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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1932
Page
6
Local notes reference weather hints and a string of names including Helena Avenue Gardens Dr Burgan Union Bank building and Shon Fstrn. The item mentions a death in Pasco Wash with funeral details and a county attorney update plus courthouse notes from the previous day.
Rosa Deegan of 101 North Medney Street, a pioneer resident, filed as a Democrat for the two seats on the Justice of the Peace ticket in Dele township. She is the third challenger on the Democratic slate, facing Republican rivals Crispin, Johns, and Bras¢, with Deegan promising to administer the office impartially and serve all parties.
Fragmented text notes state officials to attend a grain meet with scattered names and phrases. The readable portions hint at meetings, dates, and locations but lack clear, complete details to form a full event summary.
A jumbled personal column fragment lists numerous names and places, including Tatgeen, Marr, Velaro, Saint ewe, Beenaig, Phiese, and Caldwell style addresses. The unreadable OCR yields scattered references to people, residences, and events with no coherent narrative or clear dates.
The Helena city council approved an ordinance regulating hawking and peddling to curb itinerant dealers. Truck peddlers face 200 yearly fees and foot peddlers 1250 per quarter, with exemptions bond 100. The measure excludes farmers or producers within 59 miles and sets funding for insurance and traffic concerns.
A special Northern Pacific train will carry about 180 employees to Yellowstone Park on June 19 from Chicago and St Paul Minnesota. The group, largely university graduates and park staff, will be escorted by Sgt HW Buch who has run the Southeast Pacific office since April. Preference will be given to former park employees with service records. Facilities and accommodations at the park will be available for the visitors this year.
Intermountain college begins its summer session today with a full schedule of classes and an unusually large registration. Students from Helent Anasondi Billings Kahswell Lewistown Great Falls Townsend Need Point and Winnett attend as new terms start at 7 a.m. in the college chapel. Early morning classes include Sophomore English, Physiological Chemistry, Physics and Measurements, Library Administration, History Teaching methods, Bacteriology, General Psychology, and Lat in, with schedules posted for reference.
Luna Park plans an old fashioned Fourth of Jal celebration featuring speeches, fireworks, and a three day program. Alvin A Veyer, manager of Luna Park, announced plans for July 2 3 and 4 with a Mount Helene display and other features to mark the centennial.
Preparations underway for a large ball by patrolmen during the guardsmen stay. Dall Wachs will be honored Thursday night with music from the 164th infantry band directed by John Pechiey. Proceeds benefit the officers benefit fund.
About 80 4 H club members and leaders visiting Helena for the State 4 H Convention toured the city between meetings. County agents Miss Grace Fimurane and Ralph L Ward led the party through the business district and Camel Growers building before a governors reception in the state capitol rooms.
Edward Leo Gallivan son of Wr and Mry Cddie Gallivan of Elena was awarded the degree of Doctor of Medicine at the 114th annual commencement exercises of St Tous university. President Johnston delivered the annual address to faculty and students, and Rev William J Mugueken, regent of the School of Education, gave the commencement speech to about 530 graduates. Gallivan was an honor student at Mount St Charles College.
Choquette, chief field agent for the state land department, returned from a ten day trip through western Molina, where he transacted business connected with firm loans. He was accompanied by John Lyndes, assistant attorney general in charge of farms. He reported agricultural conditions were perceptively good and that bumper crops were anticipated. he noted farmers were optimistic.
Montana district court judges Judge W. Meigs of Crealalls and Judge Bennett of Virginia City were guests of the Kiwanis, sharing talks on national unity and local history. Judge Bennett recalled Virginia City as Montana’s birthplace, urged fairness, and cited greed as fueling unrest. the club enjoyed fresh mountain trout and planned All Kiwanis Day activities for June 27 with regional clubs invited.
Home Demonstration Clubs 10 with Clark County schedule three meetings this week. Programs include Shrubs and Evergreens discussions, Live at Home activities, and Achievement Day events. Meetings feature Mrs R E McGowan, Mrs Thomas Sillers, Mrs RD Pobin, Mrs A Hicks Reising, and others.
Governor Erickson approved the extradition of Claude W Green from Hautre to Minot where Greene is charged with grand larceny. He allegedly stole framing tools, with extradition papers signed after several days under advisement.
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