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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1933
Page
6
Fragmented city briefs report temperate conditions across Montana with notes on precipitation and warmer weather in western areas. The section also lists legal notices including a divorce decree, estate actions, and property transfers as recorded by local courts, with names and dates reflecting the period’s proceedings.
The page lists long personal notices and arrivals from Histon, Gwen, and Glendive. It notes visitors from Rozen, Harton, Wayne, and Wood, with names such as Mis W Titany Cotten and Harton Wayne. It mentions travels to White and Kenia Tangpta, departures for Sergum Ladle Vinin, and plans for summer visits and social events.
Mrs E Williams wife of Llores Williams general agent for Equitaine life insurance company died suddenly yesterday at her home on Loran street after a nervous breakdown and two major operations. She was born February 1 1890 in Taunton and lived in Radersburg before moving to Helena. Survived by husband daughter Hetty a student at the State University her mother Mrs Tom McCartney and two sisters Betty Wall of San Francisco and Mrs T F Hobertson of San Diego. Funeral arrangements pending arrival of relatives from California.
A man named E Allen was seriously injured when struck by a motor vehicle yesterday near Sixteenth Avenue. Police and witnesses described a chaotic scene as bystanders and a passenger attempted to assist before the injured man was moved to receive care.
This clipping reports a Helena area incident where a 15 year old boy was struck by a truck. He was hospitalized with a fractured skull and chest injuries. Family members and witnesses describe a difficult recovery as medical staff treat his conditions.
Montana guardsmen parade downtown this afternoon with Legion Day celebrations and a reviewing stand at WW park. A concert, dance, and military ball follow at various Helena venues. medals and honors noted for officers and notable attendees.
A new federal agency program tied to Camp Fire progress invites applicants for office and clerical posts. Details outline the planned organization at Vigilante and the upcoming work duties for girls and staff, with recruitment through the local police service secretary and the State Admin. The bulletin stresses that employment priority goes to Nee cti service workers and furloughed government staff, with openings for stenographers file clerks an auditor and two assistants.
The board will review routine university matters including resignations of faculty members such as Powell Vinke and Glenn C. Sande and the appointment of others. It will also consider a leave of absence for a department economist for wheat program work and related approvals at the next meeting.
The board grants permit number five for retail beer to Ledrey Vercantily company, Ledee Pender counts, under the authority of the arate Lord of caualination saator. The action reflects an approved license with a reported value exceeding $169 000.
Veterans from the Northern Pacific will gather for their annual convention in Taroma on September 8. More than 600 are expected, with veterans from nearly every state attending. The jubilee convention will include a banquet addressed by LB NaPonte, the veteran counsel of the Eastroad.
The Railway Express Agency withdrew its implication to act with manufacturers RAEN I Girat balla and anil steinity. Fran ely A SMe) Macretary caltasel of the Montana railroad commission notes the intention of the tall was Agony to operate truck. Hearing for Friday June 24 has been vacated by the state commission.
A Montana Ship By Rail Association resolution applauds George Knight chief of the state Department of Agriculture horticulture division and his staff for inspecting and condemning inferior foreign produce. Adopted at the Great Falls convention, the notice urges support from all state departments and the public to protect Montanans and ensure safe, certified fruits and vegetables.
In a notice for millage warrants, the state treasurer will pay warrants registered on or before December 31 and dated earlier. The warrants, with accrued interest, will be paid together at the state treasury office next Tuesday, with interest ceasing on that date.
The state tax commission will begin considering tax reductions next Friday with cases from several railroads. Wilwanker will appeal for lower assessments, with others including the cervail Sothern Quon Short Line Northern Pacific and more slated for hearings on June 25 to June 37.
Leroy Good becomes the year’s first flying student to solo a plane. Various pilots and teams from multiple clubs travel to Helena airport for a sequence of flying events and receptions, with Patiner and Hoefles among those noted and Sheriff activities surrounding the visit.
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