Changes Urged In Work Of Ward School In Montana
Ward school principals in Silver Bow county petitioned the board of education seeking a fair uniform course of study and extended school day provisions. Ada Madden led the committee detailing requests on classes, dismissals, exhibits, sanitary towels, textbooks, kindergarten, and year round salaries.
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Princip
Board of Education
Ada F. Madden
LM. Post
Martha J. Broughton
Cassie Waird
Ada G. Madden
Mollie Jackson
Marguerite McDonald
Ellioit Isabel Kelley
Kate Stafford
Silver” Bow County
Mont
Aistance
du Fies
Misses Wood
Donnell
Josephine Price
Pauline E. Swing
Nanza mine fire halts Alaska tramway system
Cordova Alaska reports fire at the Nanza copper mine tramway station. The blaze toppled tramway towers and wrecked the line, leaving the tramway out of service. About 500 men were expected to work until repairs completed. The blaze started from an overheated equipment issue.
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Cordova
Alaska
Kenne
BULL MOOSE FIRST TO START CAMPAIGN
The Progressive party in Butte convened at Boucher hall to form a non partisan municipal ticket for the spring election and to establish permanent party headquarters. Swede Murphy was named chair of the committee with Harry Simmons J Parks Lou Eachie and W H Hallday as members. Simmons opposed the proposal while Murphy urged unity across parties. The group instructed the committee to report before any binding agreement and planned a forthcoming address by J M Brinson.
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Butte
Simmons
Murphy
Butte Ucket
J. H. Haris
Halliday
Halliay
Progressive Party
Tri
Clube T
Lou’ Bechte
Esehte
Amuber
J. M. Brinson
Colorado
Texas duty on meat a topic in congressional hearing
A pasted newsbrief lists speakers from several states urging either retention or modification of tariffs on meat and fish products. Delegates from Pennsylvania Florida Texas and New York pressed for varied changes while Massachusetts fishermen favored keeping cod and other tariffs. A local ad notes discounted suits and a London Daily Standard price drop to one cent.
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John U. Musery
Chicago
KE. F. Webster
Wellington
Fla
Florida
W. BH
McFaddin
Beaumont
Texas
J.B. Samson
Leroy
X. Yo
Massachusetts
Garner
John T. Donovan
New York
Antonio Zucata
Raymond disputes livestock board report in January statement
Helena January 21. D W Raymond secretary of the board of livestock commissioners disputes conclusions of the October report by the legislative investigating committee. He defends accounting practices, notes $2899 recovered and a $5000 house, credits J McNamara and himself, and argues the committee omits recovered funds and overstates shortages. He cites $1500 outstanding and asserts Langhorne embezzlement affected the books.
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Standard
Helena
D. W. Raymond
Board of Livestock Commissioners
Legislative Ivestigating
W. G. Pruitt
Russell Harrison
State Bank Examiner of
Montana
Pioneer Jones of Montana Dies at Daughter's Home
Special Dispatch from Deer Lodge Montana reports William W Jones aged 81 a pioneer and early Butte settler died at his daughter Mrs Harvey Fifers home. Born in Wales he came to America at 19 crossed plains with ox teams and mined as a placer miner most of life. Survived by daughter Mrs Harvey Fifer of Deer Lodge and three sons Reese Daniel and Thomas.
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Standard Deer
Mr Jones
Butte
Harvey Fifer
Deer Lodge
Logan
Utah
Margaret Williams
Reese
Daniel
Thomas
Munyon's Paw-Paw Pills Promote Nourishment and Vitality
Munyon's Paw-Paw Pills claim to soothe the stomach liver and nerves without calomel or dope while enriching the blood and enabling nourishment from food. The ad touts gentle bowel stimulation and a tonic for nervous weakness and sleeplessness, priced at 25 cents and sold at all drug stores.
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Munyon
Funeral at Daughter’s Home for Local Resident
Funeral will be held from the home of his daughter Mrs. Fifer in this city Thursday afternoon at 2 o’clock. Burial details were not provided in the readable text.
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Deer Lodge
Fifer
No Junket for Members of Washington Assembly
Olympia January 21 without a roll call the senate postponed indefinitely the house resolution to fund a legislature junket to state institutions at a cost of 8 500. The trip will not be made though the house wanted it. New senate bills include a presidential primary presence a three mile dry zone soldiers homes town Nebracker Tight Yaw ands bill to prevent leasing land outside of incorporated cities and towns exceptions allowed.
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Olympia
Wash
Senate
House
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Crates
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Hutton
le Price
Eith
Willet
Fabcock
Harrison
Harrison School
Wee Nanza Mine
Bull Moose
DUTY
Representati Palmer
Pennsylvania
Mr Pi
Roucher
West Park Street
London Daily Standard
Raymond
OF Livestock Board
Spoons Ti
Langhorne
Inittee
Lso
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Tte Credit
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North Main Street
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Washington Assembly
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