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Newspaper
Baker Sentinel
Location
Baker, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1924
Page
4
Sentinel expresses thanks to readers and campaign participants
The Baker Sentinel thanks its readers and candidates for a successful circulation campaign. It pledges to continue honest reporting, expand coverage with a new correspondent, and build lasting circulation across Baker Fallon and adjacent counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker Sentinel
Baker
Fallon
Sentinel
The
The Teacher
The piece extols a mother's pride in guiding sons and suggests a mother’s virtue scales with the number of children she develops. It reflects on female influence in nurturing leadership and character across many youths under her care.
The School Teacher Faces Pampered Kids in Class Debate
The article argues teachers perform a highly responsible job shaping good Americans and deserve closer parental cooperation. It notes teachers’ modest pay and calls for stronger joint efforts with families to improve student virtues and knowledge.
The Modern School Teacher As Community Mother
Zona Gale argues that a woman who guides a family or directs classroom development embodies a rare strength. She asserts teachers and school mothers deserve respect, contrasting harsh stereotypes with the mission to enrich communities by nurturing human lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zona Gale
National Education Week Observed Across United States
The week of November 7 to 23 is National Education week, observed in every schoolhouse with educators recognizing the occasion. The American Legion sponsors the movement endorsed by the National Education Association, and people from all walks of life are giving more attention to schools and schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
The
American Legion
National Education Association
Local Residents Noted In Town Social Roundup
A. B. Long was a business caller in the city on Saturday. Mrs. Wm Clough was taken to the local hospital Thursday with la grippe but is now reported to be improving. Mr. and Mrs. Lew Williams welcomed a nine pound boy born Saturday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Baker of Olhe visited Friday. Hans Stenseth and his son of Ekalaka were in Baker for business on Wednesday and returned Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Long
Wm. Clough
Lew Williams
Claud Baker
Olhe
Hans Stenseth
Ekalaka
Baker
Red Cross Life-Saving Service Expands to 60 000
The American Red Cross reports growth of its Life-Saving Service from a single expert in 1914 to nearly 60 000 active life-savers. The program trains people in resuscitation and water safety across the nation, aided by Boy Scouts campaigns and military schools, with thousands passing tests and medals awarded for life-saving actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Red Cross Service For Humanity
War Department
American Red Cross
Red Cross Corps
Red Cross Invites All Into Neutral Army of Service
The American Red Cross calls on every citizen to join or renew during the Roll Call from Armistice Day to Thanksgiving. Judge John Barton Payne emphasizes the nationwide, nonsectarian service and urges broad public support to expand the organization’s voluntary work in 8,089 counties and 2,500 chapters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
American Red Cross
National Organization
Red Cross
Legion of Mercy
John Barton Payne
The
Annual Red Cross Roll Call Opens For 1925 Enrollment
Nationwide summons to service by the American Red Cross invites members to enroll for 1925. The annual drive runs 17 days from early November through Armistice Day with appeals from 3,600 chapters and thousands of volunteers across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Vanniyéraary
Banks Wage War on Crooks Warned by Association
James E. Baum analyzes rising crime costs, cites 1924 figures, and outlines bank safety rules. The piece explains how American Bankers Association and state associations deploy warnings, check security, and protective staff to prevent embezzlement, fraud, and other losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bankers Association
Wheat Acreage Guidance From Government Survey
W M Jardine of the Advisory Council on Agricultural Commission and the American Bankers Association warns that increasing wheat acreage by three million acres in 1924 could flood the market if other nations have normal crops. He notes current high prices stem from poor crops abroad and in parts of the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
W M Jardine
Advisory Council
Agricultural Commission
American Bankers Association
Where Bankers Come From Incomes and origins of bankers
A survey of 682 senior bank officers in the nation's largest cities finds 68 percent were born in the country or small towns. About 2 in 5 had a high school or college education, suggesting that smaller locales produce a significant share of bankers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Chevrolet 100 Hour Endurance Study Aims to Chart Mileage
The Chevrolet Motor Company plans complete records of oil and gasoline consumption from a nationwide 100 hour endurance and economy run conducted by about a thousand dealers from October 4 to 11. Regular stock cars, mixed drivers, and varied road types tested fuel use to provide an authentic national average mileage and oil consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevrolet Motor ‘Company
Chevrolet
Leavitt Heads to Washington for Congress Session
Congressman Scott Leavitt leaves Great Falls for Washington to join the short session opening December first. He aims to attend a forestry conservation conference and, en route, will meet with Helena reclamation officials and Crow Indians on tribal matters. Leavitt won re election November 4 by about 24000 votes, the largest district margin.
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the Sentinel
Great Falls
Scott Leavitt
Washington
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Helena
Montana
Crow Reservation
Leavitt
Estate of George R. Chapin Administratrix Notice
The undersigned administratrix of the estate of George R. Chapin deceased invites creditors and all who have claims against the estate to present them with vouchers within four months after the first publication. Claims must be shown at the office of C. J. Dousman in Montana for filing and formal administration in Ju lan county. Dated Nov 10, 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Chapi
George R. Chapin
C. J. Dousman
Montana
Julan
C. Chapin
George Chapin
Deccas
Notice for Publicaltion of Homestead Entry in Montana
Notice is given that P Weyerbacher of Baker Montana filed intent to prove up a 160 acre homestead claim No 036219 for N1 2 N 1 2 section 24 township 6 north range M P Meridian. Hearing before R W Russell at Baker December 9. Witnesses J M Walker A B Long H iry DeGrande and W J Wagner all of Baker Montana. J D Scanlan Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Russell
Area States
Baker
J. M. Walker
A. B. Long
H. Iry DeGrande
W. J. Wagner
Baker, Montana
Public land notice for Desert entry proof at Baker
Notice is given that Itha I Cox of Knobs Montana filed to prove desert entry for 80 acres described as W 1 2 NW 1 4 Section 00 Township 3 N Range 62 E. The proof before W Russell U S Commissioner at Baker Montana on December 9 1924. Witnesses include Dan Gunderson Ed Varner SE Most and P G C of Knobs all of Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the
W. Russell
U. S
Baker
Montana
Dan Gunderson
Ed Varner
Baker, Mont
S E Most
Knobs
Mont
P. G. Co
J. D. Scanlan
Register
Sheriff's Sale Notice in Fallon County Montana
Notice of sheriff sale in Fallon County Montana. KEK D Dunlop sues George S Gordon and his wife to foreclose on property described as SE quarter and NE quarter of SW quarter in section 18 township 7 North range 59 East Montana Meridian comprising 200 acres. Sale set for November 15, 1924 at 1 p.m. at the courthouse Baker Montana. Dated October 29, 1924. Kell ing Sheriff. R B Hayl Rhea Arnold Block Miles City Montana attorney for plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the Sixteth Judicial District
Star of Montana
Fallon
Kek D. Dunlop
Plantiff
George S. Gordon
Sir Gordon
Defentar
Couchase
Baker
Montana
Fal
Carter
Eghteen
Ivey
Ker
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