Studebaker Abandons Yearly Model Policy To Modernize Ongoing
Studebaker announces a shift from yearly new models to continuous updates. The plan, supported by a half million dollar engineering budget, aims to keep cars modern without waiting for annual changes. Early 1925 sales show a 40 percent rise, while stock and production pressures remain high.
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Woman Overcomes Fear of Eating with Adlerika Relief
Mrs A Howard reports easing stomach trouble after Adlerika. She says she can eat and feels fine. Adlerika reportedly removes gas and waste, reducing bloating and constipation. Chatfield Drug Store at 6 North Main Street sells the product.
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Boy Runner Leads to Arrests in Car Theft Case
Raymond Moline, 15, of Claire Michigan, ran away to join a carnival leaving his car missing May 23. Two men, H. A. Hanson and George Greenwood, were arrested in Great Falls on larceny charges after the car was found in a garage. Raymond was detained in Townsend before his father traced him to Tacoma via Helena.
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Helena
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Clare
Jack Howard
Local notes from Wolf Creek June activity brief
Wolf Creek residents report travel and visits from Clark Craig Helena Great Falls Portland Ore and Harlem. People include Mrs Peter Bergeroff Adolph William Borha Jack Anstey Mrs Joe Astle Elizabeth Winn F M Pyle J G Merz Mrs J Burns F M Stow H Converge Augusta N C Wirth Lillian Norling Sam Ingersoll Thelma Summerfield Jeane and Marjorie Stevens.
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William Borha
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Harlem
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Elizabeth Winn
Helena
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F. M. Pyle
J. G. Merz
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F. M. Stow
Augusta
Jack McDonough
South Fork
Chateau
Thelma Summerfield
Robert Choate
Burns
Harry Brown
Great Falls
Fred Adams
Carden Raunch
Jeane
Marjorie Stevens
Third of One Family Meats Death at Sea
Miss Elizabeth Mary Cromwell, 20, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lincoln Cromwell, drowned after falling overboard from the Holland American liner Veendam while en route to Europe. The Cromwell family has suffered previous deaths at sea, with Dorothy and Gladys Cromwell leaping from another liner in January 1919.
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Veterans Gather for Joint State Encampment
Anaconda hosts 150 delegates arriving for the opening of the joint state encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic and allied organizations. The event runs June 18 through 20 with sessions and auxiliary activities marking the gathering.
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Deaconess School to Graduate Five Tonight
Pupils of the Deaconess school will receive their diplomas at closing ceremonies this evening at 8 15 in the assembly hall. F Klemme president of Intermountain Unions college will address the graduates Cornelius Hedges presides The graduates are Donald Garlow Bernice Kyle Donald Maguire Norman H Parks and Elizabeth Williams A pageant The Flag in Birdland will follow with doves Robins and bluebirds in the cast and school boys as characters The trustees will dine at 6 30 Reeves medals for progress in music were awarded to Jack Ritch and Ruth Cottingham with honorable mentions to Elwood Neflette Lyman Heller Elizabeth Williams and Mary Alexander The graduating class averages over 90 with Donald Maguire at 93 The class day program included The Man Outside and Never Again
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Intermountain Unions College
Cornelius Hedges
Donald Garlow
Bernice Kyle
Donald Maguire
Norman H. Parks
Elizabeth Williams
Birdland
Reeves
Jack Ritch
White Sulphur Springs
Ruth Cottingham
Helena
Elwood Neflette
Lyman Ieller
Mary Alexander
Forsyth
Jessie Morgan
Donald
Robert Millegan
East Helena
Kentucky boy of 11 best speller in land
Frank Newhauser II of Louisville Ky won the national spelling contest in Washington earning a gold medal and 500 dollars. Edna Stover 11 of Trenton New Jersey finished second with 25 dollars, Helen Fischer 12 of Akron Ohio was third with 150 dollars, and Mary Daniel 13 of Hartford Connecticut was fourth with 100 dollars.
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Associated Press
Frank Newhauser
Louisville
Edna Stover
Trenton
N. J
Helen
Fischer
Akron
Mary
Daniel
Hartford
Conn
Ranchwoman Bitten by Rattler Reaches Aid in Ample Time
Circle, June 17. Mrs C C Phillips bitten by a rattlesnake last Friday. She was rushed to Circle for attention by Dr Randie and is rapidly recovering. Reports indicate many snakes this year across the county. HEROES GIVE LIVES. Richmond, Va. Jane 17. Three men killed and two men overcome by gas while constructing a sewer. Two killed saving a companion. Coffin makers and undertakers employ about 12,000 in the United States.
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