Normal College Index Highlights Elementary Grade Interests
The January Normal College Index mails this week focusing on elementary school grades four to six with teaching tips and suggestions. Contributors include Miss Brauer Miss Duboe Miss Hand Mr Fairbanks Miss Feley and Mr Henry. A Wednesday assembly features class meetings and next week February 8 at 10 am a program of plays.
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Normal College Index
Brauer
Duboe
F. Ryerson
C. Clements
Louise Baxter
Helena
Daphne Dodd
Marjorie Ristine
Buffalo
Dodd
Maxine Dandy
Clarence
Jack Sederholm
Great Falls
Jack
Robert Lowry
Deer Lodge
Sonia
Doris Billington
Sairview
Mr. Fairbanks
Jane Stallings
Horton
Henry
Scheer
Red Cross
Lucile Kelly
Musselshell County backs away from special House election
Governor Erickson issued a proclamation for a January 31 special election after the Montana House refused seating J. B. Sarding who led in votes but failed 12 months residency. The county board said law timing made seating impossible this session. C. G. Lewis, 65, Chinook businessman, killed himself on a Seattle train. coroner found a note about family troubles and a throat slash in a washroom.
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Musselshell
Montana
House of Representatives
Erickson
House
J. B. Sadring
David Murphy, Jr
Board of County Commissioners
C. G. Lewis
Chinook
Mont
Seattle
Fish
Ashley
Herald
Grant
Potts
Congress
Dillon Public School notes show weekly student projects and sports
Reports detail Mrs. Black directing an 8th grade newspaper section for The Dillon Examiner, science astronomy lessons, germ studies, and home economics. The 8-2s cover hygiene, monitors, manual training, and banner contests while basketball teams win 20-9 and 36-9 before a Twin Bridges clash.
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Black
Dillon Public Schools
Dillion Examiner
Dillon Public School
Beavers
Twin Bridges
Meagher era politics in early Montana turmoil
The article recounts partisan clashes in 1866 67 between Meagher era Democrats and Republicans over territorial laws statehood and districting. It covers court rulings nullifying Meagher legislatures opposition to statehood constitutional conventions governorships and congressional appeals shaping Montana politics.
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Territorial Court
Munson
Legislative Assembly
Hosmer
Lincoln
Meagher
State Department
Post
Montana
Sumner
Stevens
Territory
Union
Great Western Sugar Refinery Ends Campaign After 113 Days
The Great Western Sugar refinery closes its annual 113 day campaign after a record run. Farmers delivered 401,508 tons of beets and received 1,800,000 dollars on the initial payment of 4.50 a ton. Total production will reach about 1,220,000 sacks of 160 pounds. Last year 345,000 tons and 1,067,000 sacks were produced.
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Great Western Sugar Refinery
Montana to Raise Funds to Clear Democratic Debt
The Democratic National Committee runs a $750,000 deficit from past campaigns and seeks state cooperation to wipe it out before Roosevelt takes office. Montana’s share is set at $4,000 with Dr. T. J. B. Shanley of Butte named chairman of the Montana committee to raise the quota.
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Democratic National Committee
Roosevelt
Montana
T. J. B. Shanley
Butte
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Normal College
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the Post
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