09 Mar 1921
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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1921
Page
1
A 69 year old mother reportedly recovered after using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy advertised in a Toledo newspaper. The account claims long standing stomach and digestive ailments, catarrhal mucus in the intestines, and relief after several doses. Druggists and Parcen Drug Co advertise a money back guarantee.
Fractured report details three young siblings journeying miles in a blizzard from their eatin home to seek food. Affected by hunger, cold, and a sheltering call for help, they reach Rocker exhausted while efforts to reunite them with authorities continue. Their mother had been absent weeks, the father reportedly drank heavily and faced federal prohibition charges.
The Flathead tribal council session in St. Ignatius discussed rights to welfare matters, with many members denying the authority of the nine man committee of kin. Washington adoption rights were urged, and the body faced a split over recognition of the nine member committee formed about 12 years ago.
Fragments describe Rotary leaders from Butte Montana traveling to Salt Lake City to attend a conference. Delegates gathered at the Union Hotel in Swit Tale, with D C Lamont presiding. The Montana club urged forming a new district, a move likely approved, though no action will take effect immediately.
A man who spent months working at the Depot market is now turning to ranching and preparing to plant the spring crop. Alf Grigg of Stearns visited on business this afternoon.
A Fergus County man angling near Spring Creek hauled a 32 inch large trout after a brief fight, drawing a crowd on Main Street. Great Falls reports Tom Mountain’s alleged con game victim Rocin seeks return of $9,000 and a fusion of reports across Fargo. Missoula and Fort Missoula discuss tuberculosis hospital plans and disabled veterans education. Senator Myers backs tubercular facility proposals and local support grows.
Wolf Creek March 8 news item lists residents visiting, leaving, and traveling. Bessie Duval returns from Miles ranch near Hogan to visit sister Mrs Hugh Miles. Jame takes new post in Spokne. Harrison Craig visits with County Agent Martinang. Fred and Magsena Pyle depart for Telena with sister Mrs John Merz. Pred heads to the coast for lumber mill work. Mrs Martin Beyertein returns from Clemens to the capital. Other locals, Chass Evans, J W Wardgrove and Roy, AW Reinig, Alma Rixquid Miasuez Tansen, Peter Tongren noted with various trips and visits.
Miles City workers and plasterers met Saturday to cut wages by one dollar per day, effective May 1, until year-end, as living costs decline. John Curert announced the plan, aiming to align pay with economic trends across eastern Montana and western North and South Dakota projects.
In a Melina county case Attorney Prank Munley sought a writ of promise to prevent destruction of records amid ongoing litigation. The county embasttion and court announced actions to preserve materials, with earlier defenses facing decisions as authorities prepare for potential judgment against defendants.
Wage cuts of 23 cents a day effective March 13 appear at the Murray Smelter of American Smelting and Refining and at the Midvale plant of United States Smelting Refining and Mining. Some mechanics face 50 cent per day reductions while other departments see 23 cent cuts. Flax straw is used in manufacturing tugs carpets and upholstery.
St Patrick's hospital adopts an eight hour schedule amid rising enrollments in its nurses training school. About sixteen young women have joined the program including Miss Tree Sullivan Townsend Miss Sullivan Townsend Miss Morgan Missouth Eva Dandwann Missamla Atre Kirley Townsend and Blancha Unpien Missouri. Applications pour in and several men are expected to enroll soon.
In Livingston and surrounding valleys farmers report plowing underway with frequent showers and mild temperatures leaving ground in excellent condition for cultivation. The Paradise valley area plans to plant more seed peas than before as wheat and other cereals expand. Local development hopes rise with Northern Pacific Exploration and Development Company promising attention to fields in Petters Basin and nearby areas as work grows in the region.
An incoming cabinet official inherits a government dispute with the Westin Union Telegraph Company over a controversial cable link. Jude Stafford’s court ruling substitutes the names of Secretaries Hughes Weeks as defendants in proceedings about blocking government interference with a project to connect the Barbadoes cable at Saintamital for a route to South America.
Jefferson City Mo March 8 An annual tax seven dollars ten cents on bachelors over 125 years old would go to the general school fund under a bill in the state senate. Senator Collins introduces the measure estimating about 10 000 subjects in Missouri would bear the levy.
Bizarre ad fragment describes a gruesome remedy with confused wording and harsh imagery. It mentions a corns treatment and distressed feet, with unclear sources and garbled names. The piece reads like a stray OCR excerpt from a medical or DIY advertisement in a late issue.
A committee statement from the Red International session in Detroit beginning June 25 outlines four alternatives to define relations with the international, two political action options, and a plan to replace the prohibition on voting military appropriations in the party constitution. It pledges support for the organized working class against efforts to destroy labor unions and condemns anti-Semitic, anti- Negro, and anti-Japanese campaigns used to sow race hatred among workers. Resolutions thank Massachusetts socialists for hospitality and endorse socialist papers in Chicago, St. Louis, and San Francisco. The committee attacks the open shop as a path to destroying organized labor.
The piece outlines the career of Dato, noting his ascent to minister of justice in 1903, speaker of the house in 1907, mayor of Madrid, and prime minister in 191c and 1927. It mentions his work for English and French railroads, his archipelago sympathies, and speculation on an eventual Spanish republic amid coalition discussions.
A garbled account describes a murder suspect in an incident at a telephony booth and a pursuit with shots fired. It mentions an unidentified mugger and a death or wounding during an attempted robbery at a merchant’s house, with terse references to a son firing back.
A garbled tale claims hyper acidity causes indigestion and stomach fermentation. It advises a home remedy of Tad Salis ink with water before breakfast and continued use to relieve symptoms, touting fake cures and urging lemon and grape flavors as supportive measures.
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