Campaign Of Institution Plans Visit Montana Universities
Chancellor Eliott leads a July and August visitation campaign to attract students and parents to the Montana universities. In Butte on July 24 26 university representatives from the State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts the State University and the State Normal College will meet locals at the Thornton hotel to discuss higher education. The drive promotes the whole system including Missoula Boneham Butte and Dillon campuses with details available from the visitors.
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University of Montana
Eliott
Montana
University
Butte
KO. Wilson
State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
R. D. Jenkins
State University
PI. Garver
State Normal College
Mothers of South Side Formed into Club
A new organization the Mothers Club of the South Side formed Friday at Kennette hall Hazelton Carpenter and representatives from mothers clubs across the United States attended. The purpose is to unite mothers to address elevating children's amusements, civic improvement, and welfare. Officers were elected including President Lester vice president, second vice president, and other posts with Mrs. George A. Kloeckner named director.
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South Side Mothers Club
Kennette Hall
Hazelton
Carpenter
Mothers Clube
United States
Mothers of Unites Inte Lems
Ateers
Firer Vie
Chil
Lester
Nhan
W. J. Adams
Third View
Elvie
Mra EM
Lee
Sanitary Inspector Targets Outdoor Toilets
Health Commissioner McCarthy assigns a deputy as sanitary inspector to examine outdoor toilets. Since appointment, 200 toilets were found in violation and notices issued to owners. If uncooperative within three days, suit may be filed. to date, owners cooperate with the health board.
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Health
Cmeer McCarthy
A. Justicn Court
Health Board
Mother of Eight Insane Committed to Asylum
Mrs. Katie Modvit, 28, born in Austria and mother of eight with twins, was found hopelessly insane by Drs Williams and Car and committed to Warm Springs. Her autointoxication madness renders her violent and dangerous most of the time. Mrs. Turner, county jail matron, accompanied her to the asylum.
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Katie Modvit
Commissioners award bids for two concrete bridges
County commissioners awarded contracts for two new concrete bridges after evaluating five bids. Frank Silver won both awards. The first bridge replaces a wooden structure over Silver Bow creek near Gregson, with a cost of 88 and the gulch project priced at 2,200. Work on both projects proceeds.
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Frank Silver
Silver Bow Creek
Gregson
Death in Murphy Family From Diphtheria
A child in the Murphy family at 1109 East Park Street died yesterday from black diphtheria, reported by Dr. Smetters to county health officials. It is the second diphtheria death in the block within a month, and authorities say no other cases are present in the county while quarantine rules remain in force. A Missouri inventor has patented quickly adjusted molds for athrete steps.
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Murphy
East Park Street
Smetters
Montana to Attend First National Corn Show in St Paul
Montana growers will compete in the first national corn show in St Paul December 11 to 16. H J Dow says 118 Montana stops were visited during the tour to promote Northwest corn production. Entries are open to all farmers with prizes including 136 cups. the contest is individual not state based, and the show is run by First National Bank and Northwestern Trust Co of St Paul.
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Montana
St. Paul
H. J. Dow
Dow Ls
Wisconsin
Minnesota
South
Dakota
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
First National Bank
Northwestern Trust Company of
Mrs Sheldon Reveals Cuticura Healed Her Scalp
Mrs Augusta Sheldon of Denver writes that scalp itch rash and hair loss vanished after three months using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. She notes relief after first application and credits two boxes for complete healing. Advertisement urges free sample by Mail and promotes Cuticura products globally.
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Augusta Sheldon
Denver
Colo
Cal Dept
Boston
Pantages Plans Extended Vaudeville Seasons Amid Reforms
The Pantages organization announces new long term contracts for acts across North America with 50 to 80 weeks of work, plus 10 weeks in New York and Chicago, 12 weeks in Eastern Canada, and 10 weeks in other cities. The plan aims to elevate vaudeville quality, provide financial independence for performers, and allow access to top European acts previously deterred by unstable seasons.
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Alexander Pantages
Butte
Bilal
New York
Chicago
Canad
Michigan
Ohio
Kansas
Ehan Pantages
Nouses
Calgary
Spokane
Minneapolis
Tarcoma
Vancouver
Pantages Opear
Montreal
Ontario
Missouri
American migration influenced by war in early 20th century
The article notes war effects on movement from the United States to England, citing 33 Americans becoming British subjects in 1914 and 244 taking similar steps in the previous decade. It highlights the broader shift in migration patterns during that era.
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England
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San Francisco
E. W. Harris Tribune
Great Falls, Mont
Warer
Warner
Safe Remedies CO
Dept
Rochester
Amenity 1
Devetine
Dace
Mothers OF South Side
Mistouri
Erewho
Columbia Graphophones and Records
Ansco
Newbro’s
Columbia
Columbia Records
Samoa
Dexter
Victor
China
Economy Shoe Co
West Park Street
Jonas
Henry Jonas & Son
East
Granite Street
J. David
Sale
Sam Greenberg
The
Greenberg Studio
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