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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1920
Page
8
Fragmented tale from Dog Hill about a rabbit sighting and a climb to conceal it. Bizarre dialect and misspelled names hint at a humor piece or local column, mentioning readers and a Tidings editor.
Fragmentary market notes from Omaha and Des Moines stockyards show cattle prices listed by weight and class, with calves, heifers, cows, and feeder steer values, plus grain and hog values. The text cites numerous entities, weights, price ranges, and mentions weather and general market direction, indicating steady to lower trends in many categories.
Notice published May 29 1920 lists Julius McDonald of East Helena Montana among claimants for a three year proof to establish claim on land in Section 13 Town North Range West Montana. witnesses include Thomas Flavin Swan Swanson George Dihert and John Woolman. First publication May 29 1920.
A fragmented OCR page presents a tangle of names, places, dates, and numbers with little coherent narrative. It mentions people and locations and hints at events but offers no clear actions or outcomes.
Associated Press reports in Washington on June 17 show farmers and grain traders urging the Interstate Commerce Commission to reject proposed freight-rate increases on farm products. They argue the rates would discriminate against agricultural commodities and favor commercial interests, urging the commission to base decisions on broader economic and rural impacts. Charts from Chicago show current grain prices and related products, with rail and market data for eggs butter and other farm goods.
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