Mrs Thompson New Federation Leader
The Montana Federation of Women’s Clubs elected Mrs Thompson as president amid praise for the meeting’s harmony and turnout. A “better baby” committee was empowered to assist the state fair show with a $59 appropriation, and invitations to next meetings were extended.
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Rankin
Yellowstone Club
Railroad Y Midals
Federation
Alton
Bra-dy
Brown
Hawthorne
Hill
Kilingensmith
Love
Hunter's
Radio
Thompson
Livingston
W. J. Christie
Club Women Celebrate at Hunter's Hot Springs
Two hundred thirty clubwomen gathered at Hunter's Hot Springs on June 26, welcomed by hayracks and stage coaches. The crowd enjoyed a lively program with stunts, Macbeth steppings by Mrs Randmann, songs by Mrs W J Moore, and readings by Miss Eva Blanding. Mrs David A Dickson received roses from Mrs W T Perham.
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The
Standard
Hunter's Hot Springs
Randmann
Missoula
W. J. Moore
Federation
Eva Blanding
Girls’ Club
Butte
Livingston and
David A. Dickson
W. T. Perham
Glendive
Butte Bunch
Tommy
B. B
More Interest in Forestry Urged by Mrs Mitchell
Livingston federation hears Mrs Mary Mitchell urge renewed forestry work and stronger club leadership. She proposes replacing the forestry chair with Mra Campbell of Miles City Mra Daum of Butte and Mra Hatch of Harlem to boost energy and teamwork. The group aims to educate youth on natural resources with library copies of The Land We Live In and The Land of the Blue Flower.
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Livingston
Mary Great Falls
Mitchell
Federation
Mra Campbell
Miles City
Daum
Butte
Mra Hatch
Harlem Fe
Overton Price
Frances Hodgson Burnett
Yellowstone Clubwomen Host Livingston Event
Mrs. Tyler Thompson of Missoula presided as president while Rick of Butte recited. Clubwomen of all ages enjoyed a lively gathering hosted by the Yellowstone Club of Livingston, with Mrs W J as a featured guest.
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Rick
Butte
Tyler ‘Thompson
Missoula
Yellowstone
Livingston
W. J
The Girls Problems as viewed by Mrs Herrick in Montana
Mrs Una B Herrick of Bozeman spoke at the state federation of women's clubs on the girls problems. She urged balanced education from kindergarten onward to produce women with health, morals, and economic value. She called for physical training, wholesome association, truth about bodies, simple dress, and work ethic starting in school. She noted the need for civic action in forestry, bird study, and conservation, urging clubs to lobby for forest policy and tree planting.
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Livingston
Mont
Una B. Herrick
Bozeman
the Agricultural College
Federation of Women's Clubs
Weil
Mtaelf
Oscar Underwood
Germany
United States
Henry
Graves
Montana
National Federation
Emmons. Crocker
Park County Gains One New Federation Member
Livingston reports Mrs Nannie Hathorn notes Park County women join the federation with Clyde Park Progressive Mothers club newly federated. Timber area clubs Stay, Music, and Library Extension also recently joined, reflecting active community federation progress.
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Carnegie
Woman's Club
Bozeman
Livingston
Yellowstone Club
South America
Park County
Nannie Hathorn
Fark County
Federation
Tages
TK Park County
Clyde Park
Hich
Teads
Splg” Timber
Yellowstone Alee
Honor for Mrs. Thompson Pleases Missoula Friends
Missoula readers celebrate Mrs. Tyler B. Thompson's election as president of the Montana Federation of Women's Clubs announced at the Livingston convention. Friends in Missoula, longtime resident since girlhood, express pride and joy in the honor bestowed.
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Missoula
Tyler B. Thompson
Montana Federation of Women's Clube
Livingston
Thompson Honored Leader in Missoula Social Circles
In Missoula, Mrs Tyler B Thompson is celebrated for her long service in the As You Like It club and pivotal role in founding the Missoula Woman's Club permanent, with decades of office holding including president and civic chair. She supports church work and U W CR, hosts students and workers at home, and is praised as a charming social hostess and steady state leader.
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Missoula Woman's Club
Belief and memory of country boys prior rival school days
A reflective fragment recalls childhood beliefs and rites of country youths, describing myths about toads, crabs, crickets, horses tails, and other rustic superstitions. The piece contrasts lore with science, noting horse hair transformations and a Chinese context about scarce wool and deforested landscapes.
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Malta
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Thildren
Women’s Union
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Hamburg
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