Summer session enrollment climbs at State Normal system
State Normal and regional schools report higher summer registrations than last year with about 704 at the main campus and Lewistown 200 Miles City 400 Billings 240. The university offers limited summer courses for credit toward normal school graduation while regional schools run teacher training programs under President Davis.
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Miles City
8. E. Davis
State Normal School
Dillon
R. W. Wallin
Custer County
Fis
Mileshie ‘ M
CG. Dietrich
Billings City
Tendent
Billings
A. T. Pbricipal
Beaverhead
Farm families bear the brunt of dull agriculture profits
A 1920s economic snapshot notes varied returns by industry from 14.25 to 6.50 per year and states a farmer’s $17 260 investment in food products would yield 1 90 in profits, yet nothing was realized. It highlights farm hardships and the deceiving nature of statistics.
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United States
Figures Won’t Lie But ARL Will Figure
Farmers work in fields not on paper says Western News noting data and figures shape policy. The remark contrasts practical farming with administrative forecasting and highlights a skeptical view of statistics in agriculture.
Montana Mining Law Viewed as Barrier to Resources
Sidney Norman notes in the Los Angeles Evening Herald that Montana and other states suffer mining declines due to restrictive legislation and aging districts. He cites metal output dropping from 121.4 million in 1917 to 16.3 million in 1921, then stabilizing at 50 to 60 million, suggesting epic state laws hinder investment and development while oil booms in the north show promise.
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Montana
Butte
Sidney Norman
Los Angeles Evening Herald
Governor Erickson Upheld by Supreme Court Ruling
Supreme Court sustains demurrer by attorney general and dismisses proceedings regarding the sale of certificates. Toomey sought a writ to halt state board activity on certificates. The act aimed to save taxpayers from interest gaps between warrants and 4 percent certificates.
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Erickson
Supreme Court
Railroad Commission
Ozanne resigns as So Humane Officer in Montana
Butte July 8 Deputy humane officer Paul Ozanne has retired after four years of service leaving the office in the courthouse vacant. The legislature allocated only 10000 to run the state department for two years, with Helena needing about 6500 to operate. Ozanne served Silver Bow Beaverhead Granite Powell Deer Lodge Jefferson Madison counties and helped place many orphans with adoptive families from 43 households.
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Paul Ozanne
State Department
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Ozanne
Bow
Beaverhead
Granite
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