Junior Promenade slated for May 10 at Sweet Grass
School notes outline preparations for the annual Junior Promenade on May 10 with strong junior leadership and prospect of a top event. Mentions of other activities include district and state declamation contests, a state journalism conference for Harry Thompson, track events for Raymond Lyon, and a sport day on May 14 replacing sneak day. Also notes a vodvil on May 16 and a stock judging contest May 17 at Bozeman with Aggie clubs.
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Kathryn Zellers
Patricia Knowles
Missoula
Sweet Grass
Harry Thompson
Raymond Lyon
Aggie Club
Bozeman Aggie Club
Bozeman
Northwest
Portland
Oregon
Aggie
Vaudeville Show At High School May Sixteen
The annual high school vaudeville will appear May 16 in the high school auditorium. Acts include dancing two one act plays a minstrel show vocal selections and jokes. Admission 25 cents for children 35 cents for adults. Show lasts about an hour and a half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Vaudeville
Joe Mjosness
Principal's Notes Preview Commencement Week
The school calendar shows the grade school exercises on Wednesday the 28th and the high school exercises on Thursday the 29th. May Fete Class day and final exams are highlight events. A 25 member graduating class includes a first time boy valedictorian, Robert Guthrie, who had strong averages at Reed Point and this year here. He won first in the physics contest at Bozeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Guthrie
Reed Point
Robert
Bozeman
Clair Fanning
William Iverson
Lloyd Andrews
Wayne Rees
Edna Broker
Owen Loftsgaarden
Martz
Vist
Open Road prize honors Sweet Grass high student
Robert Struckman of Sweet Grass county high school won the Open Road national editorial contest for high school students. His editorial Condition on the Western Farm earned first prize amid hundreds of manuscripts, with a $23 prize and publication forthcoming in Open Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Struckman
Journalinn
Sweet Grass County
Open Road
Williams
Big Timber Pioneer
Western Farm
Pioneer
Robert
Open Road Magazine
Atlantic Monthly
Basil King
Struckman
Sweet Grass County High School
Ambition of Jake Hamon to Make Son U S President
The widow of Oklahoma politician and oil man Jake Hamon says his goal was to groom his son Jake Jr for president. She recalls his plan to control the Republican National Committee and install his son as president when ready. She notes Hamon shifted support to Warren G. Harding in 1920 at her request.
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Chicago
Jake Hamon
Oklahoma
Jake Jr
United States
Washington
Teapot Dome
Republican National Committee
Home Brewing Still Rules As Of Yore
Washington May 2 Prohibition Commissioner Haynes denies that enforcement officers will interfere with legitimate sale of ingredients for home brew. He clarifies misinterpretation of May 1 regulations and states no regulations will hinder lawful sale of materials used in home brewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Haynes
Big Timber’s 1913 champions remembered in hometown retrospective
The article salutes Big Timber’s 1913 basketball team and coach Ike Crawford, recounting season results, state tournament scores, and a detailed final win over Billings to claim the title. It notes key figures including Prof. C. V. Brown, Charley Lamb, Esp, Kress, and local fates of team members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Timber
Boston
Paul Revere
C. V. Brown
Ike Crawford
Billings
Laurel
Bozeman
Columbus
Billings Poly
Billings Y. M. C. A
Flathead
Missoula
Lewistown
Anaconda
Pioneer
Strong
Sweet Grass County
Livingston
College Exponent
Montana
Sweet Grass High School
College Drill Hall
Billings High School
Kress
Sweet Grass
Esp
Timber
Lamb
Allen
Nelson
Hoyem
Pound
Goucher
Branger
Chrysler
Park County
Forsyth
Mike Hoyem
Butte
Nowhere
Charley Lamb
State Registrar of Lands
Helena
Seattle
Albert Esp
Paul Gibson Kress
Prof
Eighteen Years Ago News Notes and Local Bond Vote
Items recount events from sixteen to eighteen years ago including H P Franklin visiting the city from Melville and Senator W A Clark stating he will not seek reelection. A Big Timber town council meeting approved a bond question of up to 840000 for a municipal waterworks system to be voted on June 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Timber
Ben Mjelde
H. P. Franklin
Melville
United States
W. A. Clark
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Ruth S. Colby
Oliver Typewriter
Cook Hotel
Geo. H. Gallup
White Rock
L. F. Douthett
American Eagle Cafe and Lodging House
McLeod Street
Patterson Store
Tom Kue
Mont
Patterson
Jas. H. Wick
C. E. Crum
Melville, Mont
John Deere
Charles Enders
H. Topel & Bro
Bozeman, Mont
Commercial Bank & Trust Co
Chas. Heisler
Motor Inn
Guy Skillman
Nicholson Ranch
Cook Ranch
East
Boulder
Call Cook Hotel
Gem Cafe
Nick Lorig
Big Timber Supply Co
Green House
Minnesota
Big Timber Garage
Renr
J. H. Wick
Grey Cliff
H. R. Spotts
Topeka
Kans
4Th St
Jake Miller
Jane Time
H. P. Mooney
Elmer T. Johnson
A. P. O'Leary
M. McCauley
W. M. Sewell
F. B. Lindsay
Bridger Creek
George Harlan
American Eagle Cafe
Ben Mjelide
Hickman Hardware
Veblen Hardware Co
F. R. Hickman
Mar
Superior
Petlands
Son
P. N. Decker
Melcod
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