13 Nov 1920
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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1920
Page
1
Fragmentary text appears to describe hair styles named mouffs and ear mouffs with unclear instructions. The garbled OCR yields limited readable nouns and phrases related to hair manipulation, without a clear event, date, or identifiable entities.
An advertisement touts Olive Tablets as a natural digestive aid for stomach upset and indigestion. It claims the vegetable compound and olive oil support liver function and relief without cramps, urging one to two tablets at bedtime after meals.
Children story book characters will star in a vaudeville style show at the Marlow Theatre on November 27. Tot Fletcher and Paris Marley present The Wind at Makelot with 20 original songs and lively dialogue, featuring a full cast and chorus with costumes by Mrs. Charles Garlow.
Denman Mialey and Tessie Ferguson headline Buddies at the Marlow with Lady Rose's Daughter also showing. The production weaves trial and romance among set pieces and a cast including Herbert Jr and Clive Saint, with themes of love, duty, and social entanglements in Regency style.
Buck Jones stars in a new play Corker presented at the Antlers Theater. The production highlights Western ranch themes and features Wilmington and ensemble players in a period piece with melodramatic touches and featured supporting cast.
A garbled text fragment mentions Mas, Barrett, Tenie Poe Wai, and Victoria with scattered words about a team or event. Core facts are unreadable. no clear match to a specific game, person, or location can be confirmed from the provided snippet.
The report notes land agents active on the mapping and confirmation of land parcels as authorities pursue resolution. It mentions families and a count of 286 occupants or claims tied to the proceedings, with further work planned in the area.
The Montana Power Co seeks approval to raise gas tariffs effective December 7, 1920, proposing new rates: first 4,000 cu ft at $2.40 per 1000 cu ft, next 16,000 at $2.10, over 20,000 at $1.80, with a $1.30 monthly minimum. They note coal cost rose 70 percent and labor 40 percent, and claim past earnings fall short of a fair return, predicting the hikes will yield less than the average cost including fixed charges.
Protests erupted as hearings dragged on with rioting spectators at a city building trial. Witnesses described tense sessions and disputed contracts totaling millions, while officials faced sharp questions about payments and project oversight.
A partial, unclear text hints at conflicts over ownership of metal in a vessel tied to a gold aboard the Dochtinhein and a collapsed bank. A Russian sovereign government claim is suggested but details are missing, making ownership and responsibility uncertain.
A transcribed notice reports a large gold shipment arriving aboard the steamer Adrianic, valued at about 3 million dollars, consigned to Loc and Company and held for the Federal Reserve Bank. The Bankers’ transfer appears to total around 3 million dollars, with the shipment routed through Engitaln financial channels.
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