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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1930
Page
6
Northwest forecast details and temperatures for multiple cities, followed by scattered local notices, service announcements, and obituaries. Includes historical references, power and transit notes, and family announcements.
A charity event called the Policemans Ball is planned at Shrine temple next Wednesday with ticket sales rising. Officers Garuingr and Machin raise funds and private parties form for a novel talent show with citizens viewing films made during the event and later shown at Marinw theater.
In a San Antonio era note, a minister's wife faced a public golf engagement with an American team abroad, sparking debate within the church over propriety. The event highlighted tensions between faith duties and social sports as residents weighed tradition against international ties while a separate USA aviation policy move drew interest.
A fragmented list notes acquaintances and travelers in town including Harry West from Winston, J E Pittgorala of Stilings, Reva, A Murphy from Wot Creek, Hanson of Dixon, Mr ang Men WE Fine of Gren Fallin, Garrivon swan, Glenfire registrations, G W Sullivan from Townsend, J A Hines of White Gumhue Springs, and J McCleary at the Placer, with various names and hometowns interwoven in casual social chatter.
Practical suggestions are prepared for a tour through farming centers of central Montana from June 23 to July 2. The exhibit train, directed by J W Hawn, will showcase four coaches with crop exhibits and 14 flatcars loaded with modern machinery to illustrate economical use of equipment and farm practices. The event aims to educate farmers on better machinery selection and efficient tillage, not wholesale purchases, with displays on lamb, wheat, beef, and bean markets, hay production, and irrigation farm needs.
Lawry and Clove County Dale Fains were chosen to represent Razemanduna 1720 at the annual 44 club convention. Ming Neve E Woods county home demonstration regent Mrs 5B WW Léentwardt of the Livewire club leads the girls delegation with Mabel Hturvt and Lois Howard of the TMB club. Boys representatives include SMari Herrin of the Up and Dolng Stack club of Selena. Leader for the boys clubs not named. Delegates chosen based on amount and quality of work, readership, altitude, and participation in a 1988 project.
In a murky report from Topaka Kau a Kaw Facking company executive Collin Kimmel faced accusations linked to an employee Virgil Pointer and the murder of Ron Kinmur. Pointer allegedly confessed to involvement as Kinmur’s death is reviewed with company status unclear.
Glacier Park opened to travelers from 20 states and foreign visitors, with Great Northern Railway and local hotels reporting a record influx. Presidents Hoover's tour plans are hinted at, including a potential Washington to Pacific coast itinerary. The park unveils new highway routes from Lake McDonald to Logan Pass, expanding access and lodging under new management and hotel ventures.
Theodore Ladwig 799 resident of Montana aiira L398 died soster omy at St Johns hospital after long illness. Born in Germany in 1860 he immigrated to the United States as a boy, lived in Wieczin in 1866, moved to Montana in 1876, and helped build Great Northern railroad. He later worked for Milwaukee railroad and telegraph line construction, retiring in 1933. Survived by brother August I Ladwig of 504 Breckinridge Street. Funeral arrangements announced. Gop & Conrad in charge.
A lively display features numerous new models in chic colors with matching cases. Prices are low and values high as shoppers discover versatile accessories for contemporary style and smart gifting.
Helena Nurge a longtime aide at Uhu Thommon elite plans a prolonged European journey. The trip will cover France Italy and possibly other nations as she attends the catalg memorial and visits Mish Mog pina and other sites before joining Dr John Thompson at his new Tuy Anpaler offices on return.
Frank announces the start of a new twice daily mall plane service linking Great Falls, Helena, and Butte with routes via Groat Falls and Rullo over National Parks. Timings show departures at 9:00 and 2:40 AM from Great Falls, with arrivals in Helena and Butte by mid-morning. mail delivery improvements cut 12 hours to reach Chicago by the next evening and New York by the second day.
The article notes Montana state figures of 74 planes and 49 accredited pilots tied to a broader aviation context. It references associations like AAA and local figures, mentioning airport activity and shifts in transportation metrics affecting national park aviation ties and transmission of air travel times.
Pals of Mrs Frank Tomakin arrange a piano recital at the Deaconess School tomorrow night at 8 16 o clock announced yesterday Supervisor Felon G Piper of the department and At Rnoves teaches harmonies while Mw lag presides The program lists several solos duets and instrumental numbers featuring Nellia Shoemaker Clara Canlan Lucila Clodfelter Arhit Cordon Miriam itade Walter Tipton George Mac Gordon Fay Filnders Helen Simons Dick Firman Cath erina McGaffich Worrast Luma Virginia Nicixen Norman Colhim Margaret Alles Ashton FIL Bitch Core Man Parent Case Firman
Mra Agnee Zeller of Detroit will headline an open meeting for the Daughters of Isabella at the Knights of Columbus hall on Park Avenue this evening. Zeller will discuss the organization's inception and history, urging both members and prospective members to attend. Other names listed include Mary C Syaulding Conrad Smith ers Donna Haynes Virginia Pure and Arthur Gordon, with performances by Tay Fitndernara and others.
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