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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1933
Page
6
Partial city brief lists names and addresses for cleaners remodelers and services, plus scattered notices on arrests, court actions and upcoming community meetings. It mentions a hospital operation, a bridge fire update, inheritance tax ruling, and a Rainbow Girls meeting at the Masonic temple.
Montana's National Guard units conducted their initial inspections yesterday at Camp Coaney. Camp officers reported excellent condition and especially clean grounds. Under arms inspections followed by a drill session and a two hour close order drill after lunch. Physical examinations completed for all men during the weekend.
Federal money for highway construction aims to put more men to work. Montana officials expect at least 6 million dollars under the industrial act with projects planned for July to September. The plan envisions widespread construction, traffic hazard reduction, and a standard highway from North Dakota to Idaho, with key segments around Helena and Fort Benton. Major Welliver, longtime Montana official, died in San Juan Puerto Rico after a varied federal service career.inassistance
Frency Muorncen is slated as speaker at the annual Fidag meet of the Legion Auxiliary. Mrs Edward Hitchie will lead a talk on Fidac goals. The event, at the American Legion hall, features a musical program by the Richardson family and a sequence of international greetings and native-language performances.
The notice lists numerous residents and visitors arriving or staying at local hotels and boarding houses. Names include Dennis Delyer, M Kline of Glarsn, Hobaon group from Keltha, Mre T Lee, A MacRae at Cot Bank, Paul Preston from Fort Torin, Frank Cont from Tiamiiton, RM Bourtan from Miles City, MH Refeharn from White Sulphur, TR McCadtes from Visings Mon, and many others. Also mentions Professor Edward F Miller, head of MIT mechanical engineering, who died in New York.
Rankin and Judge Greene indicate federal authorities may prosecute selling beer on reservations. The order targets Indian country in Montana affecting towns Poplar Wolf Point Polson and Ronan. Licensing clerk Jewell prepares to return nine applications and 22 300 to prisoners at Wolf Point and Poplar. A Milwaukee rail permit and a Gallatin Gateway Inn hotel permit were granted, along with a dining car license for the city dining cars.
J Scott Bermuth and Crnesto Samper landed their planes at Teehe airfield to complete their trip from Cartagena to St Louis. The heavy rain delayed arrivals as hundreds gathered at the airfield.
A valley county grasshopper outbreak prompts calls for action from County Agent C H Willson of Glasgow and state land officials. Residents volunteer aid but appropriations are doubtful. The Helena lodge plans a public Flag Day service in Hill Park with the 263rd Infantry band and a patriotic program led by Miss Louise Angelo. The ceremony includes a flag history display and a drill by 18 high school girls. Also reported is the death of William Hines, aged 1? and survivors listed across several states.
The Montana Supreme Court yesterday denied rehearing in a Milwaukee railway damage suit. In May the court reversed Silver Bow County district court and ruled for the plaintiffs, who claim compensation for property damages after July 30, 1941, when rain caused runoff over an inadequately drained culvert five miles south of Butte.
The Montana dairy division reports eggs of a certain lower grade entering markets due to March and April handling. About 2 percent of eggs in express markets grade as law while 90 percent sold to country buyers grade as standards. Heat spots, germination, incubation, and weed intake by free-ranging hens contribute to lower quality, with many fowls producing gras eres and olive-yellow yolks.
Members of the Ile lena Rotary club will hold their regular joint meeting this evening at the Mortna club Mr Nettie Thomson president of the Capital City club announced last evening Dinner will be served at 6 72 o'clock All members of the club are urged to attend in view of the important nature of the business to be transacted Appropriations for development of air mail service in Canada have been increased by 12500
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