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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1925
Page
5
Governor Erickson signs forty bills as state lawmakers approve a broad package. The plan for Eastern Montana Normal School is among the measures advancing, reflecting education funding and institutional support.
Governor Erickson signed bills authorizing a Montana study for a second teacher training school in the eastern part of the state and a first year collegiate course at the State School of Mines. A five mill state levy for grade schools, with district levy limitations if approved, will be placed before voters, while a plan to locate a new normal in Montana progresses. Local efforts to fund finance and site selection continue as lawmakers push education measures.
Warner's Compound offers kidney and liver relief, claiming backache, headaches, poor appetite, dizziness, and indigestion signal poisoning in the system. Promotes health by urging prompt use. Free sample available by writing Warner's Safe Remedies Co., Dept. 379 Rochester, N.Y.
The governor approved House Bill 436 creating a state land department accounting commission after a review by the Public Lands committee. Several measures were approved, including tax payment protests, tax lien collection, a horticultural revolving fund, licensing, fire protection in unincorporated areas, and funding for schools, dairy safety, and road contracts. The legislature listed 42 bills, with 38 awaiting action, covering local and county matters, appropriations, and administration.
Kathleen Glenister discovers a fleshless finger bearing the Glenister crest at a hunt lunch. Sir Dudley dismisses it as a clue while her suspicions grow that her cousin George was murdered in England rather than dying in America. A police sergeant arrives to discuss the finger as the estate faces a possible inquest.
Crossword puzzle with a long, garbled word list across horizontal and vertical clues. Contains a mix of misspelled terms and partial phrases such as to soak flax, drinking drinks with ice, and a sea of unclear entries including objects, animals, and places. The puzzle requests a dictionary for solving and hints at solutions like loosed bonds and fresh water fish.
London hosts a pumpkin festival style tale where five large pumpkins supply pies for American feasts. One pumpkin reportedly weighed 170 pounds, a seed from last year’s mishap when a pumpkin landed and scattered across a field in France.
Kelso Washington story notes the entire St Helen's school went on a two day vacation after the students suffered toothache. The teacher accompanied the lone pupil to a dentist about 40 miles away. In Denver on March 12 Albert W Steele 63 a noted cartoonist died.
A letter extols Kolor-Bak as a colorless liquid restoring original hair shade and halting dandruff and shedding. It claims rapid results within a week, improves scalp itch, and offers money back if no improvement, suitable for all gray hair without tests. The ad-style piece highlights ease of use and age-reversing tone.
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