Montana State Teachers Meet at Missoula Session Highlights
The Montana State Teachers Association held morning sessions at the University with Dr. Uesar J. Craig presenting What the Community should do for the Teacher. Debates on retirement funds versus pensions followed with support for a salary enabling old-age provision.
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Missoula
Montana State Teachers’ Association
Uesar J. Craig
State Unversity
Sand
R. J. Condon
Helena
R. G. Young
Butte
Dr. Craig
Alice E. Hopper
Montana State Normal College
Mre
Laura Ek, Howey
Montana Wesleyan University
F. B. Smith
Big Timber
Retta Barnes
Missoula County
Department of Higher Education
W. FE. Brook
R. P. Smith
Crawford
Allegheny College
Pennsylvania
Association
Miner
Bozeman urged to lead Montana in disease control drive
Montana public health officials urge towns to cooperate in suppressing communicable diseases. Bozeman’s board of health distributes a bill offering a ten dollar reward for information on violations of reporting and quarantine rules. The campaign promotes an anti tuberculosis society and cleaner communities to draw healthy residents.
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Montana
Atate Department of Public Health
Atate
Thomas D. Tuttle
Health Bulletin
Bozeman
City of
Bozemanj
Board of Health
Montana Short Courses for Farmers Begin in 1908
The Montana Agricultural College announces a two week agricultural short course from January 6 to 18 1908 covering Livestock judging feeding and management Orchard planting and home grounds layout and soil and crop management for Montana conditions A dairy farmers course runs January 20 to 25 focused on practical dairy work and a January 27 buttermakers course aims to train young men for creamery work The program meets rising demand for practical instruction among both young and older farmers across the state.
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Montana
Farmers’ Institute
General College
Montana Agricultural College
Riedelsberger Honored in Idaho Falla Magazine Feature
In the January Burr Mackintosh number Karl Reidelsberger and J H Hinton are praised for a superb art photograph of Reidelsberger. The print, sent to McIntosh's for critique, attracted quick publication in the magazine's People of Note section between images of Korea's Princess and Admiral Robley D Evans.
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Idaho Falla
Burr-McIntosh
Karl Reidelsberger
J. H. Hinton
Hinton
Reidelsberger
Butte
McIntosh’s
Aet Anda
Karl Riedelaberger
Korea
Robley D. Evans
Karl Reidelaberger
Koenigaberg
East Prussia
Germany
Magonic
Courses Open for Young Men at Bozeman College
lucrative positions await young men who fit for this work with no entrance requirements. Room and board in Bozeman run from four to five dollars weekly, making the total course cost very small. President Hamilton of the Bozeman college will correspond with all seeking further information.
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Bozeman
Hamilton
Change Location of Locks for Isthmian Canal
Washington December eight Isthmian Canal commission to move locks from Lahaboca to Miraflores four miles inland within the safety zone. Two locks planned with a savings estimated at 3 000 000 from the Sosa site. President Roosevelt approved the plan about ten days ago noting strategic and cost benefits.
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Washington
Isthmian Canal Commission
Lahboca
Miraflores
Roosevelt
Commission
Sosa
Efi RR
Bobby Burns Dead in Melrose Home at 60
Robert Byrne known as Bobby Burns was found dead in his Melrose apartment. Coroner Stevens and undertaker White conducted the investigation and ruled the death due to natural causes. Byrne, a Donegal native who came to America over four decades ago, had lived in Melrose since around 1896 and owned property. interment planned in Melrose.
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Robert Byrne
Bobby Burns
Merrose
Stevens
Undertaker White
Donegal
Ireland
America
Virgina City
Melrose
T. J. Byrne
Holland Skating Rink
Neghbors
Byrne
Thia City
Inter Mountain
Jack London on Molokai Leprosy Visit Contours Joyful Colony
The article quotes Jack London praising life at the Hawaiian leper colony of Molokai. He recalls a Fourth of July celebration with leprosy patients dressed in festive costumes, riding horses and mules, and spectators including Mrs London and leper riders enjoying prizes for horsemanship and costume. He notes the happy atmosphere among the leprosy community.
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Molokai
East End
London
New York
Stock Yarda
Chicago
Jack London
Moloka
Pau Ridera
Mrs. London
Hilla
Travelogue from the Far East Highlights Life in Tokio and Japan
The writer notes abundant babies carried on backs in Tokio and observes minimal animal labor across Japan. In inland farming, plowing and harvesting are done by hand, with limited horse use. A Nikko tramway carries bulls loaded with coke and coal to a mining camp, a striking scene of bull-driven freight.
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Tokio
Hanpy
Japan
Nikko
Lake
Chujenji
Bulla
Recollection of the Lazars and a Defiant Molokai Reference
The speaker recalls a Havana lazar house with two hundred lepers confined inside four walls until death and asserts Molokai as a preferred place of permanent residence, mentioning a few thousand other places not suitable.
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Lazar
Havana
Molokai
Revolving fold bed with mirrors and built-in fittings comes to office
A fine revolving quarter-oak folding bed with large bevelled plate mirrors and ward robe, secretary, drawers. Includes good springs and mattress. Complete at my office Maurice A Waleer M D.
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Maurice-A
Waleer-M
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Emile Sauret
Stern Conservatory
Berlin
Orcheatra
The
Philharmonic
Theodore Thomas
Akill
Professon
Riedelsberger
Far East
Michael Stern Fine
Ce Ae
Michaels-Stern Fine Clothing
Michaels, Stern & Co
Johebter
Black Knox
Eliel Brothers
Anaconda Standard
Standard
Northwest
Anaconda, Montana
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