Rodent rhetoric fuels Montana editorial clash over primary law
A long critique in The Record-Herald rebuts The Great Falls Tribune’s editorial stance on Montana primary reform. It accuses Dr. Lanstrum’s paper of political manipulation, condemns the Non-Partisan League and “soviet chiefs,” and argues the current primary system blocks corruption and preserves party integrity amid partisan tension.
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Fellows Rebekahs Memorial Here Tonight
Helena Odd Fellows and Rebekahs hold their annual memorial service at 8 o clock at the Federated church. An 1 Aw of Odd Fellowship will assemble at 7:15 at the temple and march to the church. The Rev Saz Hee will preach. Notice to building laborers to attend the funeral of William Shennan at Verrman Chapel at 2 PM Monday June. AW brothers meet at Union Hall at 11:30 PM.
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Joyful Ride to Glacier Inaugural Tour Plans
Helena officials urge locals to sign up for the Geysers to Glaciers motor trail with a July 2 departure to Gardiner. Fifty reservations have been noted for eight days, with a reduced price of 80 dollars including transport and hotel.
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F. Levin
Velesa
Harriet E. Levin
Aurora
Minn
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Big Timber
Catherine McKay
Turen
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May B. Myers
Miles City
Charles Fulton
Wm E. Godfried
Stevensville
Clara Dahl
Mil Co
Glacier
Yellowstone Park
Explanations Haste Causes Pinch of Helena Friction
John M Power a Helena Commercial Club leader confronted a heated moment after overhearing a remark he believed insulted Helena. A misunderstanding over a reference to rail conditions sparked tension before powerfully cooled by explanation. The episode underscores a civic push to maintain cordial respect among Helena’s residents.
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Melena
Notice to Helena water users on irrigation ban
City council bans irrigation and sprinkling due to water shortage. East of Main Street allowed 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. West of Main Street allowed 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Excludes public parks. Effective Saturday June 24, 1818. John Dryburgh mayor. Also a plea to vets to offer rides to convalescent veterans in local hospitals organized by Clifford Smithers.
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Main Street
John Dryburgh
Mayer
Clifford Smithers
Comminee
Veterans’ Organization
Brown to resign from Helena Y M C A as secretary
Edward F. Brown, general secretary of the Helena Y M C A, has tendered his resignation to the board, effective September 1. Barker, proposed as successor, may take a post in another city. no action has been taken yet. The text includes unrelated advertising chatter about selling clothes.
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