03 May 1921
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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1921
Page
1
A vintage advertisement touts a product named Tiz or Tie to relieve tired aching feet. It claims rapid pain and burn relief for corns calluses bunions and sweaty smelly feet and urges readers to buy a box at any drug store to end foot torture for a year.
G C Johnson writes about Ail Run Down Now Feels Fine claiming Felonin cures heartburn and nervous spoil. An Upset shimmach may cause suffering all over the body. Eatonic helps by removing the misery and supports neutral organ function after meals.
Former Wisconsin Tax Commission chair Nils Haugen rejected Governor Dixon’s proposal to join Montana’s board of equalization as tax expert and assistant. Dixon cited Haugen’s standing and letters from officials urging the appointment, but Haugen revoked his acceptance and will not relocate for the May fifteenth start. Trade mentions include inquiries from state officials and Hochschol letters lauding Haugen’s expertise.
The Montana high court rules the banner county creation invalid. The statute required two weeks of weekly notices before the November 29, 1920 hearing before the county commissioners, with readings in River Press. Only one publication occurred in the second week prior, on November 17, 1920. Justice Cooper notes the two weeks run November 15 to 24, 1920, ending before the hearing. Darling
The River Press reports that publication of the notice for Banner county creation failed to meet statutory timing, invalidating the county board action. The court rules the board’s proclamation and Weld county election notice null and void to prevent further litigation. An earlier stockholders meeting for Wyoming Exploration Company is noted for May 4.
The era of derbies and bowlers is recalled as the Gordon Hat appears this season with attractive colors. The piece notes the Civil War influence on hat design and describes the Gordon models as graceful and refined reflecting contemporary taste.
The state board of examiners awarded Bancroft Whitney of San Francisco a contract to print and bind six sets of the Montana codes in buckram for January 1 1922 ready to print. The bid beat Missoulian and State Publishing at 7300 for 600 sets and 24 per public set for ten years.
A local group formed to handle the disposal of 100000 dollars worth of North Dakota state industrial bonds. The mass meeting in St Paul featured speaker Wo Lenike, attorney general of North Dakota. A committee of five was named to arrange the sale, with plans to expand membership later.
Verkar en resigns as city engineer at city council table. His resignation was accepted by city commissioners with dissenting vote. Appointed a year ago, he faced criticism over a $6000 annual salary. Commissions will decide on a new engineer with several candidates named. Van Hook seated after defeating Kain. agenda centers on economy in municipal affairs. Edge Act amendment allows larger lump-sum capital payments for export finance corporations with Reserve Board consent.
American rest antsve Jesus an Mannel Trejo were arrested in Nuevo Laredo, Mexico, last week as emissaries of Francisco Murguia. US government agents in San Antonio announced in the late afternoon that they have been released.
A Portland nurse with long experience testifies Tanlac relieved her long standing stomach and nerve troubles after years of pain and an unsuccessful operation. She notes improved digestion, weight gain, better sleep, and renewed strength following seven bottles, urging others to try the remedy.
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