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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1932
Page
6
A fragmented Helena area page mentions garden topics at Helena Avenue Gardens and local medical and financial ads. It covers a mix of obliquies, court actions, divorce awards, a veteran’s death, public safety notes, a public nuisance charge, and minor commercial notices with names, places, and dates embedded in the jumbled OCR text.
A well known Rotarian from the Tataryeli of Oali and linked with Hess ArnA avéacilation in Chicago will speak at the club's meeting today. Col Mollock and Hoandry are listed as hosts, with a musical program and Rotary rotation theme highlighted.
A jumble of names and places shows a social column of travelers and visits. Mentions include Mrs Henrybeth, Mrs Mortensen, Miss Rydiy, and Miss Kattiyn Johnston among others. References cover college trips to Denver and Pesgmie Park, veterans hospital departures, and visits by hotel staff and local families to cities like St Paul and Missoula.
George B Marks filed for the Republican nomination as county auditor, becoming the first opponent to Mrs Anka Burke in the race. He is 28, born in Helena, and trained in bookkeeping and accounting. His pledge is to root out nonessential expenses and protect taxpayer interests. Other Republicans James W Woger, John J Roxs, Hale, and James II Keys also filed or expressed candidacy, with varied backgrounds and prior public service.
Newly elected officers of the Lows and Clark chapter of the American Legion Auxiliary were installed at a Higah meeting in the Rady Calta. Installing officer Mrs. J Ward Crasbs appointed officers for the coming year: Mrs. Evelyn Thompson president Ruth Adair first vice president Mrs. Charlotte Stevens second vice president Mrs. Florence Tasne secretary Mrs. Catherine Daniela treasurer. Delegates named to the state convention at Kalispell include Mrs. Evelyn Thompson Mrs. J W Crosby Ruth Adair and Mrs. George Davis with alternates Mrs. Florence Phyne Mrs. Cora Foot Mrs. Garria Callingham and Mrs. Catherine Danteia. Mina Adair presented her annual report secretary of the organization and the delegates’ district conference report was received. Mrs. Benjamin Aratcher led a fade program with songs by Mrs. A D Cotgin. The meeting closed with a card party hosted by several members.
Democratic candidates in Lawrena Clare are invited to meet at 7 30 this evening at the offices in the Viton five building. Raymond Sp Nagle, elugsmir of the county enn Wal committee, announced the meeting to formulate plans for the campaign. General polit es to be instp ted by the early ApioRation avill be outlined as well Ta Watton for the campaign.
Florence Keane announces for county superintendent of schools and James McDonald enters the race for county treasurer. Keane requests a ballot slogan but issues a statement urging cooperation with taxpayers and educators. McDonald, an insurance man, pledges diligent service and attention to taxpayers' rights if elected.
The article details county superintendent hopefuls discussing budget law, taxpayer safeguards, and efficiency in school finances. It profiles candidates with Montana roots, education from Dillon and Missoula, teaching certificates, and experience in bookkeeping,保险行业, and public service. It notes George Pauly, deputy county auditor, seeking Democratic committeeman from precinct No. 11.
The Montana Supreme Court heard arguments in the typhoid fever case against the City of Helena. Plaintiff Campbell seeks damages from alleged municipal negligence after contracting typhoid from city water. City officials argued the city acted in governmental capacity and not in municipal duty, and questioned city attorney selection.
Montana Rail commission yesterday approved petitions to abandon Great Northern stations at Rondo and Tweed in Lincoln County and to remove industry tracks at both points. No protests were filed. Other approvals included motor vehicle transport for Harb Smith of Renchland and personal liability insurance for several individuals in unrelated matters.
The weekly communicable diseases report shows 60 Rocky Mountain spotted fever cases year to date in Montana, with six new cases last week in Powell River, Gallatin, Havre, Missoula, Deer Lodge, and Billings. Measles, whooping cough, and other illnesses appear in smaller counts. no cases in Townsend, White Sulphur Springs, Meagher, or Powell counties.
Veldman of Libby assumed duties as rate clerk for the Montana railroad and public service commission yesterday. He replaces H. B. Schaefer on vacation and ill health. A Libby resident for 18 years, he previously worked as a traffic expert for J Neill s Lumber Co. North Dakota lieutenant governor John W. Car... died in office since 1924.
Tax officials released Montana property tax figures showing levies for 1980 at 40,167,900 and 1931 at 18,500,009. State board records show totals from state county arcvil and municipal authorities, with 1991 taxes at 91,490,000 and 1941 about 1,409,000 less than 1990.
A meeting of the board of directors of the Northern Pastfile Rattray company is scheduled for today at the company’s executive offices. Officials expect discussions on policy and future plans.
Secretary of State W. B. Harmon received certified registration lists for the state primary from seven county clerks and recorders. A correction from Musselhel county. 26 voters added to Mist county. Registrations total 129,746 from 32 counties, compared with 724,676 in the 1940 primary. 618 of Montana’s 1,423 precincts are reporting. larger counties like Castache, Deer Lodge, Fergus, Flathead, Gallatin and Park have not yet submitted.
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