Parish Schools Close as Teachers Leave Montana
Graduation exercises were held for parochial pupils with a large class entering Central High. About 150 Sisters left Montana for Leavenworth for summer courses. An ice cream social is planned by St. Joseph’s Ladies Aid. Eighth graders and Sacred Heart graduates received diplomas. Local marriages and parish activities are noted amid a description of regional irrigation dependence in Persia.
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Central Tigh School
Montana
Leavenworth
Ikan
Ladies Aid: Society
St. Joseph's Church
Ts. Foster
Mary Humphrey
Murray
Central High School
St. Lawrence School Hall
Timothy Warren
Mary Shea
Tatens
Father Daly
Joseph ‘T. Darrow
Mery’ Johnson
Joyce, Lechner
Crawley
Father Tracey
Mount St. Charles College
Helena
St. Patrick’s
Lambertus
Canada
St. Patrick's Church
Sacred Heart
Society of the Immaculate Conception
Sisters of the Parish
Young Ladies Sodality
St. Mary's Parish
Spotted fever pest in other states spreading impact
The report by the department of agriculture details how the sheep tick and spotted fever tick inflict thousands in annual damages across nine western states including Montana. It notes differing habits, hosts, and mortality, with dipping as a primary control and Montana Bitter Root valley highlighted as a focus.
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Department of Agriculture
Bitter Root
Montana Valley
Rocky Mountain States
Bitter Knot Valley
Monleys
Montana
Utah
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
Nevada
Two Rim
Horoscope for Monday June 19 with Uranus influence
The Meclure Newspaper Syndicate horoscope warns Uranus rules bring impulsive actions and delayed decisions. It cautions against aggressive speech and dangerous weather, noting public unrest and political activity by women, plus potential accidents for those born under Gemini and Cancer cusps.
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Uranus
United States
Mexico
Mort
Scopyment
Meclure
Mont State Federation Women Hear Reports on State Institutions
Delegates at the Montana State Federation of Women's meeting in Helena heard Mrs. B. Ock of Butte and Mrs. Weirick outline duties of the state board of charity and reform. Reports covered the Columbia Farm Miles City reform school and other institutions, with calls for better facilities, inspection, and sex hygiene education, ending with an ovation for Mrs. Weirick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana State Federation of Women Todd
Helena
B. Ock
Butte
Weirick
State Board of Charity and Reform
James F. McNamee
Weltek
Orphans
Twin
Miles City
Doerr
Madeline
Dots
Welrick
Miss Doty
Housler
Boulder
Galen
Aix
Weirck
Twin Waiter Shore
Deer Lodge
Amisent
Warde Soniey
Hearst
Montana
McDonald
Werrick
Answers and Questions from a Daily Paper on Citizenship and Europe
A reader asked how much money England gave the United States for the Panama Canal and learned there was none. Another query asked if a foreign-born man who becomes a citizen and then returns to his homeland loses American rights. The dialogue also clarifies that Prussia was a kingdom and the German empire formed later, with the Hohenzollern line holding both titles.
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England
United States
Panama Canal
America
Germany
Prussia
Hohenzollern
Helena meeting notes for Montana Children's Home finding society
The annual meeting in Helena featured Rev R G Williams superintendent of the Butte district reporting ongoing support from Bitter Root valley. Applications for children remain strong and the valley shows appreciation for the society’s work. Williams will be based in Butte again this fall and winter and can be reached at 124 Brooks Street Missoula Mont.
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R. G. Williams
Butte
Montana Children's Home Finding Society
Helena Ar
Williams
Bitter Rest
Willams
Brooks Street
Missoula
Mont
Breaks Up Crap Game at Colored Club Incident
A late evening altercation at a South Wyoming Street club ends when Rufus Thompson, after a disputed roll, leaves abruptly amid a loud protest. Detectives are investigating the disturbance and Ruffus’s claim of a heated confrontation.
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Wyomingtreet
Rufus Thompson
Rufus
Local police crack down on street gambling ring
Police arrested W. 3. Johnson Lealie Reeves Will Bryan and W. D. Will who ran an informal game for 80 cents a flop. Willams batted all hands out including himself but failed to nab the man who busted the game in fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 3. Johnson
Lealie Reeves
Will Bryan
W. D. Will
Willams
Pat Hamilton Far Ill in Butte Elder Statesman
Dr. Hannifin received a telegram stating Patrick Hamilton, an longtime Butte resident and major local real estate figure, is worse and not expected to live. The message came from his Los Angeles cousin Miss Kate Suyman. Hamilton, about 85, had wealth declines and had moved west for health. owners once of the Hamilton Block, he sold it to Al Green two years ago.
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Hannifin
Patrick Hamilton
Hamilton
Kate Uyman
Los Angeles
Hamilon
Butte
Mr. Hamilton
Ie Uct
City
al Green
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Lutey’s Fine
Lutey
Crown
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THE
Western Union Telegraph CO
Butterrill
East Broadway
Davey & Gilmore
Finlen
James T. Finlen
Thornton Cafe
Love
Purity Cafeteria
West Broadway
W. H. Davey
ABC
Occident
Tripp & Dragstedt CO
South Main St
New York City
Freda Kirchway
Sing Sing
Anid Region
Persia
Caspia Sea
Anment Literatore
Tick
Hocky Mountain States
CLUB
Prase Butte Woman's Talk
Leary
E. B. Weirick
As Cola
Coca-Cola CO
Atlanta
oce-Cola
Chi
LDREN
Home Society
S$ Meeting
Pat Hamilton
ED Rose
Jeweler
North Main
Montana Roofing Company
South
Wyoming
Oechsli
Oxley Dousne
Golt
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