Montana Faces Gaps in School Attendance
Helena officials report 1000 to 1500 Montana children of school age not attending any school. Superintendent of schools Mice Trumper cites rural districts remote from railroads and various causes as factors in this growing ignorance. A recent case in Teton County shows a nine-year-old child who cannot recite the alphabet.
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Mice May Trumper
Montana
Invedi Fatione
Mise Trumper
Pain Free Dental Care at Montana Dental Office
The Montana Dental company's office offers painless tooth treatment with instant relief for ordinary toothaches. Advanced techniques allow crown and bridge work without discomfort, and extractions are gentle rather than forceful. The staff, with 15 to 25 years of experience, guarantees lasting results, reasonable prices, licensed dentists, and a lady attendant.
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School law enforcement urged to demand compliance
The text argues that authorities should compel obedience to school laws by parents and require school trustees to provide accommodations, stressing stronger enforcement and systemic remedies.
Deer Lodge News Military Letters From War Fronts
Deer Lodge report details clerks letter from Valdes Alamkay regarding son Everett in the navy serving in France. Note on wages and war savings figures for Powell and nearby counties. Also mentions J. Cuthbert Fos Nejoving Ane health Nard and local travel to Fargo for training, with scattered notices about fishing and farming activity.
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William Dy
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Herrick
College of Melana
Fargo
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Tau
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Systere
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Fearn Yostr
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Harvey Piter
William Vite
Willen
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Twin Bridges News highlights Madison county roll of honor and local shocks
The Twin Bridges Gazette notes Ray Nova killed in France and Ray Noyd, son of Mr and Mrs Henry Noyd of Waterloo, confirmed dead. It reports Ernest Reuter in custody as a suspected alien enemy and notes fifty four Madison county men will entrain for army cantonments. A hailstorm along Big Hole and a cloudburst near Alder bring crop and transport concerns. Also mentioned are community Fourth of July plans, a railway accident death in Ohio, and sheriff's office travels.
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Tutte
Virginia
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Whitehall
Beaverhead
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Iuby
Whitehall News highlights charity, deaths and accidents
Whitehall on June 17 reports N. D. Root's donation of use of his barn for a Friday June 21 benefit to aid Jefferson county soldiers Mathews of Butte health officer and wife, Hermans, Strasburger from mining city, milk shipping inspected, J H Cassidy killed by a horse kick at Dawson ranch aged 85, daughter to Bozeman for interment, Harland Townshend ill with scarlet fever, Willem Hastie loses a barn and outbuildings in a fire worth about 1000, Louie Mackel welcomes a boy. Also bankruptcy discharges in Helena and aviation dispatch mentions Robert Frederick service and George H. Miburn.
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Dawson Ranch
Bozeman
Harland Townshend
Butte
Mra. Townshend
Willem Hastie
Whitehall
Louie Mackel
Encouraging Outlook in Farming Districts
Helena June 17 reports say a state delegation including Dr Lanstrum Senator Hurlingame and H C Day returned from the imperial council trip noting notable crop growth. They traveled from Helena to Washington observing potato fields and predicting strong national yields though some dry areas in the state showed shorter crops.
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W. M
imperial council of the Mys at_Atlantic Cty
OM. Lanstrum
Benator
M. Hurlingame
Great Falla
H.C. Day
T Helena
Washington
Tiges
United States
Rain spreads across central to eastern Montana
Rain and cool air move through central and southern eastern Montana with light showers reported in Lewistown Bozeman and Fort Benton. Great Falls and Havre show mixed readings as distant weather stations log varying moisture while northern Montana appears drier at six this morning.
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Marriage of Henrietta von Tobel and David Salyerds Set
Lewistown June 17 report says Miss Henrietta von Tobel and David Salyerds will wed at the Von Tobel home at high noon on Wednesday June 26. The item notes local ties and family background in a brief social notice.
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Georgie Fiske
New York
Fiske
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von Tobel
Corp
Ralph Sanderson
Forest Grove
Ware
Hoome
Dillon News Roundup Prominent Local Notes
Dillon June 17 under new federal act natives of Germany not naturalized must register with penalties up to imprisonment or banishment. Nissen petitions for final citizenship, local births noted, two men fined for fishing without a license near Armstead, rain easing drought aiding farmers, visiting families return home, Gus Peterson body to Cottage Grove, rain extends along the Missouri river valley.
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Will
Verne Coa
Big Hole
Joan Tovey
Salt Lake
Gus Peterson
Sam Peterson
Home in Missoula for Sale by Mrs Clay Buckley
Residence of the late Dr Buckley on the south side of Missoula fronts a paved street. One quarter block grounds highly improved with lawn trees shrubs and flowers. Nine room house two baths hardwood floors mahogany and white enamel finish hot water heat exterior brick and stucco. Garage with sleeping quarters. A delightful home for sale at a very attractive price. Address Mrs Clay Buckley 1980 Gerald Avenue Missoula Montana.
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Missoula
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Floods Hit Forsyth As Yellowstone Recedes Near Billings
June 17 Billings reports the Yellowstone water receded about a foot causing expectations of gradual normal conditions. Sugar stores worth 2,000,000 in warehouses remained untouched as water dropped six inches below floor level. Forsyth faces city water loss due to a broken main with isolation ditch supplying unfiltered water. Fire damaged two wooden buildings near Forsyth amid rising river harms. The Red Horn river feeds the Yellowstone area between Billings and Forsyth, risking further losses as the town flood zone remains extensive.
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Yellowstone
Maine
Laurel
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Busines
Fire situation is much better in Missoula report
Missoula June 17 forest fire situation improved with no new blazes reported and fires under control. Government forestry officials say danger remains until heavy rains saturate Hunt woods.
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R. i. Rutlease
Election laws and candidates advance in Helena
Helena June 17 to meet inquiries Secretary of State Stewart compiled brief election law facts ahead of the general election on November 5 with primary on August 27. candidates may file by August 7 for space in the campaign book, or July 17 to gain extra space, and space rules shift with filing dates. Also notes teaching and new lawyers admitted in Montana. a double surprise as a family reports an Enlisted brother killed in action in France.
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Stewart
Kin
Hetle Rankin
Wellington D. "Rankin
Supreme Court
Montana
Law Department
Dane Bailey
Mary Frances Wrdigus
Jack Laston
Jissoula
E. C. Prestleye
Kalispell
Charles Morris Body Found in Boulder River
Big Timber June 16 Charles Morris who vanished from Hope ranch on the upper Boulder was found drowned in the Boulder River one mile below George Moore ranch today. Morris had lived here 30 years, about 45 years old, and he leaves a wife. He was believed to have fallen from a bridge he was repairing. Turks in Tabriz London June 17 Turkish troops have occupied Tabriz next to Tehran the largest city in Persia per a Turkish official statement dated June 14.
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Hope Ranch
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Boulder River
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Persia
Sister Glory Hancock Arrives on Leave From War Front
Mrs Glory Hancock of the British Naval Division of Nurses returns to Asheville North Carolina on a two week leave to visit her parents Brigadier General S Westray Battle and family. She is married to Brigadier General Mortimer Hancock of the Royal Fusiliers who has served since the war began with General Haig's division.
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S. Westray Battle
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