30 Oct 1920
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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1920
Page
1
Advertisers announce lower prices across groceries, claiming temporary losses to benefit consumers. Bulk coffee ranges 30¢ per pound to 7 cents. canned and fresh tomatoes, apples, corn syrup, and maple syrups are offered at deep discounts with emphasis on affordability and market conformity.
Jumbus Ohio chairman of the Wool association issued a call for a conference in Chicago. Representatives from all wool growing states are expected to attend. The meeting aims to draft a legislative proposal to be presented to Congress.
Historic pre election analysis shows Hughes leading in many states, with hopes of a landslide as early returns hinted at strong Republican support. Predictions place key states like California and New York leaning Republican, while noted figures emphasize momentum for the Hughes campaign ahead of the November vote.
A telegram from the Japanese council at Los Angeles accuses Corsi Sankapas of issuing a provocative personal statement to qualified electors. It asks Washington to recall a Japanese consul, claiming a breach of diplomatic privilege and urging immediate action by the state department.
A fragment discusses a petition to withdraw and a request to extend train service on the Chivas line. It notes the Green Lewistown Butte company received approval from the railroad commissioners to Ringling Chamber of Commerce Spear Webener’s request and mentions coordination with Northern Pacific officials for ender cue rail connections with Hn Ne MS in Chicago. The Milwaukee to St. Paul at Dambard route is also referenced as part of a hearing in Selena in September.
A fragmentary note describes a Golden Glow Pageant and Montana Fair in Pathe Marlow on Sunday with showings and film entries. Mentions Helena and Montana terms, with vague references to entertainment, dignitaries, and a local store supporting events.
A fragment describes a Screen shown by Mrs. Sultieve featuring Neat Vitally. The scene includes Conde Beldionlt at Me Bkavlow spores, Anne stievineth, and Mas ees, with Evr Commercial eligh noted.
An official notice details changes to the naming procedure for postmasters. The document cites an executive directive and outlines adjusted steps for selection, timing, and eligibility. It emphasizes adherence to established rules, with emphasis on authorized personnel and formal processes.
A fragment from Loudon Opinion quotes a young wife in a lively plea as she orders meat from butchers for the first time, requesting a steak with gravy and a hint of excitement in her voice.
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