Critics Rally Against Special School Weeks
The Anaconda Standard reports that 784 educators oppose special weeks in schools citing disruption to programs, wasted time, increased teacher burden, and diluted public perception of education. Superintendent Siders of Pocatello offers satirical week names as relief. Most educators deem weeks a nuisance and urge rejection of all.
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American Educational Digest
Siders
Pocatello
Idaho
Montana crops show resilience in tough season
The harvest report notes Montana farmers faced a harsh year with western drought yet suffered fewer setbacks than the national average. Spring wheat yields meet 1924 levels, winter wheat losses were severe, and overall crops like oats barley rye flax and potatoes still show expansion. Modern scientific methods prove essential on semi arid lands, turning farming into a precise science rather than a weather gamble.
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Montana
United States
Agricultural College
Federal Farm Representatives
All-Montana Development Association
Week of Special Observances Burdens School Calendar
Many school leaders plan to drop special weeks and days as distractions from the regular curriculum. Trustees will decide how well such observances can be limited. Lists of weeks include Education, Prevention, Clean Up, Thrift, Safety, Health, Music and more, plus local and national themes. A national compilation recorded 91 different school weeks in the year ending last June.
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American Legion
Near East
Red Cross
Hunting Season Musings and Wildlife Policy Notes
A discussion on waterfowl abundance and hunting season law changes across states, highlighting migratory bird protection trends, new summaries of Game Laws for 1925 6, and debates between sportsmen and conservationists. References to federal migratory bird treaty act, refuges, and and parable about global politics.
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Department of Agriculture
United States
Minnesota
Gulf States
House of Representatives
Senate
Hennessys Style Revue Draws Great Crowds In Butte
A grand Hennessys display showcases fall fashion with music by James Chatham, elaborate window art by George Taylor and Steve Rutledge, and a crowded second floor ready-to-wear and millinery salon. Models include Mary Fogarty and Ada Bowjen among others, with vibrant colors and rich fabrics. Children’s outfits and exclusive Miller shoes add to the spectacle as shoppers fill every seat and stair.
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James Chatham
Hita
George Taylor
Steve Rutledge
T Alent
Aeihtyioseth
Sether
Isa Mary Fogarty
Mary Ogle
Jovita McMahon
Ada Bow Jen
Rose Dougherty
Emily Welcome
Hazel McGrath
Evelyn Sidertin
Alice Comstock
Esther McGrath
Hazel” Jackson
Ine Enstrom
Doro
June Divalowman
Eva ‘Bawards
Mac Jean Sullivan
Dorothy Matthews
Hennessy
House of Youth
Printzess
Shagmoor
Bobby Coats
Sally Milgrim
Clair
Julia Hoyt
Cort
I Miller
Hennessy’s
Vogue
Deaver
Tappe
Joseph
Hermine
Trinner
Warshuuer
Rawak
Deda ‘Als
Secretary Jardine Drops Armour Morine Merger Complaint
Secretary Jardine dismissed the Armour Morine packing merger complaint while separate items report a Shenandoah disaster inquiry, a Romanian minister denial, party support in Congress, and a call for witnesses including Col William Mitchell as the draft commission prepares.
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Jardine
Armour-Morine
Ecretary
Wilbur
Shenan- Foun
Horoscope for Tuesday September 15 1935 cautions risk
The forecast notes a mildly benevolent morning with Neptune and the Sun but warns the planetary influence becomes less fortunate later. It urges conservatism in news dealings and predicts sharp practices and unfair competition in business. Forecasts mention new deceptions, loss of old conduct standards, resource concerns, and varied national outlooks.
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Mexico
Agricult Tire
Daily Cross Word Puzzle Clue List by H De Guarde
A compact puzzle listing across and down clues with mixed entries and partial solutions. Names such as MCOALE appear among scattered hints including ancient times direction abbr mile and other short forms. The page style mimics a vintage cross word grid with varied clue types and partial word fragments.
Dared CHAPTER 44 ends with a late night walk scene
Amoura Riley navigates a tense encounter with Tim and Vey in Washington Park and at the Stone house as a new romance unfolds. Nighttime arguments, whispered confessions, and a locked door frame a developing plot. In the next chapter, A New Life Beckons.
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Green Hills Country Club
Judith
J Ant
Washington Park
Hy Phorough
Samity
Vey
Amon
Bryn. Mawr
Bryn Mawr
Tim Eure
Pheas
Vex
Amoura
Mrs. Stone
The Bivouac of the Dead Poem Fragment
A fragmentary excerpt of a Civil War era poem praising fallen soldiers. It reflects on the muffled drums, bivouac, and eternal resting ground, with lines about Spartan mothers, marble stones, and the enduring glory of heroes. The voice invokes Theodore as author.
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