04 Sep 1921
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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1921
Page
1
An old advertisement touts Mayr's Wonderful Remedy as a simple preparation that clears catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and eases stomach and intestinal ailments. The claim is that one dose convinces users to stop wasting money on ineffective remedies, with Par ehen Drug Co. and druggists promoted as sellers.
A local ad touts Camphor and Hydrastis mixed in Lavoptik eye wash. A business man claims relief for waking eyes and improved sight. Another user reports red watery eyes improved by Lavoptik. A small bottle and aluminum eye cup offered free at Chatfield Drug Store on Main Street amid health claims.
Great Falls and Helena plan a two county conference to push the Craig-Hardy Cut-off project through the Missouri river canyon. Surveys indicate feasibility and financial viability with federal aid possible. recent bids show price reductions making construction more attractive this fall. A committee led by Lester Loble will press state officials for immediate action.
A R Brady becomes manager of the New York store's new department for men and toys which opened yesterday. Brady previously worked for the National Shirt Shop in Los Angeles for several years and spent two years as manager and buyer at Web's Clothing Company in Butte.
Stups led a meeting at American region post headquarters to organize a local branch of the Disabled American Veterans of the World War. About thirty attended. Rev Clarence H Carlson served as temporary chairman with Fredenberg as secretary. Major Charles J Sheridan stressed the need for a local unit. A letter from Judge Robert S Marx was read. A committee including SharfAan Meisner Jones Webb and Yancey was named to report at the next meeting at Helen’s Business College where permanent officers will be elected.
A damaged notice states the Elks weekly meeting is postponed to Monday night. no meeting will be held this month.
Washington sources say fierce opposition to blue laws grows as states Florida Tennessee Louisiana consider Sunday observance bills. The Anti Blue Law League backs strict measures while foes led by Rev Wilbur F Crafts warn of political clash as efforts push for a federal Sunday law via District of Columbia.
The text promotes chiropractic spinal adjustments as the cure for tonsillitis quinsy and adenoids, arguing nerves critical to health are impeded by displaced spine bones. It denounces tonsillectomy and drugs, claiming illness stems from internal cause and that restored nerve function restores health.
The piece describes a heated early prohibition campaign with insults toward dry opponents calling them barroom bums and whiskey soaks. It notes the Anti-Blue Law League preparing to counter, claiming independence from the International Sporting club and listing notable backers and supporters across states and cities. The narrative hints at broader political maneuvering against proposed Sunday laws and reform groups.
The Algeria Shrine patrol and drum and bugle corps will host a Labor Day celebration at Central Park Helena with a full Midway program. Activities include 50 and 100 yard dashes, age races, sack and three legged races, tug of war, free stunts, dancing, and numerous acts such as Rambo and Rambo and The Wool Nymph Dance. Special guests include ex-service men from Fort Harrison hospital and local children groups with planned car transport.
Disjointed notes describe a nationwide blue fans measure pushed by Senator Myers of Montana amid claims of drastic changes. Opponents contend any reform will fail if supporters have any presence in the house and senate. A mention of country style fried chicken dinners at Boulder Hat Springs hotel near Helena appears as a local detail.
The State railroad commission approved the Great Northern to remove a three mile spur between Columbia Falls and Kalispell. The spur, built for the Columbia Falls sawmill, is deemed unnecessary as the mill has ceased operations and the track is no longer required.
East Helena notes from The Independent recount a Friday afternoon home gathering hosted by Mrs J A Sullivan with attendees including Mesdames Brown Anderson Kail Langhorne Sullivan Kerby Milne and Dewey. Prizes were awarded and refreshments served at the Methodist church parlor thimble party.
The fragment lists a birthday gathering with attendees including Miss Florence Star rig and Mrs Emma Soir, plus prizes for Steq dames and Morgan O Rourke. It notes a Dwelling fire on the Dyer farm with most furniture saved and East Western volunteer department aiding. Additional items mention guests from Great Falls, travel plans to Portland and Spokane, and local school and church events.
Hieary Roy, recently operated at AMfissaula for aps penictils, is recovering rapidly. Tandore Flatow has returned from Butte after undergoing a consful operation on his eye.
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