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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1928
Page
4
A grocery ad listing Del Monte products including figs prunes corn jams and pineapple with prices in a dated sale note. The list mentions Graham crackers crackers and crackers, various Del Monte fruits and preserves, cocoa, grape jelly, and a note that prices are valid until July 3rd.
President Coolidge expresses confidence that talks with fourteen foreign powers on a multilateral war ban will yield a draft covenant ready for Senate consideration when Congress reconvenes. He notes no further public state talks before March and hints at upcoming personnel changes and private plans after March 4.
Fragmentary dispatch notes a Yankee captive escaping near Cualalatara in Mexica City region. The report mentions two Algerians abducted by bandits and references US embassy receipt through Mitchell and John F. Heanper. No corroborating details available.
Loghrie is authorized by the Montana state board of examiners to represent Montana at the annual meeting of the National Association of Supervisors of State Banks in New York July 26 and 27. Governor to appoint Lachrie to Montana banking position last winter after Larson moved to a Seattle bank. officials say the trip will be educational. Other state officials named include Erastus Ho Willams and A. E. Trapp, with roles in inspection and deputy duties for the state, as the board approves assignments for attendance and regulatory tasks.
Jeli Wo Malin Democratic candidate for Congress from the Montana district plans speeches in Philipsburg tonight. Mahan will head to Barr Man Hot Springs tomorrow morning to address farmers and men, then campaign stops in Cyrat Falls and Ritter Farm.
Report describes a gathering where several prominent women in the party交流 meet in a political salon. The piece notes attendees, speculative affiliations, and hints at informal discussions shaping local policy and national strategy.
Thrallkil, chief of the dairy division, notes marked gains in state dairy activity over four years. Reports compare 1927 and 1931 figures for whole milk sold for manufacture and retail, with higher production and shifted composition, yet total milk consumption remains uneven. Federal crop data aid interpretation of milking and sales trends.
Fragmented OCR text suggests a market note about livestock sellers receiving higher per cent value on dollars sold. Remaining readable items include stray numbers and garbled phrases, with no clear names, dates, or places to anchor a full report.
A garbled report describes Aigharus returning for an annual visit. It mentions a general agent, Mr. and Mrs. Mdehard, a trip to Holega, and a scene in Tarama tied to a political Wearing of the doorway from the Southern Party. The text includes scattered names and places with unclear connections.
The document notes a return related to gas licenses with a date reference. It mentions a merchant or authority and an estimated fee or charge, with discussions of payment timing and required paperwork. The legible items include references to pumps, a service area, and a supplier or authority overseeing license status.
Public notice outlines new postage rates effective July 1 with emphasis on unit costs, service types, and consumer impact. It notes changes in single and bulk mailing prices, including rates for letters, parcels, and special services, and mentions expected adjustments in delivery timetables and handling charges.
In a brief item the Cil Company 15 is noted as formed within the region around Lake and Otate, with names such as Frank S and Worramg appearing in the readable fragments. The text is partial and garbled, but marks a local corporate formation.
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