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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1930
Page
4
Kodak motivates readers to carry a Kodak camera and film for summer activities on links and beaches. It urges sending exposed films for developing printing and enlarging to produce prideful prints for albums and gifts.
Starz Pharmacy operates at 26 West Virginia Sixth Avenue offering prescription services and local pharmaceutical products with a contact phone line at 303 for customer inquiries and orders.
City treasurer Survey F. Corn reports total delinquent taxes for the second half of 1929 fell to a low figure after year end close. Collections for the year reached $281,468.37 with May payments totalling $63,175.93. Delinquencies are highlighted as notably low despite weak business conditions.
Helena Council Knights of Columbus will confer the first second and third degrees on a large class of candidates next Sunday. Activities begin at 6 oclock a.m. with a mass at 11 and conclude with a banquet at 7 p.m. at the Eddy Rose room.
A large pile of old automobiles and discarded auto parts will be burned tonight around 9 o'clock at the city dump in Last Chance gulch Iol tha. The event, echoing eastern coastal customs, sees private owners and dealers parting with wrecks before a weekend used car sale near Capitol Motors Company begins Saturday with vehicles priced for mark and sale through June 21.
Lewistown aerie No 474 Fraternal Order of Eagles held a regular meeting Wednesday evening to install officers elected May 14. William J. Thompson named worthy president, Stewart McSonoché worthy president, George W. Gilmore worthy vice president, James G. Campbell worthy chaplain, B A. Wallace worthy treasurer, Paul Schulz trustee, and secretary William J. Thompson. Other officers and experienced members assisted in ceremonies. A finance committee meeting convened to plan the upcoming state convention, with Harris Hobson as general chairman and board members including Thompson Schulz Gilbert Bayse MacConidle Vestrem.
An event at Mount Vernon featured Dr Jilin Prestes and President Vogver at a simca dinner in Washington. Attendees observed a moment of tribute at the tomb of George Washington with veterans standing in attention.
Stage star Chiada Judith Grant draws attention with a striking appearance as she headlines the new romance tale Dancing Judith. The Independent previews the June 16 publication date and her rising profile in theater circles.
Washington June 12. President Hoover nominated W. Cameron Forbes of Boston to be ambassador to Japan, filling a major post vacant since Charley MacVeagh’s resignation. Forbes, 44, has decades in public service including Philippine governor general 1909 13 and Wood Forbes commission member 1927.
Great Falls reports a sharp rise in alcohol related deaths in year to date with seven deaths this year compared to six in all of 1820. May alone saw three alcohol related fatalities, the highest monthly total in a decade, prompting health officials to call for action against low quality intoxicants and changing drinking patterns.
Members of the Anaconda Anglers club went on record opposing the year long closure of Georgetown Lake to fistermen. The lake, a major fish hatchery site and popular angling spot for residents from Deer Lodge, Powell and Granite counties, faces a spawning season closure while permitting fishing the rest of the year. A committee was appointed to supervise planting of fish to the lake.
Three Missoula youths aged 16, 15, and 14 completed a 60 mile bike trip from See ley Inka to Missoula in about five hours, returning home after a weeklong outing. They described muddy lake-darn conditions, good road surfaces for the return, and a lively ride with several climbs and moments of exhilaration.
Northern Pacific shops in Livingston will impose a 10 day layoff on about 260 employees. The plan calls for five layoff days in June and five in July with workers likely to shift to four days per week until the limit is reached. Only the locomotive department is affected.
Old timea from Cap AUraele WHT Have a grant reunion this weening mt 6:45 solock, t his to the annual get-together affair. They WI exchange experience of farmer sump. A regular camp dinner will be retoed. A part of the imena may be hens and prunes. Revenne boys have signed up for this year'n camp and the Jentera ag the Y are most UNS properations for the outing. There on the program will be Decay Anderson, Herold Mead, 6. 3% MrLaughlin and several te boys Inelding the camp direc tor, Morris FH. Sanford. The following were present at Inst yer's camp and should call ho v to make reservations. Bernard Cartoon, Laws,Thorapson, Walter Holahue, Jack McLeod, Dan Me teor, Dan McLeod, Jack Stanley, Bardwell Majors, Jack Ward, Joseph McGregor, Luther Lee, Mark Hopkins, Jack Isorczak, BI Davies, Jerry Kennedy, Bud Linpert, Milton Seutu and Gerald Archibald. The auto racing track at Hrook lands, near Weybridge, England, is said to be the first motor speed way to be constructed in the world. It was built in 1906.
Mrs Ward Smith shot a 98 for 9 holes in Livingston tying for lowest woman round on record, parring eight holes before a final bogey. She recently won the All-State Invitational women’s title in Livingston, defeating Mrs Keeps of Vikings.
Miayouta June 123 motorists are using the unfinished southern Teodoro Roosevelt highway toward Glacier Park. Contractor Ram Orina told public road officials the road is rough with detours but travel continues daily. Both construction sections aim to finish by July 1 amid a race between Orino and A R Doug, with temporary bridges in place and car shuttling around Belton to Glacier Park.
Secretary Lamport telegram says C M Haran of Ton Angelou linked with Frank Gooper plans a 10 banker and business man group to the Gary Cooper ranch in Cascade County Helena visit on Monday June 14. The note describes Gates of the Fountain as a Montana scenic wonder near Molon, with Roosevelt's 1902 Hartford ride cited.
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