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Newspaper

Helena Independent

Location

Helena, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1925

Page

3

Townsend to Host Omester Band Vaudeville Show

One of Townsend’s largest crowds packed the Townsend auditorium for East Helena band vaudeville with strong applause. The May 20 Marlow theater engagement in Helena promises two shows at 7 and 9 pm with seven acts including East Helena Swelter Band and Intermountain College Quartet. Oscar Mills and son Orville drowned at Chilsa lake near Coeur d Alene, Idaho. bodies recovered.

Townsend Auditorium East Helena Townsend Boulder Helena Marlow Theater Spokane Wash Oscar Mills Orville Chilsa Lake Coeur D'Atene Idaho

Mrs Hazzard Begins Lecture Series at First Baptist Church

Mrs Charlotte Hazzard of the Spokane Center of Direct Self Help opened a series of lectures at First Baptist Church on The Finished Kingdom. She will speak twice daily all week with 3 PM and evening sessions open to all. Admission is free. The afternoon topic is Awake Consciousness and the training The Art of Visualization. Rhythmic exercises accompany each session.

Charlotte Hazzard Spokane First Baptist Church Hazzard

Troubled for Years with Indigestion

Brooklyn resident Allan Small recounts a history of digestive distress and fear of heart trouble linked to heredity. A friend recommended Carter's Little Liver Pills, which he says relieved his intestinal indigestion and improved digestion, with easy to take pills and pleasant aftereffects. For sale at all druggists.

Allan Small Brooklyn Carter

Gloria Gordon Marries Dick Gregory in Dramatic Fashion

Gloria a stylish flapper marries young lawyer Dick Gregory who struggles to find work and a family. He borrows a maid to teach cooking but she resists. A wild party with actor Stanley Wayburn stirs jealousy and debt as Gloria buys clothes and a new car while suspicions mount.

Gloria Gordon Dick Gregory Maggie Gloria Stanley Wayburn Wayburn Myra Gail John Seymour May Jim Carewe Lola Hough Bill Mother Gregory Ranghild Swanson Miss Briggs

Glory Confronts Mother Gregory Over a Scandal

Glory meets the stern Mrs. Gregory in a shadowed parlor to answer accusations about a man in Glory's car. Mother Gregory taunts and spies as Glory defends herself and vows to tell Dick the truth. Glory later awakens to a call from Stanley Wayburn seeking company.

Oasis of Glitz and a Quiet Date Collide at Three

Glory plans a quiet afternoon with Stan Wayburn as May Seymour and Jim Carewe crash in with a party. Glory fears the scene, while Wayburn pretends calm but notes the intrusions. The clash of secrecy and social plans ends with a staged gathering in the living room.

Glory May Stan Wayburn Wayburn Jim Ranghild Stanley Warburn Mary Stan Seymour Jin Carewe

Garden to Suit Your Taste with Varied Vegetable Picks

Choose crops that match your preferences and space. Test multiple pea varieties, enlarge asparagus beds for frequent use, and dedicate more of the patch to sweet corn. Start with early corn like Malakoff or Golden Bantam, then vary beans and salad crops for continuous harvest. Focus on a feature and develop it.

Farmers Wipe Out Coyotes Rapidly

Sheriff John Anderson reports farmers and citizens are waging a vigorous campaign to exterminate the coyote in the county. Since the 15th of last month 161 coyotes have been killed and in one day 108 coyote skins were brought to his office where bounty fees are paid.

John Anderson

Western Pacific Railroad Reports Net Income for 1924

The ninth annual report from the Western Pacific Railroad shows a corporate income of 1,429,264 in 1924. Dividends totaling 1,650.00 were paid at 4 percent each, equal to six percent on the company’s capital stock.

San Francisco Calif Western Pacific Railroad Company

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