Giting Teacher Reports On School Problems And Solutions
Mise Frances Range visiting teacher of the Base schools submits a report to Prof. A. H. Douglass recommending classes with special services and weekly exams by a dentist, eye ear nose and throat checks, and expanded work with subnormal children. She notes limited recreational activities, family mobility, poor health including nervousness and eye and tooth issues, and adenoids and tonsils affecting children. The report praises the Winling teacher’s role as part of school activity and highlights Webster school as representative, with work in all schools. It cites problems like poor work, conduct, delinquency risks, lack of recreation, and premature withdrawal from school, and suggests handwork at Webster and a new room at Emerson to help.
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Mise Frances Range
A. H. Douglass
Webster
Butte
The
Emerson
Range Staten
Does the Church Pay The Great Factor Shaping Society
Park national church hosts a talk by Hugh D. on whether the church pays by its real products and influence. The preacher argues the church reveals God to men and molds citizens, urging women and young women to attend a 2:30 gathering where the subject will address origins, duty, and destiny.
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Societ
Darsie
MOTHER Watch Child’s Bowels Declared in Ad Phrase
Ad text urges mothers to monitor a child’s bowels and promotes a product claiming to aid digestion with claims of genuine quality. Fragmentary wording references a bottle and oil as part of the marketed remedy.
Enormous midweek sale of silks opens Wednesday
Sterling store announces a large purchase of 2564 yards of new spring silks in Canton crepe brocaded satins sports satins and charmeuse. The sale features reg values from 1.50 to 1.85 and offers yards of 220 to 484 in various silks for tunics frocks and slips at substantial concessions.
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New Spring
Charles S. Haire Called By Death
Charles S. Haire, 68, architect who oversaw construction of the Montana state capitol, died in Olympia Washington. He had arrived from California with a construction party and was found dead in his hotel room after an overnight illness. The body is held pending word from his Oakland, California family.
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Olympia
Wash
Whariew
Haire
Montana
Molena
California
John Hasty
Capitol
Venterda
Oakland
Cal
Butte Architect Charles Haire Dies in California Return
Elated by the career of Charles Haire, senior member of Link Maire, a Montana firm that designed landmarks in Butte Helena Billings Missoula and Lewis towns. He died yesterday in California after leaving Helena two months ago seeking medical relief for health. His death ends a celebrated era with projects from the state capitol and temple in Helena to the State Agricultural College at Roseman and the normal college at Dillon. He is survived by his wife Frances Maire and son Thomas C. Haire.
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Mfaney Haire
Olympia
Wash
Archi
State Agricultural College
Roseman
State Normal College
Dillon
Institution For the
Deaf, Dumb
Blind
Boulder
Uniociation
Haire
Hiena
California
Nisson
Thomas Dc
Hatevan Archi
Columbia University
Helen Rangement
Hamilton County
Tezebewa
Corbin
Billings
Helena
Frances Maire
Thomas C. Haire
Upset Stomach and Indigestion Cause Distress
Readable fragments describe discomfort and gagging issues affecting a person named in unclear text. The snippet mentions upset stomach and indigestion with references to abdomen and related symptoms. Cannot determine full context or outcome from the fragment.
Tuolumne Ores Stockholders Meet Elect Officers
A Tuolumne company stockholders meeting in Harbour block offices re elected W P John as president and J J Harrington as secretary, added directors T E Murray of St Paul and John Harrington of Butte, with reports noting copper and silver values and ore development steps to 2000 feet depth amid water inflow and later operations resumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuowimne Company
T. E. Murray
St Paul
John Harrington
Butte
W. P. John
Milwaukee Firef Vnes
Daniel Coleman Butte
Arthur Perham
F.K. Wilson
J. J. Harrinton
Paul A. Gow
Conti- Rental
Goways
Sde
Ide
Bros
German pact gets favorable report
Washington February 3 reports say the German pact would stay in full force for one year and then could be changed on eighty days notice. Elsewhere marriage licenses were issued to Red L. Taylor 21 and Frances M Lean 19 of Anaconda and to James L. Quinlan 46 and Elisabeth DeAgee 18 of Butte.
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Washington
Red L. "Taylor
Frances M Lean
Anaconda
James L. Quinlan
Elisabeth DeAgee
Hutte
Take Salts For Rheumatism Warns Of Kidney Poison
An old health notice explains rheumatism as poison buildup in the blood from blocked skin pores in damp cold. It recommends taking a morning dose of Rae Salts with water to cleanse the blood, claiming many people with rheumatism saw good results. A thermometer ad notes a dual outdoor and indoor temperature device.
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Symons Dry Goods Company
Charles S. Haire
Ter Herriot
Vatican
Aed Ie
Nis
Frederick Keator
Tome
Amuau
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