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Helena Independent

Location

Helena, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1920

Page

2

Life in Russia vividly described by Anavonda wife

A firsthand letter recounts brutal wartime deprivation in Russia. The writer details hunger, meager rations, wood shortages, and harsh searches during arrest, followed by displacement from Petrograd to the interior. She notes fear, lack of tea and fuel, and the haunting memory of valuables stolen during raids aboard a detained ship bound for Red Cross aid.

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Neighbor’s Paper Theft Sparks Fine in Sacramento

Sacramento readers report a petty crime case where a boy who took a neighbor’s newspaper from a porch was caught and fined 2.50 dollars. The incident highlights local concerns about personal property and neighborly etiquette amid broader civic notes.

Sacramento Caarivy Jon Gomez Joe

State Fair Cooperation Boosts County Fairs Across Montana

Wider interest in county fairs credited to cooperation from the Montana State fair. The state fair acts as a partner, not a rival, helping counties with appropriations and publicity. Fourteen fairs have announced 1920 dates, with 100,000 stickers distributed to promote fairs statewide.

Horace S. Ensign Montana State Fair Helena Dawson County Glendive J. A. Ermatinger Fergus County Lewis Iowa L. Stanley Billings FM. Lawrence McCone Circle Madison County Bridges J.om Musselshell J. E. Meisenbach Raoschud Forsyth Sanders Plains Th. ¢Ei Lelterlice Western Montana Missoula Quincey Scott Heteoa Horace

Woman Builds Business On Her Game NESS

New York report profiles Alice Foote MacDougall who after her husband’s death started a coffee company in a Front Street office. She recalls how his teasing about “woman ideas” and her own marketing plans spurred her to build a growing, independent business with the help of family and early orders.

Lorry A. Jacobs New York Front Street

Government Army Tents Harness and Wagon Sheets for Sale

U S Government tents harness wagon sheets blankets and other army goods advertised for sale. Officers tents Myer tent in olive drab duck with ridge pole wires priced 2.00 each freight paid to your station. New wagon sheets covers 6 ft 6 in by 12 ft 8 in heavy duck with ropes and grommets. Government price listed at $16.00 each, delivered to your station.

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Woman Coffee Importer Builds Mail Order Empire

Denver special report recalls Eva Foote MacDougall and Sons, a pioneering woman in coffee importing who built a mail order business by blending green and roasted coffee and using personal advertising. She emphasizes imagination perseverance and courage as keys to success, with sons Allen and Donald later clashing in the family firm. In a separate case Judge Bray sentences Paul Nevier to 60 days after testimony over spousal support and travel claims.

Allen Donald Eva Fim Alice Foote MacDougall & Sons Iac Denver Paul Nuvich Bray

Lost Right Hand Allegedly Causing Worry in Spokane

Spokane readers report a strange incident as Special Mission Kerwin loses his right hand. Officials say the event began when a buzz saw severed his hand during work. The limb was reportedly found in a morgue and later seized by police three days after the accident.

Spokane Lon Kerwin Kerwin

Newark Police Nominated for Meanest Man Title

June 26 report from Newark notes a man accused of snatching a $1 bill from a large tambourine display set before City Hall for Salvation Army funds. Police seek proof of theft and potential charges amid the city’s playful contest.

Newark Salvation Army

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