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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1925
Page
7
Weather warm in parts with a fair weekend. Classified blurbs include dental ads, vehicle offers, rooms, cleaning services, and job postings. Notices mention a funeral, civic meeting, and a charity dance. Suspicious garbled text references legal matters and local organizations with scattered address fragments.
Obituary notes Judge GC C Goodale of Lamar Cole dies at his Colorado home after typhoid fever. Survived by wife, two daughters, and two sons, with others previously lost in accidents. A Civil War veteran, longtime Colorado public figure, and former surveyor general, he was aged 82. A bronze memorial honors his Lamar library contribution. funeral date not learned.
C W Anderson was arrested yesterday in Butte on complaint by Jo Cohen manager of Capital Commission company. He allegedly ordered prize candies that reached shelves and were returned as worthless or substandard. Sheriff Jan Barnes expected to arrive to take charge. In New Mexico the Methodist Episcopal Church rejected proposals to unify southern and northern branches by a vote of 42 to 38.
Stewaret Crum, youngest son of Mr and Mrs Fratt of 535 Lith Avenue, slipped from a snowy roof yesterday evening. He was taken to a hospital where the fracture was set, then moved and reported resting quietly.
Tulips lead the summer display with varied hues and tall stems. Originating in Turkey and refined in Holland, Darwin varieties offer long stems and large blooms, ideal for mass plantings. Bulbs reliably bloom yearly with simple care, avoiding wholesale replanting if left undisturbed. plant for lasting color and early summer floral display.
A serialized tale unfolds with Dorathy A F Marcell presenting wealth and intrigue around the Bledsoe family. As Mannering defends duty and a political contest nears, complicated romantic tensions surface amid a hospital visit and a mystery bouquet from an unknown donor.
Fragmented excerpts reveal a domestic scene with emotional conflict, a contentious union, and a dramatic tableau in a private space. The text hints at marital strain, jealousy, and the clash of expectations within a household as characters navigate loyalty, affection, and personal history.
Helena Masons and families gathered in the Red Cross hall for a reception honoring Rev and Mrs Pippy assisted by Eastern Star chapters. Rev Pippy, invited to the veterans hospital, carries on welfare work for Masons. Gordon orchestra opened, followed by Mildred Thomas viola numbers, Omma Sime vocals, and Pauline Paulson readings. Refreshments served. event led by C J McAlister under the Masonic welfare committee.
Prohibition officer Jake Tisher investigates the theft of flint and other merchandise from Helens Print company warehouse. Several boys have been rounded up for questioning in the nights leading to the incident.
Bradstreet expresses an optimistic view amid unclear notes and weather hints. The text mentions winter effects, a general trend in shipments, and references to ups and downs with scattered observations on markets and people. The piece reads like a mood-driven digest with partial fragments and brief market cues.
The funeral for Rebert Graham, a World War I veteran, was conducted by Legion Post leader Joyce, with services at the veterans hospital chapel. Graham died last Thursday at the Fort Hospital, and burial followed at Pope’s Vale.
Report from Helena notes that contagious diseases and childhood illnesses are at low levels. Physicians indicate few scarlet fever cases and a general decline in sickness across the community, with good citizen health trends observed yesterday.
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