Y M C A Schools Standardized Across United States
William Hirsch of the United Y M C A School of New York spoke at the YMCA Roundup luncheon outlining standardized Christian education and the growth of Y M C A schools. He noted nearly 400 schools, enrollment rises from 86 000 to 140 000, and 120 900 in correspondence programs, with multiple degrees offered and notable outcomes among lawyers and judges. The Roundup club aims to recruit five new members and reports 2 387 total YMCA members.
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William Hirsch
United Y. M. C. A. School of
New York
Hirsch
Mr. Hirsch
United
Y. M. Cas
Y. MC. A
United States
Canada
Cincinnati
Boston
New Mexico
Middle West
YMCA
Organisa
Ion
Butte travelers note good roads to city amid rough Montana highways
James M. Fox and wife arrived in Butte from Jackson Michigan to renew supplies. He praised prices in Butte as lower than many cities. Fox described a muddy road near Three Forks where chains were used once after a rain, and termed the Livingston to Gardiner route the worst in Montana due to a culvert issue. Travelers report the Butte Deer Lodge stretch smoother, and the Vigilante trail lacks markers while the Yellowstone trail is well posted between Butte and Gardiner.
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James M. Fox
Seattle
Wash
Jackson
Mich
Butte
Fox
Three Forks
Livingston
Garanier
Montana
Deer Lodge
Gardiner
Fined $20 for carrying a gun in police court
Fa Jensen testified he was a sheep herder, while McDonald said Jensen asked to join a robbery, promising half the take. Jensen pleaded guilty, claiming drunken amnesia, and was fined $20 with hours to pay the court-ordered penalty.
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Fa Jensen
McDonald
Jensen
Wen St
City pond reopened for youth paddling with new concrete bottom
The Common’s famous pond, also called Open to the city’s youngsters for paddling, has re opened after a new concrete bottom was installed, transforming the pond into a basin for safe use.
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Common
Plenty of Help for Farmers as Labor Arrives in Montana
Montana farms gain labor as hundreds of city workers move to farms for harvest. Harvest season starts mid month and runs to September 1, with hay fields in Big Hole basin awaiting crews. Prices quoted by Butte employment bureaus range from five to seven dollars per day for workers and farmers anticipate a busy autumn festival turnout.
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Butte
Montana
Agencs
Big Hole Basin
Kane and Kruger Wed in Courthouse Ceremony
John W. Kane and Miss Minnie Kruger were married yesterday afternoon by Justice O Neill in the courthouse. After the ceremony they left for a honeymoon tour to California and will return to Butte to settle after three weeks’ visit on the toast.
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Ane—Kruger
John W. Kane
Minnie Kruger
Justice of the Peace
O'Neill
California
Butte
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van Camps
Heinz
Richelieu
Green Peas
Chile
Lyon
Y.M.C. A
Jasnervhe Sen
Wrigleys
Wrigley’s
Jersey
Ventory
Brown
American Lady and Connell
GOGO
Connell
Erica Oe
Sea
University Club
Lune
Yellowstone Parks
Ray
Charles Ray
D Rialto Theater
James Whitcomb Riley
Snooky
Montana Circle
Gregson
Richmond
United States Mail
Drummond
Helmville
Ovande
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