Montana teachers and institutes celebrate progress across Silver Bow
In Montana, 1900 institutes open in Teton and Kalispell as Silver Bow hosts a four day statewide education gathering. Over 200 teachers discuss methods, with Miss Downey and Superintendent Young leading staff in arts, physical culture, and music.
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Chateau
Teton County
Montana
Kalispell
Flathead County
Choteau
Silver Bow
Silver Bow County
Butte
Northwest
West Park Street
Lewis and Clarke
Helena
Fort Benton
Meagher
White Sulphur Springs
Broadwater
Townsend
Madison
Virginia City
Beaverhead
Dillon
Silver Row
Central School
Centerville
Young
Hamilton
Missoula
Harwood
State Normal
Bracken
Chicago
Corbin
Flavin
R. G Young
Mr. Young
Annie Harwood
Miss Harwood
B. P. Downey
T. J. Flavin
Teachers’ Association
Montana State Educational Association
Teachers Host Social Dance at St Lawrence Institute
At St Lawrence church the Alexander Shanna institute hosts a social dance with teachers and guests filling Gymnasium hall. The crowd enjoys waltz two step and schottische while space runs short. The Union club plans a Crystal Springs dance Wednesday and society events at the gardens feature prizes won by Mrs Laughlin and Mrs Goldberg.
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Han
Butte
Julia Sullivan
Centerville
May Sullivan
Gene Brink
Northern Pacific
Beer Man
Mies Cumbaugh
James Sullivan
East Center Street
Helena
National Park
South
Montana Street
Mary Healy
Nellie Healy
Grand Forks
North Dakota
Alexander Shannahan
J. C. Sinsell
Colorado Street
Josephine C. Sinsel
Theodore Lane
Lulu M. Sinsel
R. B. Nucelle
E. O. Tilburn
James Canty
Sellers Largey
Lulu Largey
Cotter
Mr. Busch
Margaret Blackieton
Mattie Alexander
Bessie Skyrme
Washington
National Seminary
Margaret Loughlin
Coloma
Coast
Anna Hansen
M. McManus
Great Falls
J. R. Wharton
Canada
Silver Bow
Silver Bow County
St. Lawrence’ Church
Father Batens
Alexander Shanna
Gymnasium
Union Club
Crystal Springs
J. A. McKee
Boulder
Gardens
German Soldier Describes China Occupation Lease
A letter from a German soldier recounts life in China after the Kaiser leased a Chinese territory for a German base. He recalls an exploration begun with food and ammunition, passing two villages and reaching the town of Tsimo before the narrative ends.
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Kiauchow
Berlin
Vorwartz
China
Tsimo
Corsets for Men Stir Public Curiosity in 19th Century Reform
A New York Press piece surveys men’s corsets as a remedy for middle age growth, citing an English debate and a Turkish bath insider. The letter from Modern Society asks practical questions about comfort, lacing, silhouettes, costs, and wear for daily activities and formal attire.
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New York Press
Stout
England
Beatrice
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Livingston
Gallatin
Bozeman
Jefferson
Granite
Philipsburg
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Cascade
Institute
Esmay
Mabel Renshaw
Europe
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Westark
J. Charles Sullivan
Columbia College
Miss Mae
John Ducie
Park Avenue
Seward A. Rickards
Richards
J. Sidney Ellis
Mexico
Republic
Os Music
The
Dillon Normal
Claribel Corbin
P. B. Downey
J. M. Hamilton
Robert G. Young
Late Society News
Miss Bracken