Training Course Openg at College Bozeman Montana
Dec 25 training course for Montana county superintendents at Montana State College runs to Jan 9 with Miss May Trumper presiding and Dr Lida B Earhart lecturing on supervision of instruction. County superintendents from Beaverhead to Yellowstone attend, with deputy superintendents and rural supervisors present, fostering state education collaboration.
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Bozeman
Montana
Miss May Trumper
Montana State College
State Department of Public Instruction
Miss Trumper
Alfred Atkinson
State College
Lida B. Earhart
Department of Education
University of Nebraska
Trumper
A. M. Ayer
Charles M. Remoehl
State Department
Amelia Knobel
Park County High School
Beaverhead
Elizabeth Sutherland
Big Horn
Lucy Batty
Blaine
Elizabeth Crookshanks
Broadwater
Opal Cronk
Carbon
Alfred Haaland
Carter
Deloss Hall
Cascade
Jane Keeney
Chateau
Elizabeth Milliken
Deer Lodge
May Russell
Fallon
Mildred F. Lamb
Fergus
Amanda O. Swift
Flathead
Mary E Eckstein
Gallatin
Daisie E. Forrest
Garfield
Lois H. Quinn
Glacier
Lucretia Goff
Lincoln
Carrie M. Spence
McCone
Ina L. Seeley
Meagher
Grace Stone Coates
Park
Elsie Mercier
Pondora
Grace M. Thompson
Powell
Irene Coughlin
Prairie
Annie E. Lowall
Ravalli
Bethel Irwin
Rosebud
Sallie M. Adams
Sheridan
Ellen Wilson
Silver Bow
Nellie R. Small
Stillwater
Gertrude Sylvester
Sweet Grass
Igna Solberg
Teton
Ruth Sweat
Toole
Josephine Moberly
Treasure
Lillian Newnes
Wheatland
Bertha Luneceford
Wibaux
Maud B. Wills
Yellowstone
Frances Miller
Idella Ray
Pauline Patten
Bess Fowler
Muriel Theon
Richland
Jennie Moore
Mabel Turner
Fire destroys Blewett home in Floral Park
An early morning fire obliterated a two room home owned by Mr. Blewett near Phillips and Hancock streets in Floral Park. Blewett was sleeping inside and could not escape in time. neighbors reached the scene but the structure fell and nothing was saved. The house, built by Blewett, had its finishing touches last summer and the Blewett family had just moved in.
Year of 1319 profitable for Gotham thieves
New York officials from 32 insurance firms report 1919 as the most disastrous year, with about 10,000 thefts across the city stealing cash and goods totaling roughly 25 million dollars. Robberies rose over 80 percent from the previous year, and the value of stolen goods nearly doubled.
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Government Sugar Equalization Board
New York City
Maple Grove
New York
New York Tribune Today
Convicted Killers Given Reprieve in Nebraska
Gov. Samuel R. McKelvie granted reprieves to Anson B. Cole and Vincent V. Grammer, sentenced to death for the July 1917 murder of Lulu G. Vogt of Elba. An execution date was set for January 16, with a January 5 hearing to consider clemency.
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Lincoln
Neb
Samuel R. McKelvie
Anson B. Cole
Vincent V. Grammer
Rammer
Lulu G. Vogt
Elba
Forest Service plans 5.5 million acre land acquisition
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Missoula reports plans for the U S forest service to acquire about 5 5 million acres of privately owned and state lands in Montana and Idaho for national forestry program. Acquisition could be by exchange purchase or other congress approved method with target areas including privately held lands inside and outside national forests and state lands within forests.
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Missoula
Montana
Idaho
Forest Service
National Forestry Program
Congress
Word Picture of Great Artist Carolina Lazzari
Carolina Lazzari, a gifted young American contralto regarded as a top star, will be heard at the Broadway theater Friday night under W. E. Weber. She drives a fast car, works seven hours daily in a modest studio, and lets her talent shine without seeking the center stage. Her beauty, discipline, and health promise lasting achievement.
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Carolina Lazzari
W. E. Weber
Titian
Mars
Meeting of Silver Bow hive of L O T M
A meeting of Silver Bow hive 569 L O T M is held this evening at 426 North Wyoming all members urged to attend Margie Shea rec sec
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Silver Bow Hive
North
Wyoming
Margie Shea
Rec
Noted firearm license violation and vagrancy case in Butte
John Burke admitted no license for a firearm and was found guilty of carrying concealed weapons, fined $25 after attempting to enter a policeman's home. He had charged Ethel Lane with vagrancy, but she was not identified and the charge was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Burke
Ethel Lane
Butte
Horoscope for Tuesday December 30 1919
The stars foretell sympathy and public service on national issues with Jupiter and Neptune. mechanisms of arrogance and discord may fuel industrial troubles. A labor union leader may rise yet harm opponents. women face heightened public opinion, and severe winter weather plus more deaths from exposure are forecast.
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Neptune
Jupiter
Saturn
Mars
London
Prince of Wales
McClure
Bituminous Coal Exports Restricted Under New Order
Washington December 29 Exportation of bituminous coal shut off during the strike will be permitted under restrictions by an order issued tonight by the Director General Instructions have been issued to enforce the policy and control the movement of coal exports amid the post strike period.
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Washington
Meat Headquarters Coffee and Tea Prices Cited
Advertises corned beef and several coffee brands with price details per pound. Highlights savings of 5 to 10 cents per pound versus competitors and lists brands like White House Hills Brothers MJB and Seal of Montana. Also promotes presh roasted coffee and CEYLON tea in various quantities with values and discounts.
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MM. J. B
White House
Hills Brothers
Seal of Montana
Montana Maid
Montana
Trade plans expand cargo flow to Newport News and Baltimore
The plan calls for exporting through Newport News and Baltimore of 60 percent of the amount handled during October, with similar arrangements to be extended to other ports soon.
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Newport News
Baltimore
Assurances Of 19 Japanese Entries In Aerial Derby
New York reports the Aero club of America has received assurances of 19 Japanese entries for the around the world aerial derby with $100000 in prizes. The committee plans a world tour of 32 countries to finish preliminary preparations. A lighthearted Life joke about a kiss closes the item.
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Japan
New York
The
Aero Club of America
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