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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1930
Page
9
Modern writings explain exact science of baking with precise oven control and temperatures. It covers yeast growth, starch cooking, and fermentation, noting 400 degrees F for the first ten minutes then gradual cooling, and contrasts bread, rolls, cakes, and pastries in oven regulation, bake times, and rack positions.
Minngila June h Thirds of 14 tractors for the forest service from Allis Chalmers of Mortonfield has been recommended by the central purchasing office after bids from four concerns. Allis Chalmers agreed to furnish all machinery at 81 607 88 with a 1 percent cash discount. Forest service seeks 12 by a three separate horsepower classes. Five 30 horsepower tractors and nine 15 horsepower tractors will be provided with other horsepower machines bought there. The 7S horsepower raplots are to be obtained at better prices. Age 20 horsepower tractors to be bought and will be sent with forest service traction bulldozers. Special equipment designed by the United States forest service at San Francisco adapted for mountain districts.
Federal agents led by Paul Teed and Harry Wolland staged Missoula’s largest anti liquor raid, arresting 17 defendants on prohibition charges. Helena officials described Friday the 13th as a red letter day as officers moved through downtown Missoula at 8 30 am. The operation, praised by deputy administrator Bam Tohorin, involved teams from Helena and Katie, marking a high profile enforcement action in the state.
Fragmentary classified notice lists multiple services including long distance moving and noodle product items. Sparse contact details show a phone number and partial street references. No clear event or person names emerge from the garbled OCR.
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