Butte Current Notes On Letters And Local Notices
A fragmented local page notes rental pianos and ads from Lisa's store. It mentions travel plans of residents including Gunn departing for San Francisco and visitors from Spokane, Big Timber, and Minnesota, plus hospital news on Frank O'Connor and Mrs. Hoyst. Also referenced are auto tour books and a trip by C B Sutton and son, and Exalted Ruler James J. Canning returning from the East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orten Bross-Ady
Waller
Gaimel
Lisa‘s
Sansfer Co. Inc
Hell Rea
John
Spokane
Abe
Sebel Aye
People's
Gunn
West Grenit Street
San Francisco
Delaware
Lucila Harin
Big Timber
Minnesota
I. A. Paulson
Mary A. Paulsen
Chicago
Frank O'Connor
Sir Tames Hospital
Imara
Standard
Adv
Tae. Whiteheld
Heston
Carl Hoyst
Washington Street
White
C. B. Sutton
Napton
Milwaukee
Bucyrig
Ohio
James J. Canning
The
Butte Elks
Rochester
Danish eggs lead in French market study
The French Chamber of Commerce in London reports Danish eggs as the most popular and heaviest in France. Most weigh over two and a half ounces with the heaviest approaching two and a half ounces. American eggs average about two and two sevenths ounces. The light Brahmas produced the largest eggs in earlier breed observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
French Chamber of Commerce
London
Denmark
Sulphur Industry Shifts to Self Sufficiency in U S
The article notes the United States has moved from being an importer to a leading producer of sulfur due to new developments in refining and production. It highlights a shift in global standing and domestic capability, reflecting economic and industrial growth within the sulfur sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Arenver
Princely plea for practical schooling and labor dignity
The speaker argues for a practical public education that honors all work including farming and crafts. He critiques the notion that manual labor is lesser and urges communities to keep rural schools robust, teaching students to pursue suitable vocations while valuing every honorable occupation. He stresses that education should adapt to each child’s talents and emphasize labor as sacred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ina
Wwent
Jabor
Jane Me
Dayee
Elidren
Goth
State Superintendent Addresses Five Counties at Butte High
State Superintendent H A Davee spoke to teachers at the Butte high school auditorium about reforming education to a practical basis. He invoked Horace Mann and argued taxes should educate all children, outlining a system from elementary schools to prepare students for high school and college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte High School
H. A. Davee
Mortana
Vorace Mann
Paris Financier Deperssion in Prison After Silk Debt Crisis
Paris tycoon Monaffenr Deperdussin, silk trader and aeroplane maker, amassed debts up to $5,000,000, owning papers and a factory network. Once wealthy, he hosted dinners with young women who received cash notes in napkins. He is now imprisoned as the financial crash erupts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris i A
Geatest
Humbert
Monafenr Deperdussin
Fonr Lheaterg
Indnay
Chichy
Paris
Etampes
Villacourdlay
Belgium
Depierdussin
Butte Teachers Institute Opens With Emphasis on Play and Heredity
The opening session of the Butte Teachers Institute highlighted the value of play for all ages, led by Miss D Forresty, with thousands in attendance at the city’s Labor Day events. Dr D E Phillips of the University of Denver spoke on heredity and environment, arguing heredity largely shapes behavior while criticizing uniform punishment. The program included practical demonstrations on classroom play and lectures by several state and local education leaders, with nearly 400 teachers present from Silver Bow and surrounding counties.
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Teachers' Institute
D. Forresty
EnSteudhers
Butte
Celimnbla
America
Tage
de Institute
Donne
Europe
Tele
Renepiine
Deer
Dooner
State of Montana
Kinces Harte-Parks
D.E. Phillips
University of Denver
Garver
W.K. Dwyer
Anaconda
Ass Shearer
Aif. Tenny
Miss Witgon
Chilicon Arevan
Phillips
Feas
Deason
Ackensas
Migs
Fere Hag
Buss Forrest
Stakle
Daver
Tadas
Sliver Bow
Deer’ Longe
Mabel “Sharm
Katharine Ryan
Frances Ryan
Berna Schrader
Sophie Showers
Milltcent Schwand
Nellisi Shea
Anna Sullivan
Myrtle Templeton
Echo
Templeton
Agnes Welsh
Beaverhead
Jennie B. Stevenson
Genevieve Carlson
Fergus County
Anastasia McManus
Travalli
Ruth McNeal
Lewis and Clark County
Mre
Lenore Teas
Moretta Wiliams
Missoula
Mary Shull
Mrs
Eugene Smith
Grace Sprague
Gene Thorge
Suste G
Waldbillig
Anna’ Warner
C. Whkinson
Kansas Farmers' Union Issues Recommendations at National Convention
Salina Sept 4 Liberal agricultural appropriations abolish futures dealing establish a marketing division in the agricultural department curtail credit extension oppose immigration laws protest central bank currency plan. Regulatory committee report presented to congress with delegates from 16 states attending the national convention.
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Salina
Wats
Agricultural Départment
Karmers’ Union
Condition of cotton crop in the United States
The department announced on Aug 23 that the growing cotton crop's condition was 68.2 percent of normal. The report lists states such as Virginia North Carolina and Georgia with varied readings, reflecting statewide variability in crop health and development during the period.
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Washington
Department of Is
Virginia
Enki Carollns
Massachusetts limits child labor under new state law
Thousands of children under 16 faced unemployment as a new Massachusetts act restricted child workers. The measure bans those under 14 from workshops and caps work at eight hours daily or 44 hours per week, affecting mills and manufacturing towns.
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Boston
Schl
Tie Mile
Juvenila
Maassachusetts
Tra
Lovely creations in full millinery display in Indy store
An opening exhibit showcases Hennessy millinery with velvet draped hats in Hack colors and new shades like tango red fox and Russian green. Miss Reid notes real goura feathers priced over 340 with cheaper imitations around 20 hat included. Laces bands and crowns in gold and silver effects add to the show enjoyed by many ladies.
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Artisun
Herd Hennessy
Indy
Tage Renard
Miss Reid
Sid Sai
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Butte News
Bincipal
Stadd Cid
Broadway
Tatephone
Telemone
Tatew Curalahad
Montana
Sapphires
Sulyrur
SiAwis
Storkiy
Ole Aiken
Lina
Lmbor Ihal
Milton
Davee
Locke
Thasa
Sone
Rube Field
Anyuman
Mattie
Identa
Init & Book
Anu
Marty Schooln
North Main
Imei
Teachers’ Institute
Fivernriguhorivg Countie S
Pillog
Nya
Prikinson
Chiildren
Heredity Ha
Oxford
C. W. Wilng
Powell
County
Nora
Bennett
Euey Blewetl
Mars
E. Jose Fitzseal
Granty
Emma St. Hoover
Jenna Hearn
Gertrude McGammon
Anna McCormick
Clara McCormick
Atrbe
Pointer
Tzetta
Jetson
Irene Garnt Wallace
Clara’ le Hazel
Lilian’ Rowiey
Mose Linz
North
Maln Si
Orton Brothers
Steinway
Chickering
Knabe
Vose
Hallet & Davis
J. & C. Fischer
Kimball
Kranich & Bach
Conway, Whitney
Smith & Barnes
Hinze
Orion
Schraf
Willard
Strabher
Vote & Sons
Weber
Brelnway
Veresh
North Main Street
Kansas Farmers’ Union
Dr. E.E. German
Butte Lady
Ansonia
Essanay Film Company
James
Short
Edwards
A. Bell
Gettysburg
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