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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1933
Page
7
Falls aldermen resist extending the water main to the east and west of the river as proposed by Mason, Gren, and others. The plan, tied to city works, would boost construction jobs and depend on federal aid, with a vote by the mayor and council pending final action.
The first contingent of U E 1060 veterans to camp this week at Fort Wise soul will form a detachment for conservation work under Lt Harry Townsend and Capt Walter Root. The group includes 14 verified men from Montana with assignments to two day shifts, then split into companies under Washington and Montana officers for two weeks of duty. Notable names include Elmer Reed and Elmer Haire among others listed.
Plains lumber camp initiates work with a Montana based company shipyard activity and Bonner mill manufacturing plans. Readiness includes going to Lanen creel counts and observed staffing at Plaine and nearby springs with a single shift reported.
A Bozeman garden between Herrick hall and Hamilton hall is highlighted as a local beauty spot. The outdoor space, funded by Associated Women students, features iris and other flowering plants, though recent weekend winds hindered viewing.
City council adopts emergency ordinance to ban both "Sweet Adaline" events and loud petting in Mills Creek parks after a spike in complaints from nearby residents. Offenders face swift punishment. enforcement starts immediately in Wilhsan and Mules City paths areas. A related judgment awarded $448.75 to Mrs. McCay in a mortgage dispute.
Missi da June 21 reports a slide on the granite slope of the Skhalhaho highway. Debris swept across the road, forcing closure for the season. workers cleared as the snow broke Tuesday after heavy debris fall Monday afternoon.
An aged man in Greenduck reported a scream and a violent incident near Paringk in the morning. Local authorities and witnesses described a scuffle and injuries, with one man allegedly attacked and restrained by a party identified as Cater Smithow. The confrontation led to police involvement and ongoing inquiries into the sequence of events and the assailant’s motive.
Fragmented OCR text shows garbled phrases and names lacking clear events. The readable parts mention a nevi em Hegre and various indecipherable terms, with no identifiable persons, organizations, places, or dates to anchor a factual summary.
Judging from Lewistown to Christine Wated Hilgh and Beaahe, heavy rainfall relieved drought threats across the Judith Basin. Tumith Basin areas saw widespread showers easing soil moisture deficits, filling a swimming pool, and prompting irrigation plans to adjust as weather patterns shift.
A garbled report centers on a stolen wine incident with uncertain details. It mentions a supposed thief, a hospital context, and various names and fragments, but the readable portion confirms a theft tied to wine and a medical setting. No clear dates, places, or definitive outcomes are established.
The readable text describes using a shovel and bucket, packing trains, and reference to safety practices. It mentions Ev an Woo and Forester of Moscow, plus fires along roads and the need for safe preparation. It reads as a fragmented advisory note about maintaining paths and preventing fires during travel season.
Vague OCR fragment describes a plant west of Anaconda burning. Mention of Vantte Wyn Pont, 8 day trem, various names, wires into Vyre Tire department from Phips, Amare, and a call about presper ded on the call. Partial sentence structures hinder clarity of event, location, and persons.
In a terse ruling, the court dismissed the move to end the school suit. The case involved Constance and an aide linked to a steamship dispute, with references to Copenhagen training and historical context. The decision halted further proceedings, ending the bid and leaving underlying issues unresolved.
A garbled OCR passage references a suit and various parties including Wat and others. It mentions evidence, a homestead corporation, damages to plants, and defendants appearing by representation, with scattered phrases about pay, lines, and a multistage legal process. Names and precise details are unreadable.
English text blends fragmented notes about a Sun Dance event and Indigenous cultures with scattered references to dates, places, and people. The readable portions imply a discussion of Indigenous groups, possibly Rocky River Indians, and mentions of communal gatherings and cultural themes.
A man named Leo Bens received treatment at St Times hospital after being assaulted by a truck driver. The assailant struck with a weapon causing a severed artery and serious injuries. The attacker fled the scene in a vehicle as witnesses reported the incident and authorities investigated.
A local reporting note describes the Bozeman creamery preparing to begin operations soon. The passage mentions a manager and timing references tied to a nearby transit and dairy facility, with scattered details about demonstrations and scheduling.
The Missoulian reports on an ongoing situation described as out again in again, detailing confusion around a plan involving a place named Taal Ware and a sequence of events affecting local residents. Authorities and residents, including figures like AMes and Hartel, are cited as the story develops.
Mabel Willebrandt, a farmer and miner, faced libel charges in a Nations court. The record notes a demand for 290000 dollars and details about the publisher involved, with allegations touching on official acts and governance.
Ravalli County Sheriff Bernat tor of Trivadli county placed Thalia Neil on official view to locate PH Curran, an outstanding warrant. Curran was arrested by Sheree Ward Swit after sheriffs received a phone description, ending a pursuit with support from local paper cooperation.
C H Mott of Guster heads the Montana Association of County Commissioners at the annual Mason City event. Officers include vice president Woot Harty of Benserhead and Bou Micarty of Hig Horm. discussions cover Indian affairs, road funds, and education services for non-European residents.
Local proceedings discuss two Caro beer bills and potential paths to law. The fragmented notes mention dates, meetings, and references to post communications, with unclear details about sponsors or exact provisions.
A garbled report mentions thirty four thousand dollars found sewn into a woman's clothes and bank deposits, with references to a coroner Dan Murphy and a death scene. The text is highly distorted, but implies a fatal incident observed by an official and a shop visit followed by collapse.
Fragmented report details a court action involving a Market against Maryland Creek ty about wages. Weiss appears central to the verdict, with attorney decisions and damages discussed amid scattered names and dates from the trial.
Fragmented text shows scattered phrases about visits between Livingston and Billings, names and garbled terms, with no clear events, dates, or coherent facts to summarize into a newspaper item. The legible parts do not establish a verifiable incident, person, or outcome.
County auctions a selection of properties including lots land and mining rights. Bids are scheduled for the morning session with a panel cutting unit and parcels located in the district. Auction notices list taxable holdings and ownership details to be awarded to the highest bidder.
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