Last Week's Institute Reports Teachers Meeting and Track Meet
The teachers meeting Thursday and Friday drew attendance issues due to the storm. Miss Troxwell and Miss Pryor led demonstrations on reading. Yale won the college track meet with the highest points. Plans proposed to form a Teton County Teachers Association to organize future meetings.
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Miss _Troxwell
State Normal College
Burgett
Yale
Nelson
Miss Webster
Farmington
Holbrook
Sheldon
Bynum
McDermott
Kilgore
Davidson
Koyle
Jones
T. L. Gap
Church
Little
Fairfield
Angel
Tweet
Peterson
Power
Thomas
Collins
Skratass
W. E. Hall
Barker
Dutton
Dutton Miss Benson
Milkwick
Miss Bryson
Claude
Gitchell
Pendraoy
One Mian Gets Jenkins Freed After Captivity
William Co. Jenkins United States consular agent at Puebla was released by Senor Mestre the personal attorney of Jenkins after a ransom of 300000 Mexican dollars was paid to Federico Cordova leader of Mexican bandits. Jenkins traveled by auto to Puebla and is now in the American hospital. Secretary Hanna of the American embassy directed negotiations and will report on return.
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Mexico City
William Co. Jenkins
United States
Puebla
Pobla
Senor Mestre
Jenkins
Mr. Jenkins
Federico Cordova
Cordova
Hacienda Chavarra
Pubela
Elting Hanna
Real Estate Transfers in Teton County for Week Ending Oct 29
County clerk records show warranty deeds filed through Teton County Abstract Co. Bynum Mercantile Co transfers to Roswell S. Matthews for portions of blocks in Bynum. Thomas Cotrell and wife sell to Ferdinand A. Weyer for land described as e2 ne4 in section 21, township 23 north, range 3 west.
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Teton County Abstract Co
Bynum Mercantile Co
Roswell S. Matthews
Bynum
Thomas Cotrell
Ferdinand A. Weyer
Belgian Royalty in Capitality on Second Washington Day
King Albert Queen Elizabeth and Crown Prince Leopold filled an ambitious schedule in Washington with a Mount Vernon trip aboard the Mayflower presidential yacht. They were due to visit Washington's tomb and attend a formal dinner hosted by the secretary of state with Vice President Marshall in attendance.
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Washington
Albert
Elizabeth
Leopold
Mount Vernon
Marshall
Clamp Lid Down on Demon Rum
Washington reports enforcement of a new prohibition act effective with wartime measures. Agents move to close saloons and restrict manufacture and sale of liquor to beverages under 0.5 percent alcohol. Home storage for personal use remains not punishable by the law.
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Washington
Senate
Bureau of Internal Avenue
United States
High School Notes From a Stormy Week At School
Students returned to an eight forty five start with a half hour music period. Many were absent due to the storm. The senior class finished Poe studies and began annual prep. Red Cross drive succeeds. Basketball and cantata plans progress. Examinations this week pause literary society activities. Hallowe en party planned for Friday. Girls glee club debuted at teachers institute.
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County Institute
Poe
Red Cross
Dutton
Williamson
Literary Society
Hallowe’en
Teachers’ Institute
Governor Stewart to Undergo Appendi citis Surgery in Butte
In Butte on Oct 29 Governor Ss. V. Stewart will be operated on for appendicitis after a local hospital examination confirmed his Helena physician's diagnosis. The governor's condition was not serious, but a later recurrence risk prompted the decision for timely surgery.
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Butte
Ss. V. Stewart
Stewart
Helena
Governor Orders Extra Session Of North Dakota Legislature
Governor Lynn J. Frazier issued a proclamation calling an extra session of the North Dakota legislature for November 25. The session will address ratification of the federal suffrage amendment, aid for drought stricken farmers, and industrial program legislation. The Non-Partisan League controls both houses amid talk of bank rehabilitation and potential impeachments.
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Bismarck
N. D
Lynn J. ‘Frazier
North Dakota
Bank of Fargo
League
Langer
Carl Kositzky
A. C. Townley
Hall
Kositzky
Teton Gopher Extermination Effort Ranked Large in State
The Teton County Farm Bureau and county commissioners organized a major gopher extermination campaign ranked among the largest in the state. Teton ranks second in strychnine used and land covered, with about 30,000 pounds of poison on 300,000 acres last year. Next year the work will continue as plans are drawn by active Farm Bureau members.
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Teton County
Farm Bureau
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Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve System
First National Bank
Chateau
Montana
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Hirshberg
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