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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1925
Page
8
A speech extols Jewish immigrants adapting to American liberty and civic life. It lauds America for welcoming Jews as equal citizens and highlights the new civic edifice as a symbol of enduring adaptability. The speaker urges future generations to remember Jewish influence in statecraft science literature art business finance philanthropy and spirituality. It links democracy to Bible faith.
May 3 report from Red Lodge notes the Montana Dakota grain elevator at Boyd burned to the ground with total loss of building and contents and damage to an adjoining residence. Cause unknown though spontaneous combustion is considered possible due to thousands of bushels of grain on site. Joliet fire department arrived after alarm but could not extinguish the blaze. Insurance covered the building. Government chemists claim a rubber extraction process from corn.
Gloria Gordon, a beautiful 20 year old newlywed married to Dick Gregory the young lawyer, buoys through a Montreal honeymoon that becomes a shopping spree and a test of fidelity. She confronts a flirtation with ex lover Stanley Wayburn, risks exposure, lies to her husband and contemplates a life of luxury while clinging to Dick. The piece follows her emotional turmoil, social pressures, and scheming ways as she balances love, desire, and pride.
Advert shows worn May 10 1924 worn suit by W N and offers new Scotch Hebrides from Inverness Scotland. Claims last suit worn and another Nanother suit will wear just as well. Promises good suits starting at $35.00.
Anaconda police arrested ten young men on a charge of disturbing the peace after they allegedly attacked two strangers late Friday night. Officials said the group planned to “gang on” the strangers. most were released Saturday after posting $3 bonds. Names listed include Clarence Healy James Golden J Curley Carrigan Phil Marrow James Finnegan Charles Unti and Sean Hansen.
Chinook May 3 Two thousand acres in northern Montana were planted to sugar beets by Saturday night according to E R Patterson Utah Idaho Sugar company representative. Heavy rains last ten days left soil moist and fields muddy hindering work. More beet acreage planned next week with moisture and warmth expected to bring rapid growth.
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