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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1925
Page
6
A jumble of city weather notes, post office chatter, and local business ads. Mentions of repairs and services at Ford and Chevrolet shops, tire outlets, and cleaning firms. Also references to last night’s events and a funeral at a nearby convent, with scattered names and places throughout the fragment.
The Jewish New Year 2680 will be observed tonight with a temple service led by the rabbi. The program includes ceremonial rites, a special musical piece, and a lecture. The public is invited to attend.
Secretary Wood Verguson of the Commercial Club returns to his desk in Butte after several weeks recovering from a carplane bump. He reports fractures in his ankle healing satisfactorily and will use crutches for weeks, but plans to be at the office daily to work on magazines and editing.
A noisy jumble reports Mrs Miracle as chaperon for Montana's queen to Tulsa during the state fair visit. It notes Ramona Berts of Red Lodge as regaining queen, plans for a grand float featuring Bitter Root flower, and Montana pride tied to the International Petroleum Exposition with a royal procession scheduled on October 9.
Progress on a new building for St Vincent Academy continues with exterior wall work and interior finish. An added building will house a music conservatory library and classrooms behind the old Catholic church site, with dormitory and study space planned as enrollment grows. Grounds are being beautified with gardens and pathways as remodeling extends to the Raleigh house site for a modern dormitory.
Mount St Charles students begin the year with council meetings and pledges of participation in student government. Officers include president Richard Tol and editor Daniel Tellet, with plans for fall activities and a December event.
Fragmented OCR notes reference public schools in 1876 with stray mentions of students teachers and department roles. Readable fragments point to a school context with references to boys and girls, duties, and classroom life amid unclear sentence structure.
Visitors from Portland en route to Chicago were hosted by Helena Odd Fellows. The party met local leaders and attended informal festivities, including a reception with noted figures and a briefing by a Michigan grand lodge representative. The event wrapped after an afternoon program with local hospitality.
Complaint claims saltpetre in salt licks used to manipulate cattle and sheep ranges near Tayceater, with samples sent to state livestock labs. Lab analysis reportedly finds nitre presence linked to poisonous effects on sheep, prompting controversy among cattle and sheep men. Nearby Park Society notes include election of a president at the 1924 convention closing session.
Plaintiff claims the trial court judgment against Nat the hardware and implement company was secured by fraudulent pretenses and schemes. The suit seeks damages and an excention seeks relief from the judgment on grounds of fraud and misrepresentation in the original proceedings.
The Antlers theater unveils a marble trimmed lobby, new seats, and an ornate marquee. A modern ventilation system improves air flow, and a grand corner restroom area was added to enhance patron comfort during the launch of the fall season.
A formal disbarment action has been started against multiple attorneys in Northfield related proceedings. Court records indicate charges include failure to account for funds and alleged misconduct during a summer term. Testimony involves witnesses and property claims tied to a local street area and undeclared sums.
Fragmented lines describe multiple individuals traveling, studying, and visiting places like Portland and university towns. Mentions include Walter, Helena, Vinne, Mehar, Walter’s plans, and conferences or conventions. Faint references to railways, preparators, and a hospital context appear, with no coherent single event.
A garbled report describes an outbreak among game birds with widespread concern. Officials and observers reference authorities and locations, noting investigations and potential impacts on local poultry and hunting. Further readable details remain unclear in the text.
A fragmented review notes a Vaud season bill showing standout acts and performers. It praises varied talent, mentions specific names and scenes, and highlights the lively dancing and comedy elements while acknowledging uneven pacing.
Fragmented OCR text discusses Reed of Townsend and a bid for a Montana legislature seat. It mentions potential candidates and years but lacks clear dates or outcomes. The readable elements point to a local political naming process without concrete actions or results.
The article reports that railroad charges to Montana were branded discriminatory, sparking questions at the interstate commerce hearing. Officials and attorneys from Tulsa and California weigh in on rate practices affecting buyers and sellers across western routes.
Fragmented report notes a push to lower cement freight rates amid political edits. Mentions hearings, regional labor and industry figures, and a radical organ editor in Berlin reflecting press tension and price concerns.
A report describes efforts to collect delinquent auto and truck license fees over the past four months. Deputy Ballard and Inspector Tie present totals, noting $2200 previously turned in and ongoing collections from owners and garages in the summer period.
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