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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1932
Page
8
A compact Montana city brief reports weather across towns including Helena Miles City Kalispell and Beattie with temperatures and precipitation notes. It lists upcoming public notices and civil matters such as custody divorces and court actions, plus multiple obituaries and a veteran's death at a military hospital.
Helena residents warned to beware imposters using the Salvation Army name to collect clothing and supplies. Capt Harminder warns genuine representatives must show official credentials and donors should verify before giving. Reports indicate imposters have posed at stores and issued grocery requests in recent days.
The board of prison commissioners revoked the parole of Tames Grinder and the suspended sentence of Mika Anderson for burglary and related charges. Grinder, paroled July 1940 after a residence burglary conviction, had his parole revoked. Anderson, convicted of burglary in Mis souly county, received a suspended sentence later revoked, and faced additional sentences for disorderly conduct after a June 22 plea, keeping him in custody for several months.
Movements and condolences fill the page as residents plan visits to Montane State Dental Convention and Saint to connected family events. Mis Chrenen Herrman AC Stock holm Wista visits brother ROW Phillipa at North Paine residence. Sha to attend Tin In 20K Digerman on the way home. Attention pagers members of the Praternal Order of Igled attend the funeral of Peanda Simpson Borviers at 2 pm Thursday with Barles in charge.
Coburn ladies extend an invitation to the community to attend the Coburn Carnival tonight. Enjoy carnival games and social time with neighbors as the event aims to bring local residents together.
Helena National Forest officials start training fire fighters at ranger stations to prepare for severe fire seasons. Supervisor James Lampler and Assistant Hi Efendion lead courses with forest rangers and experienced assistants, teaching fire location by rampass, suppression methods, woodmanship, first aid, insulated burning areas, fighter care, and crew size judgment.
City commissioners met at city hall for an informal session on the 1992 34 budget with no action taken. Estimates from all departments were reviewed as a tentative foundation, pending the citys assessed valuation for the coming year expected around 6 4 million. The street department budget was trimmed and officials anticipated broader cuts to fit revised receipts.
William Keeler, who claims to be the oldest steeplejack in the country, arrives in Helena on a periodical tour. He has obtained a contract to paint the flag pole on the Shrine temple front and will begin work this morning. Keeler has long toured the world, including work on the Treghiat bridge, and seeks recognition for his craft.
Townsend merchants sponsor the Fourth of July observance inviting Nelena residents to attend a festival led by Robby Watson a female rider and performer. The program includes top bucking bronc riders such as Wrank Van Meter Pete Crowley and Barney Stiles showcasing riding skill in Townsend.
Madame J Rea Keys, a renowned counselor and lecturer in spiritualism, arrived in the city for a brief stay. A former Casper resident, she has traveled across the United States and Canada advising thousands and is known for her purported abilities to see and direct troubled minds. She will offer free consultations at Martha Ho Room 102 from 1 p.m. to 8:50 p.m.
Helena shoppers are promised record low prices as merchants stage another Dollar Day. Leading department stores and specialty shops advertise bargains in The Helena Independent, anticipating crowded stores and prompt service throughout the day. Local merchants expect big crowds and offer attentive sales staff.
Four year old Billy Spurzem, son of Police Chief Joe Spurzem, captured three young rattlesnakes in a can while camping with friends. His father confiscated the reptiles after discovering their danger, turning them over to police and fire crews to remove them. Billy, insisting they were harmless, must find new pets.
Judge A J Horsky issued a judgment for the Austin plaintiff in a district court action to recover damages from a car collision more than two years past. The verdict awards about 30 dollars, with the case clarified as one of several related actions pending in the court.
A pending inquiry focuses on whether the insurance company can cover damages in the accident case. The matter centers on the insurer's liability and the extent of coverage.
Roy Senata urged Scouts to undergo bio culture tests at once by Dr Are Ahun Tardan, under city and county health offices. Camp Vigilanta to open. camp executives state required culture page and $14 payment at the camp office.
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