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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1913
Page
2
The article reports MES Thompson elected federation leader amid celebrations and remarks on women’s clubs progress. Notable names include alternate officers and committees pledging support for the state fair show and women’s initiatives. The event highlights entertainment by the Yellowstone club and remarks on future activities in Livingston.
Stadt Correspondency reports a June gathering of about 230 clubwomen at Hunter's Springs. The event featured songs, stage performances, and a Macbeth sleepwalking scene, with Missouri guest Eva Clandinns reciting and Livingston and Tra ler's band supplying music. Guests included Mrs David A. Dielesun and Mrs Wy Pare Lan, with formal federation proceedings and a grand program in the parlor.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a quirky note from Butte and Missoula. Names Weivick and Cheipse appear alongside garbled phrases. The passage mentions youth and a time of lives, with references to a yellowstone site and Longston.
Mrs Ana Morrie of Bogen addresses the state Federation of Women's Clubs on girls problems. She urges early education, work value, and fitness from kindergarten through college, stressing physique, discipline, and knowledge to empower girls to contribute to family, work, or both.
The readable text describes a rare physical condition with multiple deformities and surprising self awareness. It references unnamed individuals and a setting involving college involvement and parental knowledge, though details are unclear.
The article notes the Beretagh Woman's Club and Fellowstane club seeking to recruit girls into club work. It highlights the 1892 founding of Fellowstane and a federation effort, with members preparing a drama and a young musician performing. Livingston is predicted to become a future leader.
In a forestry committee report Mrs Mitchell urged increased interest in forestry for youth education. She noted the need to orient young people to natural resources and requested clubs to lend supportive books by Frances Hodgson Burnett to local libraries for readin g and discussion.
Livingston Times reports Park county gains one new member in the federation. The Progres sive Mothers' club of Clyde Park has been organized and federated recently, with active work and enthusiasm. Big Timber hosts three clubs the Seucyelah the Muste elute and the Tihrary Extension Ghib, recently federated in Yellowstone valley.
Strela dispatch to the Staniard Missoula June 4 The news of the joy of Mrs Tyler W Thompson of city as president of the Montana Federation of Women’s Clubs by members and delegates at the Livingston convention received here with much joy. Mrs Thompson's friends and acquaintances in Missoula are legion and they are sincerely pleased and justly proud at the honor bestowed upon her.
In the community, a longtime member of the If An You Gike I club helped establish the Afistouia Woman's club. She held numerous offices including 18th president for two years, chaired the Wedhyke section, and was noted for charming hostessing at social gatherings. Local Missoula women feel the state organization will continue to prosper under leadership guided by Mrs. Biplssius and the district.
Fragmentary account recounts folk beliefs from older times about toads, horseshoes, horsehair, grasshoppers, and worms. It describes cautions against touching toads, alleged cures, and curious tales of horsehair snakes and worm lore, with scattered notes on rural practices and local superstitions.
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