Total Income Of State Lands In Six Years
I N Brandford state land commissioner reports last six fiscal years total income near 10.8 million dollars with yearly figures ranging from 1.277 million to 1.527 million. Income funds support public schools and universities while mortgage and land sale interest decline amid state finances.
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Montana
Sears
State ‘Land Department
United States
State University
Agricultural College
State ‘General Fund
Republic
Montana Pioneers Hold Annual Handshake Meeting
Montana pioneers meet in Billings for a three day session with officers elected and social events. News covers remarks by C Q Mareyes and Washington J McCormick, plus plans to push state bonding for a Helena historical library. Memorial resolutions honor late members as friends tour Custer battlefield and other sites.
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Evans
Deer Lodge
C. QO. Mareyes
Washington J. McCormick
Missoula
Commercial Club
Sons and Daughters of Montana Pioneers
State Board of Examiners
Helena
Billings
Custer Battlefield
History Department of Eastern Montana Normal School
Joseph
Sturgis Battlefield
Rimrock
Hart Movument
Kelly’s
Boothill
Billings Commercial Club
Society of Montana Pioneers
J. >. O'Donnell
Yellowstone
Norman B. Holter
Sons and Daughters
Mae Mcflugh
Anaconda
Charles D. Power
Lottie Rumsey Willett
George Dick
Louise McClatchey
Albert J. Galen
Robert Vickers
Hattie Green
Pioneer Society
City of
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Pioneers of Eastern Montana
Eastern Montana Normal School
Billings Polytechnic Institute
O’donnell
Verendrye
CG. O. Mareses
Montana
Society
Henry Flannagin
Thomas ‘Thexton
Mary Donovan
A. P. Johnson
James Melini
Charles Warren
Allen McPhail
Fiudie Mason
Theodore Fedard
William Maloney
Napoleon Glaude
William J. Beall
P. T. Street
Edward H. Cooney
William Hanson
Mike Hanson
Edward Ryan
Phil Bedard
Henry Richards
Miles J. Cavanaugh
Mary M. Valston
Ernest T. Eaton
Eaton
Polytechnic
Willian Cooleman
Anna Rhemun
Bette
Julia Warren
Clinton
Plans Set for Big Eastern Montana Ed Association Session
H A Veeder and the Billings committee outlined plans for the Eastern district Montana Educational Association session to be held October 23 to 25 in the Billings High School auditorium. The event promises national speakers, an inter state high school football game Billings versus Sheridan Wyoming, a two day teachers institute and an extensive entertainment program.
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Billings Gazette
Montana Educational Association
H. A. Veeder
Billings
Sheridan
Wyo
M E A convention to feature lectures pageant and game
Montana teachers from four to six counties prepare to attend the M E A session opening in Billings. The schedule includes three general sessions, many sectional meetings, a rise in activities by eastern divisions, a Pageant and social, and a football game between Billings High and a neighboring institution.
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Montana
Plains
M. B.A
Fate Grounds
Billings High School
Weoming
New
Charles Reizicka
Commercial Club
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