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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1923
Page
1
A Rotary luncheon today features MISKE speaking, with BH. Jaroske representing the S. Chander of Commerce publication The Nation's Dusingas and a musical program noted. The event, at the Placer Grill, is expected to draw business leaders and community members.
Heavy rain hail and snow swept north of Helena late yesterday with crop damage limited to scattered spots. Snow fell at Marysville and nearby peaks, with notable impact in Ten Mile where hail reached three to four inches. damage occurred to county roads and the Great Northern track near Silver. the Vitena Country club basement flooded delaying construction. motorists faced tough returns to base.
June 26 Glasgow reports the Milk River overflowing its banks. homes on the south side, basements and businesses flooded. residents evacuated livestock moved, and sewer backups caused disruptions. Mother and child rescued by boat as river rises five feet at Tourist Park Lake. city crews plug manholes to drain basements. Pedro Dam near here dedicates today as one of the world’s highest.
Agnes Ayres arrives as a lively new star in Racing Hearts a Paramount Picture at the Marek Low Theatre last night. Ayres plays the young daughter of a falling automobile manufacturer while driving a high powered racing car in a climactic race. Theodore Roberts co stars as her father with Richan Tix as the leading man. The cast and production are praised as high grade and the film will be shown again today both matinee and evening at the Marlow.
The Antlers presents A Noise in Newbord featuring Viola Dardenesl as a poor girl who becomes a famous artist. The rapid fire photoplay blends humor and drama as Eben Daisey, Tear Colwell, and others shape a tale of ambition and return home. Also shown are Sailing Along and film snapshots with Romance Land, in a three day engagement.
Chevallier pleaded guilty to trespassing and paid a $25 fine in Justice of the Peace Major's court. Culbertron was the complainant, alleging Chevallier persisted on complainant's land despite warnings. Harrisburg, Pa. June 28. The state labor department reported a manpower shortage of about 6,000 workers in Pennsylvania.
Advertising copy promotes Cuticura products for scalp health. It suggests regular shampooing with Cuticura Soap to keep the scalp clean and healthy and to treat dandruff with Cuticura Ointment before washing. The message emphasizes a clean scalp as a sign of health.
A meeting was called to organize a Junior Rifle Club to educate boys ages 1 to 16 in marksmanship under D J Moore and W T Parker. The club aims to train through squads with instructors, preparing eligible 18 year olds for National Rifle Association membership, and invites parental attendance to explain the plan.
Pola Negri arrives in Hollywood after a two week journey from Poland, greeted by Californians with oranges. She jokes that her English starts with "Glad to Meetcha" as she adjusts to American speech, then heads to a leading role in Teta Donna with Jesse Lasky and Play ers-Lasky, supported by Conway Tearle and Lois Wilson.
Lela Penwell, president of the Lewla Penwell company, says Henry Ford will be a big figure in the presidential campaign. He believes Ford could be a leading candidate with McAdoo or other options unlikely to gain support in the East. Penwell doubts Cov. Smith is seriously considered. he forecasts Fords third party prospects and notes Lincoln freight rate issues and world affairs as campaign factors. He also cites potential western farm land shifts toward Montana and progress on automatic brine refrigeration for railcars.
Tonight is consecration night at the Baptist assembly at the Mead water Broadwater Mead water. Dr Selden Roberts of Philadelphia will speak, teaching young people and training teachers. The program featured group contests and mountain hikes on Mount Helena, with closing events and a Harding meeting at Shrine temple that evening.
Dr and Mrs O Me Lanstrun returned yesterday from an extended trip to the Grint. They report a delightful journey and that Lanstrun's health greatly benefited from the sea voyage.
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