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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1925
Page
2
The Yee Son Noodle parlor owner quietly sent 1000 dollars to an industrial school in China to aid its work. The school requested a photograph for recognition, a local photographer produced the image, and it is en route to China.
The funeral for Mrs Mahala McKinney wife of Aleck McKinney was held yesterday afternoon at First Baptist Church with Reverend James F McNamee officiating. The Eastern Star Miriam chapter conducted the commitment service at Forestvale. Survivors include daughter Mrs Bertha Wilson and sons Charles McKinney of Helena and Alva McKinney of Olympia Washington.
Federal supervisor Schultz and Montana horticulture chief Dickey visited Helena on Sunday to review potato inspection matters. Inspector Siller will handle Helena district inspections and district grading aims to ship over 100 cars of UL S now quality potatoes to outside markets. Dickey urged high grading to establish a premium Montana standard attracting reliable buyers.
Washington grapples with two rival Arizona power projects as the Federal Power Commission hears applications by James D. Girand for a Diamond Creek site license and Arizona for Bridge Canyon development. Basin-state opposition and private interests press for a timely decision with no clear timetable possible.
Kansas City address states the government will cover a mail carrier’s doctor bills and the cost of repairing General Glover’s trousers if the bite occurs while delivering mail.
A wave of migration to Florida spurs a land rush described as the era's most remarkable boom. Editors warn investors about land-sharks and blue sky schemes while Florida leaders seek help from the New York press. A Miami dispatch notes curbstone brokers ousted and calls to remove swindlers to protect legitimate business. The Literary Digest devotes its October 24 issue to the boom with broad coverage.
The piece reviews Reverend F Ernest Johnson and others views in The Literary Digest on enforcing Prohibition. It notes support from Dr Samuel McCrea Cavert and some dry leaders for education and moral suasion rather than changing the Volstead Act, while some oppose the report as favoring wets.
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