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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1925
Page
7
A dense page of miscads covers rug cleaning Halons service and phone numbers, taxi and transportation, auto parts, sewing and tailoring, greetings cards, dances and events, cleaning and repair, with several business names and contact details. Includes appointment contacts and store hours for multiple vendors.
Fragmented OCR text describes a rummage sale with scattered details. It mentions west den and Port area, a date nearby, and prices around 12. The readable portions hint at a community sale with items and vendors but lack clear event specifics.
Bids received for two school buildings as the Washington state board of examiners awarded a $12 729 bid for the industrial shop at Boulder and the State College at Butte received low bids from D J Jordan of Lutte and partners. Brien and Goss of Butte topped the list for plumbing and heating at the Tozer building in Bozeman with 11905 and the same firm cutting the electrical work at 1228.
The funeral of John Lynch was held yesterday afternoon at Sdale Avenue, with Rev James F WeXaree, pastor of the First Baptist Church, officiating. Interment followed in Forestvale. Mr. Tanell died of pneumonia yesterday at the family home. He was employed at the Last Helens reller. Thomas takes position with Royal Mining Development Company, formerly Montana State Lair assistant and connected to the State Tarr for four years, now joining under J Clements in managing the 1925 exposition.
The state supreme court fully adopts the referee findings exonerating Attorney Victor de Grim of Ware in disbarment proceedings against Griggs. The court, led by Chief Justice Callaway, finds the referee competent to judge testimony and observes a conflict but upholds the referee's hearing conclusions.
Fragmented OCR recounts a Hi Y club event with names like Anne Darke Josephine etc. Mentions membership, leadership changes, and mothers resisting yesterday. Tangled text includes several personal names and unclear actions.
Intermountain College reports a record increase in graduates with 191 graduates and a higher percentage of seniors completing degrees. The 1920s era notes show expanding courses and a growing student body, with many seniors advancing to graduation as the college emphasizes science and standard curricula.
The annual meeting of the Youth Womens Christ organization will be held at the association building on Thursday evening November 1923. Members are invited to attend to elect directors and handle other business.
Rotary luncheon yesterday featured Helena High School football team guests amid full crowd and musical numbers. Coach Welser and captain led performances while athletes praised team grit and community support honoring upcoming games and student athletes.
A fire incident caused about 10,000 in damage to a hotel property near Fortunate name Was ip, with roofs and walls compromised. The event involved multiple vehicles and the surrounding structure, including a nearby plunge wall, as investigators note plans to rebuild are under broader contemplation.
Miss Elizabeth Schaaff represents the Presbyterian Board of A...ty Education of New York City and appears on the Intermount chapel program today with two New York visitors. They tour colleges to assist students with guidance and social and religious concerns. Card of thanks expresses gratitude for support during bereavement to Mr. and Mrs. Utick and others.
Fragmented personal notes report social calls in Viadana and nearby towns, mentioning several names and casual visits. The blurred OCR includes references to travelers, local houses, a hotel, and a bank figure, all hinting at social updates and community chatter without clear events.
Governor John Fo Tnichson proclaims Thanksgiving Day on November 26 urging Montanans to remember and give thanks for life liberty and blessings from Providence. He calls attention to duty amid busyness and distractions and asks citizens to offer honest worship and gratitude for the nation and state.
A fragment from a lodge record lists past masters and attendees including George Wotant, Mavis list, George CF Treaman, and Albert S Tavis. The OCR text references Morning Star Lodge and mentions related names, dates, and notes on burial or remembrance activities with incomplete context.
College Leaguers announce a cooperative week event at the First Presbyterian Church featuring student members from Tpworth feagie and Christeai Tndeavor society. An evening of varied readings and music follows, with refreshments after the program. Invitations go to AN students of Velense, high school Helen, Bisines, college and United Mount.
Helena and Pryant schools were visited by speakers who urged respect for private and public property and discouraged vandalism during Halloween. Scouts and deputy officers spoke to students about lawful behavior, with lessons on avoiding property damage and staying orderly.
Derailment near the National Cracker campus warehouse halted the Great Northern southbound passenger train yesterday afternoon. The wreck blocked the route for about one minute while repair crews cleared the line. No injuries were reported.
John Tucker secretary of the Powder River Land and Cattle company returned yesterday from a visit to his daughter Mrs Leonard Shubert at Lureka Kay. They and Mr Shubert visited Kansas City together and Mr Tucker spent a short time also Mr Denver. Mrs Shinvert, formerly of the city, has many friends here. An estate over $100,000 is formed by John W Underhill PRP.
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