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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1925
Page
3
A lecturer compares constructive and destructive influences to seeds in a garden. He urges choosing positive thoughts to grow a strong, influential life and notes the State university extension program offers a course in salesmanship and personal development beginning Monday at the Helena Commercial Club.
Local notices list visitors and travelers in Helena from Bozeman Great Falls Billings Dillon Townsend and Butte including R A Gex J J Welton F G Gonnelly Helen Paulsen Ruth Grant Mrs L T Taylor M A Williams William Siemer M E Bradner George Lewis Annie McLoughlin Neilie Forsman Mar Cotton H B Bower and others plus Gary Wood plans a May 25 race and Rays Rohner suspension for language at Oakland Portland game
The article notes Miss Berry, founder of the Berry schools in the southern Appalachians, receiving a Roosevelt Memorial Medal for her work benefiting women and children in that remote region. President Coolidge praised her efforts as part of ongoing revival through nature contact and education.
Montana high school track meet results from Missoula show Butte and other teams earning state honors though no records fell. Event finals featured Hagen Stevensville and Renn Hamilton. Fullerton Hamilton led a dramatic mile finish. multiple athletes from Stevensville, Whitehall, Butte, and Great Falls earned medals.
In Minneapolis testimony in the Arthur Lopez Frazier case the government contends the World War mystery man is dead while a witness says he is Arthur Frazier. Lopez Frazier seeks to prove identity and correct disability compensation. No decision yet.
Evidence of a gasoline price war appeared in New York as Texas company, a major independent, refused to match a two cent per gallon advance by Standard Oil of New York and others in New York City.
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