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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1925
Page
11
Fragmentary OCR yields brief notes on a March 1 district matter involving individuals named Thompson Theodore Long and Thornis Jagt. Mentions a $1,000 amount, a quarrel, and references to Mrs Thornis Jagt and Mrs E. Wpon. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
A lighthearted look at school day mornings as children resist dressing, cling to bed, and delay departure while parents coax them. The piece notes a marked contrast on Saturdays when dressing becomes a race as children shift toward play. Copyright 1923 NEA Service.
A string of brief, quip style items notes March weather comparisons and political tidbits. The piece mentions Congress adjournment and jokes about weather and timing, plus arrests for bootlegging in Indiana and West Virginia, a tax cut proposal, a Chicago whittling contest, and a German reds reference.
A puzzler notes three missing words, each formed by the same six letters rearranged. The accompanying note claims the carpet measures two feet on a side and can be cut into eight triangles each measuring one foot on a side.
At Lawing Alaska on February 10, Nellie Laeting trains a team of young bear cubs to harness for sledding. The bears are said to be active and not hibernating, challenging common beliefs about their behavior.
London reports a rapid shift of European art and antique furniture to the United States. The Sun notes two million pounds worth of paintings and antiques sold in London for America last year and an estimated 35 million dollars since the war. Private collections are moving to American millionaires, leaving few old masters in English galleries.
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