15 May 1921
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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1921
Page
1
The article discusses goitre a thyroid swelling often linked to stomach weakness. It claims watery goitre is easily treated but other forms resist, and asserts chiropractic spinal adjustments relieve nerve pressure on the thyroid and stomach restoring normal nerve impulses and connection.
At Lewistown the Legion Adjutants and the women’s auxiliary convened with Miss Whipwle, Mrs. Roecher, and Mrs. Tevlin among those present. They urged amendments to the national rule on eligibility to admit relatives of World War I service members and backed a policy tying voting power to national dues. Delegates discussed aiding veterans with vocational training, securing permanent employment for workers returning from training, and promoting post cooperation with federal training measures. The group planned sending resolutions to posts, federal boards, and state officers, and adopted calls for veterans’ first call on state jobs. An afternoon session tackled disabled veterans and rehabilitation, while the evening included membership efficiency talks and invitations to the June state conventions in Lewistown.
In Lander Wyoming on May 14 Rebecca Dowell age 68 and her son Philip Latiler 62 remained in critical condition after four days and nights exposed in the Red Desert near Plokelta Lake. The party of five suffered severe hardship while others in the group were rescued late yesterday.
O W Axelson of 244 Cook Avenue Portland Ore testifies Tanlac cured a long rheumatoid stiffness left side pain and leg deformity. He says within weeks pains faded weight rose by fifteen pounds and he has worked daily ever since in robust health and appetite.
The body of 0110 Har Stephens, killed on the western front July 19, 1938, was forwarded from Hoboken and will reach Helena Wednesday evening. Funeral arrangements are set with Flaherty and Mohler. plans will be finalized after the body’s arrival. Surviving relatives include his mother Mrs. Meinze and two sisters, plus a brother.
Mexico City reports an active drive to preserve forests in Pueblo and Oaxaca after travelers claim natives cut and burn trees indiscriminately. Ebony mahogany and other woods are reportedly used for fuel, prompting widespread concern.
Agricultural advice urges farmers to grow and prepare food on the farm to save costs. It highlights keeping cows, hogs, poultry, and a garden as essential for family nutrition and farm income, citing sweet clover pastures, barley for hogs, and practical poultry housing. The piece recounts a Montana farmer's success with five acres of sweet clover supporting four cows, plus pig and garden plans to maximize on-farm production and profits.
The article urges readers to rotate crops and improve livestock, corn, sunflowers, and forage like alfalfa and sweet clover. It promotes consulting experiment stations and agriculture departments for free, detailed guidance on hogs chickens rows and garden growing. It claims farming’s permanent success comes from attention to these practices and persistence.
W. P. Scott, known as Red, was found guilty by a jury of peddling drugs in federal court. Sentencing set for Tuesday. The indictment listed 24 counts. attorney T F O Connor reduced counts and proceeded with seven. Federal officers displayed seized bottles as testimony. several witnesses testified about sales.
Narcotics enforcement sealed Scott's Cabs den in a raid netting about 500 dollars worth of drugs. Officers faced a suspicious scene as residents clamored, while Scott claimed the drugs were for personal use and denied any sale.
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