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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1907
Page
2
The notice outlines carrier and mail subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions, including monthly and yearly options. It lists daily by carrier at 1.00 per month, 36 weekly, and other monthly and holiday rates, plus mail and Sunday inclusions and a semiweekly option.
The business houses of dfetena are urged to contrive full floats for the carnival perdido. Merchants and leading emerald institutions should unite to design ornate, striking displays that showcase trade and advertise their businesses during the three days of festivity. The trades parade may occur separately from main carnival features, offering prime photographic opportunities and strong promotional impact.
Debates on federal lands and western policy proceed ahead of a Denver convention expected to draw 1000 delegates. Western states plan wide representation and discuss Roosevelt administration aims as lawmakers fear federal overreach.
The readable passages describe public interest in governance and property rights as a new state formed. It references citizen privileges, consent, taxation, and political authority while hinting at debates over state funding and leadership without clear names or dates.
Gulcrads Denver correspondent argues that forest reserves hinder settlement and grazing, noting 2,080,009 acres set aside with one third merchantable. He laments survey delays, Washington approvals, and inspector reviews, which deter families from moving closer to schools and towns, increasing costs and hindering ranching communities.
Lansing report describes Roosevelt amid Harvard talk, with Dr. Waltollt asserting he may not become university president while Dalnott lives. The piece hints Roosevelt could be named professor of physical culture, amid broader debate on his academic fit and future at Harvard.
Meltbys in a bye faced Bondre with teers as ldtewlons egomeardit. Readable fragments suggest a local sports or community game setting with unclear names and outcomes.
East Helena smelters seek prudent settlement between workers and management over wage disputes. Readers note workers mostly homeowners value industrial stability and caution against hasty strikes. Employers claim fair treatment and care for city prosperity while urging restraint and mutual help to avoid costly disruptions.
An OCR fragment mentions names and places including Merman Waser and Dit burg Pity, with references to morphine and a table in a sauna. The text is garbled but hints at a crime or medical context and an address style list. No clear事件 or outcome is established.
Fragmentary OCR text references various names and places with unclear context. It mentions Coxon WA Tor, Thadgarn, Truneliton, Paley's Kitoey Cua, and a “Theaters Yin” phrase, plus a vague note about a druggist and an individual named Jhon. No coherent event or outcome is discernible.
The piece describes Mrs. Carter's belief in dress superstition about 49 outfits per role and how actors manage costumes while rehearsing. It notes Ter Verise Skinner's upcoming stage appearance at the De Helene theater next Wednesday June 15 and mentions previous New York success with a production titled the Duel in Paris.
An unclear OCR passage lists numerous names and partial phrases. It reads like a court or official notice fragment with scattered names such as Lorene, Mewernih, and others, but lacks coherent structure or actionable details.
Major Geno Greely and staff arrive from Fort William Henry Harrison for review and inspection of troops at a northern division post. The visit accompanies plans to abandon some posts and expand others to brigade command, with expected presence of Major General Greely and aides.
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