Growth of Montana State Normal College Urges New Bond
The State Normal College probes growth and recommends a $75,000 central building bond. President H. H. Swain’s annual report notes steady attendance, improved scholarship, new dormitories, city water, gym limits, and expanded public school ties. Attendance up 9 percent, graduates rising, and rural board demand for trained teachers growing statewide. Bond fund prospects and land grant bonds discussed.
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