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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1925
Page
7
City weather forecast for Monfauay Monday and Tuesday shows mild temperatures east of the divide. Local notices list dentists and beauty services, cleaning and pressing, battery station work, and phone numbers. Community events include meetings, card parties, and dances. medical and beauty services are advertised with contact details.
G W Robertson of Hamilton is a placer hotel guest at the Tuacer hotel. Elena WS Shipaia and Margaret Darby from Pomon are among visitors in Helena. Beatrice Smith of Great Falls stays at the Tuacer. Attorney Victor T. Griggs arrives in Helena from ree WLW Terry, formerly of Tiriena, is in town on business from Paul County Attorney Arthur F. Lames runs a local enterprise. J J McGuinness returns from the national mothers’ convention in Philadelphia via Baltimore, Cumberland Maryland, Chicago and St Paul.
Angeles, Oct 18. Radio use aids medical care for Pacific crews. Doctors on shore advise for ships far away, transmitting symptoms and remedies via hospital links. Continuous messages help in serious cases while most outcomes remain uncertain.
Attorney General Foot and Lewis and Clark Fair promoters fail to agree on a path to the state supreme court over the Florida method of horse racing at the Montana state fair held in September. A district court jury will hear the case Wednesday before Judge A. J. Vorsky.
PLA Comet, noted early Montana miner famed for locating a rich property in the state, died after paralysis. A pioneer of mining in several camps, he lived near Massel Broadwater county and worked in Butte and beyond. Sister John Comer arrives from Oakland to arrange burial alongside his wife, with the body at Hermann & Company parlors.
Miss Irene T. Martin, England’s only woman surveyor, criticizes London’s housing as atrocious. She cites Victorian ugliness in suburban villas with narrow windows imitation pillars and pompous iron gates. She warns cities like Manchester and Liverpool repeat the same design flaws.
A London club admission hinges on a mother's consent and uniforms, with a recent case showing a girl joined on the promise her mother would forbid stockings. The club schedules cemetery excursions as social outings amid the controversy.
Stephen T. Miller, educational director of the American Institute of Banking, visits to address local bankers. The day includes a luncheon, conferences with chapter members, and discussions on educational matters led by J. G. Toomey. Miller's career spans Stanford and Michigan origins with World War service and a decade of university teaching.
Montana's three largest oil fields shipped seven quarters of a barrel? no. The text notes August production at Cat Creek and Three Forks Basin fields with price dips from 278 to 190 while Kevin Sunburst held at 135. A new pipe line company, Treasury State Pipe Line, based in Sunburst, was incorporated with 300000 capital, along with Consumers Gas of Sunburst in the same period.
Plans are underway for a semicentennial celebration of the Battle of the Little Bighorn known as Custer’s Last Stand. The June 23, 1876 engagement saw Custer surrounded by Native forces and wiped out. General Godfrey says a committee will coordinate Montana plans with Bowmen’s letters and local officials, with the program set for late July 1928 and surrounding dates.
The Pagtyay Cent mission Bondlang plans to build the Mack feet highway next spring, advertising an all mileage and bridge contract for about 35 miles. A preliminary location has been set from Glacier station to Tiabh with a spur to connect to a federal project. Division Engineer A W Mahonated Locating Engineer Ewing will supervise the process from Browning.
Washington reports a contentious scene as W. Waterman of Teaver contests 282 votes in a committee race. Waterman, once linked to the Ku Klux Klan, seeks a Senate bid against Tage W. Means. Means won last year with party support and may seek reelection. Waterman hopes an endorsement from President Coolidge, who has yet to back him, will boost his bid.
The article reports Mrs. Biddle’s death being attributed to drinking and notes police statements by Dr Gipes who suspects natural death after examining the stomach with no evidence of poison besides possible opium given earlier. It mentions private affairs with Mr Reidie and interactions with Mrs Biddle, while Craig declines interviews.
A garbled report describes a person named Taape y Pat Landom seen near Keenhe Fort performing dancing and walking on Rat pavements. The text mentions a cafe or cafe-like setting and a stone tree as a feature, with a caption noting Ace COL watches a scene that calms the area.
The Montana Board of Examiners plans a $500 effort to showcase Montana grains at the National Grain Show in Chicago. C Edson Smith Ravalli County W I Jones Stillwater County A J Ogauril State College staff named to help gather calibits arrange display and present 1924 harvest results. The Montana Farm Review 1925 issue will print 690 copies of Mowrtang a comprehensive statistical booklet.
The Madison Mining Company announces entry into Montana with principal office in Butte and capital of 300000 dollars. Incorporators include H S Hopka Roundup W Whyte Anarolia and George A Joffery Red Lodge leading the venture. Also notes Soviet exports: over one quarter of Russia’s exports went to the United States in the last belt year with nearly 60 percent of Curassade exported to America.
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