Montana women profit from farming on 320 acres Tippe rary ranch
The article profiles Miss Virginia Parks and Miss Sedie Bailey who moved from private hospital work in Oregon to ranching in Sweet Grass county Montana. They bought a 320 acre relinquishment named Tipperary, renovated farm buildings, and use a general utility boy to run wheat flax and oats operations with yields and prices cited from last year and this year.
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General Utility
Montana
Virginia Parks
Sedie Bailey
J. W. Bailey
Big Timber
Baker City
Oregon
Sweet Grass County
Tipperary
Woman on Montana Charities Board Probes Jails
Mrs. E. B. Weirick, first woman on Montana's board of charities and reform, tours jails and public institutions. She reports on conditions at Deer Lodge Penitentiary, Warm Springs Asylum, Boulder Deaf Blind Home, Galen Tuberculosis Facility, Miles City Industrial School, and other facilities, urging increased funding and equipment.
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Board of Charities and Reform
Montana
E. B. Weirick
Board of Charities and Corrections
Columbia Falls
Miles City
Boulder
Galen
Galen and
Deer Lodge
Weirick
State Board of Charities and Reform
Children’s Home Funding Society
State Society For the Prevention of Tuberculosis
Homer Club
Butte
State Board of Charities
Noted suffragette Inez Milholland Boissevain dies in Los Angeles
The article lauds Inez Milholland Boissevain as a renowned suffragette, lawyer, writer, and speaker. It recalls her bold college activism at Vassar, legal career in New York, pacifist stance, and high-profile marriage to Eugen Boissevain. It notes her ties to Montana leaders and her efforts with the Ford Peace Expedition.
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Inez Milholland
Boissevain
Los Angeles
Montana
New York
Emmeline Pankhurst
England
Italy
Vassar
Vassar College
United States
Germany
Poughkeepsie
Milholland
Romeo
New York University
Osborne, Lamb and Garvan
Mercer Street
Eugen Boissevain
Pater
Miss Milholland
London
William Marconi
State Debate Champions to be Decided at Missoula Interscholastic Meet
The Montana High School Debating League with 25 schools in 7 districts, led by Prof. George R. Coffman, advances toward a May finals at the University of Montana to crown the state champion. Debaters must have passing grades, speeches limited to ten minutes, and no full readings.
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Montana
George R. Coffman
Missoula
Columbia Falls
Eureka
Kalispell
Libby
Polson
Whitefish
Deer Lodge
Hamilton
Victor
Manhattan
Bozeman
Butte
Townsend
University of Montana
J. S. Snoddy
Carbon County
Columbus High School
Greece
Rome
Missoula County
Forsyth
Jefferson
Gallatin County
Flathead
Tom Brockway
Joseph M. Dixon
Montana Briefs From Across The State
A roundup of short notes: milk price hikes in Butte and Helena. new Milwaukee rail service near Richie and various depot developments. Great Falls barber price rise. steel ore car shipments to the Megaba district. Eureka Lumber plans a spring railroad. water works system designs for Troy. charges against Great Falls official Hartman and possible pardon for Sam Hill in Butte. Various civic projects fund drives in multiple cities. university students may gain military drill and pay. Arctic owls spotted. citizenship denial in Helena. river grain traffic and pontoon bridge issues. fire losses in Conrad. local humor on a jail caper. Trudel pays fine after illicit meter hookup. Montana Teachers Association officers named in Kalispell.
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Butte
Sidney
Great Northern
Richie
Dawson County
Fairfield
Milwaukee
Great Falls
Helena
Anaconda
Lewistown
Megaba
Eureka
Eureka Lumber Company
Troy
Cal Hubbard
Chester Hartman
Hartman
Sam Hill
Stewart
State Pardon Board
Philipsburg
Granite County
Northern Pacific
Wicked Butte
Salvation Army
Conrad
Power-Wilson Company
Conrad Mercantile Company
Whitehall
Dick Flaherty
North Boulder
Chamber of Commerce
Obain
Missoula
State University
Montana Lakes
Red Rock
East Side
Sher Bahadur Kahn
Turkey
Bert Henderson
Peter Trudel
Trudel
Kalispell
Montana Teachers’ Association
H. A. Davee
J. A. Burger
Isles City
Minnie Spurgin
W. D. Sw
Marriage Automatic on Birth of Child Seeks Illegitimacy End
Women across 12 suffrage states push bills to remove illegitimacy from social handicaps. The plan would grant automatic marriage between parents of children born out of wedlock and ensure the child bears the father's name and receives support. Led by the National Council of Women Voters, the movement started at Cheyenne Wyoming.
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United States
National Council of Women Voters
Cheyenne
Wyo
Ladies Dress Patterns and Materials by Size and Price
Vintage garment patterns list includes ladies shirts waists caps corset covers aprons and dresses with sizes bust or waist measures and yardage for 36 44 inch fabrics. Prices are ten cents per pattern with multiple sizes and year references 1885 to 1900.
Fall and Winter Catalogue Offer for Ladies Patterns 1916 17
Catalogue notice offers a 1916 17 fall and winter catalogue with over 400 designs for Ladies Misses and Children plus embroidery designs and a dressmaking guide. Send 10 cents in silver or stamps and use coupon when ordering pattern Pattern numbers requested.
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