Reeder School Tops National Health Crusade Winners
The Reeder school in Powder River county Montana heads the eleven winning teams in the National Health Crusade tournament. Mrs Hazel Heaton teaches the log cabin program 30 miles from Broadus. West Holt Acton Miss Ina Guthrie earned a banner. Pupils show improved health habits, attendance 50 percent, and fewer illnesses.
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Powder
River School
West
Holt School
Acton
Montana
Modern Health Crusade
Reeder School
Kruger
Reeder
Broadus
Powder River County
Hazel Heaton
West Holt
Ina Guthrie
Heaton
Turret Butte
Pinto
JAIL Tex Hunter After Long Chase
Tex Hunter a convicted bootlegger who jumped a $500 bond in Great Falls to avoid federal court is captured. Sheriff Gordon reports he was arrested in Greybull Wyoming and is jailed in Billings. U.S. Marshal Asbridge provided details clarifying his flight and subsequent arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B
Tex) Hunter
Great Falls
Gordon
Cascade County
Tex
Greybull
Wyo
Billings
United States
Joseph A. Asbridge
C. C. Hopkins
Hopkins
Central Avenue
George Bourguin
Mexico
Hunter
Montana
Montana's Riches Curse Tales of Wealth and Tragedy
The piece recalls sudden wealth and ruin as prospectors chase riches in Montana and the West. It cites Tabor of Denver who rose to wealth then died in poverty after a theater opening curse. It notes the Silver Dyke mine in Neihart tied to two insane prospectors and recalls Comstock lode discoverer Thomas Comstock ending his life near Bozeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Tabor
Denver
Cripple‘Creek
United States Senate
Tabor-Grand
Boston
Neihart
State Insane Asylum
Warm Springs
Dick Heidenreich
Peter
Erickson
Thomas Paige Comstock
Bozeman
Mont
Comstock
Virginia City
Big Horn
Nevada
William Farrell
Meadow Lake
San Francisco
West
Cabin
Big Horn Mountains
Wyoming
Big Horn Canyon
America
North America
Montana Cattle Queen Dead at Chateau Pioneer Trail Scout
Mrs. Nat Collins 77 known as the Cattle Queen of Montana died at her Chateau home after a long decline. Born Elizabeth Smith she crossed to Denver in 1859 at 15 and later helped scout wagon trains through hostile territory. Her tales of buffalo, grizzlies, and Indian crossings accompanied settlement lore and cattle ranching in Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat Collins
Montana
Chateau
Collins
Elizabeth Smith
Plains
Denver
Wyoming
Mrs. Collins
Big Horn
State Works New Publicity Plan for Montana
The Montana Department of Agriculture Labor and Industry considers a publicity policy to attract tourists while showcasing agricultural and industrial potential. A 1922 Montana edition would emphasize climate mountains lakes and rivers to boost travel and local commerce while continuing agricultural data and regional development reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture, Labor and Industry
Montana
C. C. Davis
Davis
Department
Stephen T. Mather
National Park Service
Yellowstone National Park
Glacier Park
Automobile Associations
Department of Labor and Industry
Statistical Department
Federal Crop Statistician
Montana Citizens Military Training Camps Enrollment Drive
Thomas A. Marlow of Helena says Montana should enroll men ages 16 to 35 for the Ninth Corps area camps at Camp Lewis Washington and the Presidio California from July 6 to August 5. Congress appropriated 1 million dollars for the camps and government expenses travel are paid. Applicants should contact Max Goodsill at the Helena Commercial Club for forms and transport arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Marlow
Hélena
Montana
Ninth Corps
Marlow
Helena
Presidio
Cal
Camp Lewis
Wash
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Bond
Lost Cabin
Mrs
State Department
SSR
Casey
A. Marlow
Jdex
Isto
Camp
Lewis and
the Presidio
Max Goodsill-Marlow
Derrick
AN Investors’ Guide
Hasselquist & Borgert, Incorporated
Suite
Lewistown
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