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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1935
Page
7
Publication address and subscription details for Montana Standard are given. It notes to send letters to Editor Montana Standard and directs inquiries about advertising and subscriptions. The text contains multiple lines about delivery by mail and advance payments.
An Ascanisled Press report envisions a summer presidential headquarters in Bozeman Montana using Bozeman Hot Springs and Gateway Inn with a Montana State College building for secretaries and staff. It highlights Yellowstone nearby, rail telegraph and air mail access and a welcome coordinated with Senator Wheeler.
Observers mark twenty years since Austria Hungary Archduke assassination and compare world tensions then and now. The piece notes shifts in alliances, fear psychology, and territorial aims while warning against misreading a new preventive war rationale.
Senator Wheeler says President Roosevelt will visit Montana this summer on his return from Hawaii. He will stop at Glacier National Park and visit Fort Peck Reservoir in northern Montana. Wheeler expects a warm northeastern Montana welcome and nationwide Montana hospitality for the president. Bozeman residents backed the invitation and planned to showcase a hospitable Gateway for the White House visit.
London reports Britain’s building boom is led by dwellings with rising values, yet factory and business structures show the largest percentage gains. The US relies on heavy government loans and rules that deter private investors, as uncertainty about returns chills residential and commercial ventures. The contrast rests on how each country primes the economy and guarantees profits versus potential expropriation.
Professor Shear of Princeton, longtime digger in Athens and ancient Corinth, warns that civilizations are impermanent. He argues that future diggers would find traces buried by human folly, noting layer upon layer of strata as evidence of mankind's stupidity. He contrasts ancient and modern theories of governance and society, recalling Pontius Pilate's question, What is truth, and the lack of an answer.
A health oriented page from 1952 lists weekly menu plans and dietary tips. It outlines daily meals for each day of a week including breakfasts lunches and dinners featuring items like omelets cottage cheese roasts and fish. The item also includes questions and answers about digestion gelatin enzymes and enemas with practical guidance.
Joan Selby praises Elizabeth Eastman s novel On Their Shoulders for its lucid prose and convincing portrayal of Finn and his family on Cape Cod. The piece notes the authentic mood, the aged Finn as patriarch, and the distinct characters Bruno Otto and the mother, while acknowledging limits in originality and setting.
Paris Tenn man Wilson Jennings travels from Memphis to San Diego with a large sign reading Dont be afraid to offer me a handcuff He offers to be handcuffed and kept until a benefactor provides the key The odd roadside scene reflects a staging for possible resolution or publicity along the journey.
In a tale about Grace who fears speaking to an assembly a wise mother guides her to act despite fear. The message: wishing alone won’t grant bravery. courage appears when you start, push through the first words, and keep going. Grace delivers a story, proving action creates bravery.
Sheriff and deputies sought Alex Mellinger three times after he failed to appear before Common Pleas Judge Lee E Skee to settle accounts with his second wife. His excuse, that his former wife was holding the firearm, appeared flimsy as three parties drift to reconciliation. The two former wives have become close allies.
Terrific hurricane cuts smile across Ohio. Kills 35 and injures 2000. Harvey Burrough, 18, discovers skeleton of murdered woman in cave near Basin. Police believe the body to be Ernest Le Caase missing April 1921. Daughters of Nila conclude national convention naming Ta Comma8 meeting place June 28 1914. C Colbert Butte druggist returns from world tour lasting four months. Theosophical society on rise and fall of civilizations. Seven brothers of whom Charice.
The piece notes Speaker Hal Neys use of travel and public appearances to support the Roosevelt administration and the New Deal. It highlights his past and current tactics, including reliance on dinners and broad outreach, while mentioning Vice President Garner's limited in-person campaigning and ongoing alignment with the administration.
An astrology filled column predicts favorable days for employment and wealth for various signs. It mentions William E Borah's January birthday, historical figures, and local civic notes including trustees pursuing additions to schools, a mayoral ditch incident, and a Silver Bow delegate heading to the Democratic convention in St Louis. An Indian athlete completed a 10,000 mile journey from Bombay to London.
Fragmented notice appears to list advertising related items and addresses. It mentions a Standard chairman, an advertising statistic, and a social advertising section. Names include Myra Mettu and Bert Lounsbery, with scattered references to anniversaries and a person named John Page. The readable fragments suggest local ad updates rather than a clear event.
A brief obituary fragment notes Edward Wider, links to River and Melrose, mentions sons Melrose, Car Divide, and a daughter, with references to a family business and a home section. The damaged text references a memorial date and varied local names and places, but details remain unclear.
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