Miss Rankin Agrees to Movie Filming on Campus
Miss Rankin reluctantly agrees to be filmed on the University of Montana campus in Missoula after Dean Jameson arranges a dignified backdrop. The compromise allows 100 feet of film featuring university buildings, the campus, the big white M, and distant mountains.
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Jeannette Rankin
Congress
Miss Rankin
Missoula
K. W. Jameson
Jameson
Univer
Miss Anna Wesley Wins Fort Assinniboine Land Draw
Miss Anna Wesley of Coffee Creek was among the successful applicants in the recent Fort Assinniboine land drawing, securing a farm.
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Anna Wesley
Coffee Creek
Fort Assinniboine
Miss Rankin Photographed at Alma Mater for Montana Film
Miss Rankin addressed students at the University of Montana campus as Dean Jameson arranged the first movie about the congresswoman. The project promises to inspire Montanans and serve as a statewide educational highlight.
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Missoula
University of Montana
Miss Rankin
Dean Jameson
Montana
New Flathead County Legislator Emma Ingalls Pioneering Widow Leader
Emma Ingalls of Flathead county, widow and Inter Lake founder, won a legislative seat with broad support. She and her late husband built a productive farm with son in law W T Winston, while she pursued humanitarian causes and suffrage work. She praised a clean campaign and pledged to inform herself and vote rightly next session.
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Flathead County
Emma Ingalls
Inter Lake
Ingalls
Equality Club
KaHspell
Woman Named County Assessor After Husband's Death
Mrs. A. P. Smith widow of A. P. Smith longtime Yellowstone county assessor who died in Butte after an operation has been appointed by county commissioners to succeed him. Mr. Smith held the office 14 years and was re elected in November with the largest plurality in the county.
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A. P. Smith
Yellowstone County
Butte
Agawam
Chateau
Milwaukee
Revenue storekeeper Will Shirk of Troy Ohio on duty
Will Shirk of Troy Ohio serves as a U S Revenue storekeeper while Will Work of Parkers Prairie Wisconsin is noted for occasionally shirking his duties in the same brief item.
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Giddap
Parkers Prairie
Wis
Will Shirk
Troy
Ohio
U. S
Mrs Hathaway Leads Ravalli County Woman in Legislature
Mrs. M. S. Hathaway, Ravalli county representative and Bitter Root farm owner, is a prominent suffrage figure. She campaigned for temperance and suffrage, helped push the suffrage amendment, and plans to introduce women’s measures in the upcoming legislative session.
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Next
Legislative Assembly
Ravalli County
Seventeen year old Josie Fuller raises hogs in California
Miss Josie Fuller, 17, Holtville, California, runs a 50 head hog herd for pleasure and profit. She aims to be the best hog expert in her district and notes pig culture offers money and fun though not a debutante finishing school. Her pork fetches 3 12 cents a pound, and she nearly won a UC prize before judges reduced her score for time spent with dogs.
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Josie Fuller
Imperial Valley
Holtville
California
Miss Fuller
University of California
Witty observations on gender roles and society
A collection of pithy quips about men and women, marriage, work, and class. It plays on vanity, independence, and social expectations, noting changes like a woman entering Congress and the spread of phonographs, with satirical takes on domestic life and finance.
Blind man shooting gallery star on his day off
A man at a shooting gallery wins bull's-eyes and reveals he is the blind man at the corner of Brown and Smith streets, explaining this is his day off.
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Brown and
Smith Streets
Many Montana Local Notes From Diverse Towns
Agawam tracks reach the terminus. Butte death of A P Smith at 54. Helena judge found guilty of reckless driving on appeal. Helena inspector Andrews appointed in charge of Montana Idaho district. Kalispell boy wounds another with rifle. Thompson Falls plans appeal of Edith Colby murder conviction. Livingston and Gardiner unite to restore Yellowstone park garrison. Great Falls eyes lights for smelter stack to illuminate 150 miles. Poplar grain theft hits farmers. Helena Second Montana regiment pay issues concern army. Montana compensation board spends 445735.70 for 2248 payees. Butter tree set for Dec 23 in Helena. Dillon hosts Christmas Eve choir and gifts drive. Ulm reports tripling grain elevators and 100000 bushels marketed locally.
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Helena
C. S. Wagner
Charles K. Andrews
Immigration Service
Montana
Idaho
Kalispell
Clarence Ray
Thompson Falls
Edith Colby
Livingston
Gardiner
Yellowstone Park
Great Falls
Second
State Compensation Board
Honger G. Murphy
United States
Anaconda Copper Mines
Dillon
Ulm
Ladies Shirt Waist with Convertible Collar Pattern List
A catalog of historical dress patterns with sizes, required fabric amounts, and 10 cent prices. Includes shirt waists, capes, corset cover drawers, aprons, girls dresses, and costumes dated 1888 to 1900 with specific material yardages and bust measurements.
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Vocational Congress For Girls
Woman Wins Farm
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Eastman Kodak
Santa Claus
Orton Music House
Orton Brothers “Music
Mrs. Hathaway
Hoi Polloi
Pheasant
Il Trovatore
Sloan
Montana Light Plant & Motor CO
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Billings
Alhambra Hot Springs
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Kodaks
Gibson
1St Ave
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Montana Newspaper Association