Nurse addresses board on school nurse training in Butte
Mrs. Maud D. Lally urged the Butte school board to study a three months high school nurse training course for girls who complete two years of high school. The state board will credit the short course toward year of training, shortening apprenticeships. The board referred the issue to the educational committee for a report next meeting amid high demand for professional nurses.
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Butte
Maud D. Lally
St. James’ Toapital
Lally
State Board of Teen
Educational Committee
America
Bozeman
Missoula
Butte Women’ Council
Blaine
Garfield
Greeley
Whitler
Ad Club Nominates Officers and War Convention Plans
At a well attended meeting the Ad Club of Butte nominated next year’s officers. President candidates were Deltier and Turnbull. vice president Scheurmann and Malcolm Gilling. secretary Ray Wiener and Sy McCready. treasurer Juliar songs and F Shumaker. Retiring officers named. The group also discussed the world war convention of advertising clubs to be held in San Francisco with broad national attendance planned. Helena tax commission to meet on Wednesday to discuss telephone and telegraph property valuations. County assessors urged the commission to set valuations, with C K Leonard, David Yeager, and Wil ht Lindsay named on the commission.
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Ad Clu
Butte
Gipal
Tom
Empera
Enztilne
PC. Deltier
Turnbull
X Scheurmann
Malcolm Gilling
Ray Wiener
Damen Sy McCready
Juilar
F Shumaker
I. J. Lonskey
Arnold Beheurmann
H.S. Wisner
Julius Jonas
Advertising Clubs of the World
Ranbury
Wileson
San Francisco
PAX Commision
Helena
State Tax Commission
C. K. Leonard
Hutte
David Yeager
Hagigons
Wiht Lindsay
Desire A Large Number For YMCA Overseas Recruiting
Medoran national officer met with the war work recruiting committee in Butte to explain YMCA overseas service needs. He tours the country seeking strong men for YMCA work at the front, outlining organization goals and securing pledges from local supporters. The committee, chaired by J. Shields and WC Mesias, plans to recruit 4000 men by September to relieve front line strain and expand operations.
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Medoran
Butte
Wuitatye
Tocal “Committee
Jagt
Natio
Ohnty
Mott
Allan Fron Moran
YP Mucar
Teed
WS Shields
WC. Mesias
All Nations 10 Arch in War Savings Parade
An elaborate parade featuring crated floats and marching thrones will open the War Savings drive in Butte this month. Peter Henino oversees arrangements with 1000 Italians marching under Eugene Carroll as community council chair. Three bands plus Elks drum corps and United Spanish War Veterans provide music for a diverse, planned spectacle with undisclosed new details to come.
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Amon
Butte
Peter Henino
Talians
Eugene Carroll
Community Council
Rade
the Elks
Not Daunted By Flooded Court Tennis Victory
In a flood disrupted match at the Country club last evening Lr and Mrs Alfred Karsted defeated Mr and Mrs Will Webber 6 3 7 5 as part of the women singles tournament Mrs Karsted to meet Miss Stella Govern at Lutte tennis club tonight The final Willing Workers meeting will be at Temple Beth Israel vestry rooms Wednesday June 19 at 8 o clock with temple ladies as hostesses Non-Partisans in Chehalis Wash June 18 indicate organists for the Non Partisan league are in Lewis county jail and a bail amount of 000 is required as arrests were made last night Sheriff Berry notes
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Alfred Karsted
Will Webber
Karsted
Stella Govern
Lutte
Willing Workers Society
Willing Workers
Temple
B-Nal Israel
Chehalis
Wash
W. Hawards
H.H. Stolard
Iers
League
Lewis County
Che Balls
Ballin
Sheriff Berry
Dillon
Christian convention in Missoula gathers churchmen
The eighth annual convention of the Christian association opens in Missoula on June 18. A program of interest to churchmen and laymen is underway with several numbers on the card today. Food attendance was noted in reports.
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Missoula
Theana Christian Association
Sion
Red Cross Allotments and Boxing Draw Night
War chest trustees decided to allot 3000 monthly to the local Red Cross society and 1000 monthly to Nationalization. Allotments were made to a draw. In Boston Johnny Dundee of New York and Young Britt of New Tedford fought 12 rounds to a draw tonight.
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RED Cross
Sioxeman
War Chest
Red Cross Society
Boston
Johnny Dundee
New York
Young Britt
New Tedford
Forest fire danger rises rapidly in Western Montana
June 18 reports from the Western Montana forest service headquarters warn of rising fire danger as the dry season advances. Fires are reported in Idaho and British Columbia areas with several crew deployments underway. Lewistown defeated Winifred 6 to 1 in county Red Cross league play.
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Montana
Roucen
Taanois
Forest Service
Sne “Goeur “d'Alene
Idaho
Whatio
Metiway
Clearwater
Kaniks Forest
Abinet
Cotagnout
Spokane
Red Cross Set for Patriotic Day Lewistown Parade
Lewistown notes June 17 reports Red Cross workers to be a feature of the June 24 Patriotic day parade with the community service flag likely carried. A recent storm improved Fergus crops and Judith Basin conditions though rain was brief. The municipal swimming pool opened for the season with Mar Lis McCollum as park custodian.
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Lewistown
Red Cross
Judith Basin
Fergus
McCollum
Montana Judge Rules Fees By Draft District Lawyers Allowed
Adjutant General Grechan has referred to the Montana State Tarasso Association the case of a Great Falls attorney charged with collecting a fee from a draft registrant Provost Marshal. General Crowder supported the complaint, indicating no law was broken by the practice though it prompts bar association scrutiny. In France, nurse Miss Nellie A Kenyon reports French troops silencing the Hun threat to Paris and notes calm returned after cannons and explosions in April. Helena reports M. L. Rickman, secretary of the state bureau, has left the hospital after a brief stay.
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Felena
Grechan
Montana State’ Tar Association
S.id
Great Falls
Crowder
Aurse
France
Ena
Muty
Beyeera
Steneg Tapher
Teed Cros Nurse
Nellie A. Kenyon
Paris
Helena Mourns Soldier Boy Brent in France War
The Helena community notes the death of Brent, son of a noted family, the first Helena soldier boy killed in action in France while serving in the American army. He was a descendant of the Van Buren lineage linked to Kinderhook, and his mother was a Van Buren. His strong enthusiasm for the war and willingness to volunteer are highlighted.
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Helena
Roy
Brent
France
Martin van Buren
United States
Isi
Isa
van Buren
Kinderhook
van Burens
Dillon News Highlights College Training School Growth
Enrollment in the formal college training school sets new attendance records as a summer program expands for public school age students. Local officials Nelson and McKnight visited for road work planning while marriage licenses were issued to Lynnwood Martin and Loretta Nelson of Sheridan and Smith Ames with Anna Nugent of Grant. Separate court actions included a 60 day sentence for a concealed weapons charge and a 30 day county jail term for a labor dispute. Out-of-town visitors registered at local hotels, and Wyman planned a Salt Lake trip for his daughter. Under control, Helena forest fires have burned over 4,000 acres combined, with Beavoer Creek blaze over 1,000 acres. A lightning strike near Great Falls killed a line worker. Montana Power paid full death compensation, noted as record-fast settlement.
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Dillon
Theodore Nelson
Dave McKnight
Reed
Lynnwood Martin
Sheridan
Mont
Loretta Nelson
Ruby Valley
Smith Ames
Red Rock
Anna C. Nugent
Grant
Ames
Butte
Miss Nugent
Central High School
Harry Williams
Sentencial
Jack O'Brien
Armstead
O'Brien
the Rite Jr
Ea Stanton
Bones
WG. Rourke
Tutte
HH. Johnson
Ronda
W. D. Keeney
Tiey
C. K- Wyman
Thelma
Saltee
Wyman
Helena
Helena Forest
C. Ku McHarg, Jr
Beaver Creek
Avalanche-Hellgate
Will Can Peas in Gallatin Valley
Bozeman June 18 Antons plant completes. peas to be canned for export. The factory sits near the cereal mill with 60600 capital, 46000 in circulation, 14000 authorized. Fred Bull elected president and treasurer, A T Rutledge VP, L Brotherton secretary. Plant to employ about 100 men and women and can 1000 600 cans per season. Pea seed grown in Gallatin Valley praised by seed houses in the east.
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Bozeman
Fred Bull
A. T. Rutledge
Prudent
L. Brotherton
Galli
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National War Savings
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Earl Bryan
Link & Haire
Camp Humphrey
Virginia
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