losses. In Albert Lea, storms worsened with submerged wheat, collapsed barns, and injured residents. A low Manitoba pressure system is cited as the meteorological cause. Chicago peaked at 92 degrees, up 20 degrees from morning readings.
Frank M. Perry of Portland was arrested in Billings on a complaint by Ella Olson. He is charged with adultery and using a room for immoral purposes. Olson says Perry had lived with her since October, and the couple traveled from Portland to Vancouver and Butte before Billings. Perry is reportedly married, with his wife in California, and a Mann Act charge is considered.
London report cites Dr. Leonard Hill of the National Institute of Medical Research saying low necklines short skirts and spider web stockings boost ultraviolet exposure. He argues women may remain healthier than men as fashion trends persist and clothing aims to maximize sun exposure.
Creamy and tasty cottage cheese celebrates Spokane freshness with a bold note. Brown Beauty Beans No 2 can offered as two for two cents.
John T. Scopes and his counsel, including Clarence Darrow, Bainbridge Colby, and Dudley Field Maione, discuss defense strategy in New York. They toured the American Museum of Natural History and planned to line up scientific witnesses while warning against radical influence in the trial over the Tennessee statute banning teaching evolution.
The Paramount adventure Adventure opens at the Marlow theater with a white man battling on a cannibal Solomon Island and a brave woman’s rescue. Tom Moore stars as the plantation owner, Pauline Starke as the heroine soldier, Wallace Beery as the villain, and Raymond Hatton as a strong supporting actor. The film promises action, drama, and strong performances, with matinee and night showings for its final run.
Denver Colorado June 11 Dr Charles A Ellwood head of the Sociological department University of Missouri told the National Conference of Social Workers intolerance is destroying every value for which this nation has stood He said social workers cannot tolerate intolerance and warned against abolishing nations or religions other than one’s own
Secretary Kellogg warned that U S policy will aid Mexico only while it protects American citizens and rights and honors international obligations The statement followed White House talks and drew reactions from Ambassador Tellez who insisted no new Mexican outrages existed and noted a strong government under President Calles amid concerns over oil revenues, land squatting, and foreign agriculturists security.
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