Commencement at Chateau town hall marks second Free High School class
The second annual commencement of Teton County Free High School on May 23, 1904, at Chateau town hall drew a representative audience. Seven graduates, three girls and four boys, delivered orations on topics including World's Fairs, education, and nature, with diplomas later presented by Prof. Guthrie.
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Teton County
Weber
Mandolin Club
F. L. Buzzell
Methodist Eipiscopal Church
James Blaine Yule
Northwest
Acantha
Yule
Alma Elnora Daley
Edna Mary Theresa Beaupre
Edwie Harold Wilcox
Montana
Ernest Jessie Moore
Moore
Edythe Whitney Luther
Weir
Guthrie
Chateau and
Love of nature in English literature through the ages
The article surveys poets from Chaucer to Wordsworth, Shelley, Keats, Bryant, Tennyson and Whittier, tracing their handling of nature. It contrasts observation and imagination, noting Wordsworth’s conscious life in nature and Tennyson’s focus on natural law and mystery, ending with nature as a lasting poetical subject.
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Chaucer
Longfellow
Coancer
Ife
Miller
Spencer
Shakespeare
England
Warickshire
John Milton
Isaac Walton
Oliver Goldsmith
James Thompson
Wordsworth
Nature
Solitude
Ruskin
Shelley
John Keats
William Cullen Bryant
Bryant
Tennyson
John Greenleaf Whittier
Agriculture as Montana's Greatest Resource and Its Growth
The article argues agriculture is Montana's top resource, surpassing mining and oil, due to irrigation limits and rising population. It cites irrigation's impact on yields, compares farm sizes and profitability, and notes gains in fruit production and a 1902 crab apple export to Canada, with state orchards centered in Ravalli Missoula Yellowstone and other counties.
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New York City
Philadelphia
Chicago
San Francisco
Atlanta
Paris
Nashville
Omaha
Buffalo
Charleston
St. Louis
Worlk
Ernest L. Moore
Montana
Fathead
Cascade
Flathead
United States Agriculture Department
Beaverhead County
Yellowstone County
Flathead County
Fork City
Helena
Ravalli
Mathead
Missoula
Yellow- Stone
Canada
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Frank M. Crone
Alma E. Daley