19 Mar 1920
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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1920
Page
1
An old time remedy urges readers to use Jad Salts to cleanse kidneys and prevent backache and bladder disorders. The ad claims ten ounces dissolved in water before breakfast for several days improves kidney function, notes the product is harmless and inexpensive, and cites a local druggist endorsing its use.
A March push promotes freckle removal using a double strength Othins product. Ad claims sun and wind worsen freckles this month and offers a guaranteed, inertney backed remedy.
An old advertisement promotes Zemo as a fast acting antiseptic salve for itchy skin. It claims quick relief, easy application, and available at drugstores in a one dollar bottle. The copy emphasizes cleansing and skin healing with branded Zemo soap references.
Members of a commercial club protest rising stockfeed rates and plan to take the matter to the Interstate Commission. They urge action to curb price hikes affecting livestock producers and rural farmers.
The Helena Commercial Club discussed stock feed half-rate tariffs, rail transport adjustments, and a protest to the Montana Railroad Commission. Isaac Boyer chaired the panel proposing a Spokane firm opens a Helena branch. priorities include education funding for public playgrounds and inviting Presbyterian College leadership for relocation talks. Public dances regulation and new cashier technology were also touched. The meeting weighed readjustments affecting cattlemen and feed supplies ahead of the upcoming season.
The Senate debated a proposed Ireland self determination reservation with speakers from both parties. Supporters led by Borah and Lodge argued for the principle, while opponents including Walsh and Thompson cautioned against binding commitments. The chamber rejected the amendment and adjourned amid a tense, partisan exchange.
A violent early March windstorm rips across the region, causing three deaths and extensive property damage. A 13 year old boy dies in Wes city when a wall collapses on a house. a man and another driver perish in separate traffic accidents near Peuddter. Telegraph and phone lines fail as trees topple and signs fly. Officials cite a deep storm center moving from Utah into the Plains, with Denver and Cheyenne reporting damaging gusts and widespread disruptions.
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