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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1913
Page
5
A city meeting centers on forming good habits in children. J R Aldermen discusses posture, speech, and conduct for teachers to model. He cites lectures by colonel and visits to gardens while stressing discipline, cooperation, and health education in schools.
Debates hinge on whether married women should be barred from teaching beyond five years. Advocates argue women deserve equal access to education and careers, while opponents claim homemaking duties justify limits. Prominent figures including Dr Biot of Harvard and educators in Butte weigh in on community interests and wage education.
The teacher describes five boys and five girls learning through division of chores and support. The effort centered on helping with meals, dishes, breakfast, and encouraging respect for mothers. A dramatic change followed, with one girl showing renewed interest in school and a lighter home burden.
County commissioners including McGaffery Strvetor Frenes conducted an inspection trip to Delrose to study conditions. After delays, their auto rear axle broke near Malian work. Chairman Stroroni walked to town, while McGrade Harrington and others left with the car, a relief vehicle followed, and the group reached home around midnight.
In Washington on September new posts were created and fills announced. Joseph T. Wile Snod remains minister to Spain but will become ambassador as Madrid’s legation advances to embassy. John Hwing of Louisiana named gainigler to Honduras.
A historical Q and A item notes that the Thirtieth Street precinct earned the nickname vtenderisi after a captain’s remark about choosing tenderloin over chuck steak, with the name spreading through the surrounding neighborhood. The piece also asks about cepra from Stevenson and moon counts for the planets.
A diversified program at the Broadway theater showcases a set of acts including Phanhouser and Broachops and a feature tale titled A Te in the Affairs of Men. The lineup promises an entrancing evening with varied acts and engaging stories designed to please patrons.
Freda Schuler, a Swiss immigrant, earned money in America for years to support her husband Josef Schufer and their four children. He stayed in Switzerland, prompting her to seek and win a divorce on the grounds of non support. The court granted custody of the four children to the wife and ordered monthly support, with the plaintiff planning to return to the old country after final arrangements.
Prospective plans aim to resume work at the Prospect mine in Alder Gulch after expert reports indicated high grade ore and several shipping ore sites. Malette has reviewed the property, mill remodeling will start when possible, with a small crew and winter planning for a low cost, high extraction plan.
July expenditures reached 2309.36 dollars amid a new sanitation push by the health board. Major costs stemmed from garbage collection and disposal, with salaries and fees for health officers, clerks, and laborers. The period saw 12 quarantined cases, 47 rooms and 40 people fumigated, and a focus on improving district sanitation and reducing contagious disease spread.
The university announces its largest ever enrollment amid a statewide campaign as students prepare for a holiday break. Campus facilities and dormitories will be vacated during the holiday period.
Projected over three months a $150 endowment and extension fund drive seeks support from Friends of the Institution. Helene has replenished funds for the new Watling, placing responsibility on the state and supporters to meet the endowment goal.
A garbled report from Washington lists Dr Craighhead as president of the University of Montana and mentions several figures in education and administration. The text references a female appointee connected to a Wendy’s and a Salmon River area station, but many fragments are unreadable.
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