Montana seeks more teachers for summer session
The State Normal College offers a robust summer program to train and certify teachers for Montana public schools. It provides a six week training school, subject offerings for county certificates, and a full 12 week war and Red Cross oriented curriculum. The program aims to fill vacancies caused by wartime service and includes first aid and patriotism courses. Three men under 30, Joe Lugerson, Joseph Crusable, and Oscar Sherbloom, are detained as slackers pending investigation.
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Hola
State Normal College
Red Cross
Joe Lugerson
Joseph Crusable
Oscar Sherbloom
Re-elected Chancellor Elliott Pushed Montana History Plan
The state board of education closes a three day session by approving a plan to require United States history and government in all Montana high schools with a minimum 170 days per year. Chancellor Elliott was unanimously re elected for four years after praise for his leadership of state educational institutions. Reports show growing numbers of well qualified teachers and 140 high schools accredited or pending. board plans recodification and legislative recommendations. Pernicia Selah and Clara Lenkerstorfer visit Jackson with aunt Mrs. Ben Oneaj.
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State Board of Education
United States
Montana
America
Pittsburg
National Educational Association
Stewart
L. Holt
Miles City
State Industrial School
Notich Notice From Mrs Hugh Sweeney
Public notice states Mrs Hugh Sweeney denies deserting her husband and claims she was ordered out by him and his mother in Stone Creek.
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Stone Creek
Hugh Sweeney
Dillon Man Files Three Year Proof On Montana Land
Department of the Interior notice in Helena dated May 27 1918 states Joseph K Hermann of Dillon Montana registered a homestead entry No 08553 in 1913 for sections in township 7 south range 9 west to prove up the claim before U S Commissioner F A Hazelaker on July 8 1918. Witnesses named include Gordon Conger James Kerr Joseph Couch and Maurice O'Brien all residents of Dillon Montana.
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Department of the Interior
Helena
Montana
Joseph K. Hermann
Dilton
Township
Range
Meridian
F. A. Hazelaker
United States
Dilion
Gordon Conger
James
Kerr
Joseph Couch
Maurice O’brien
Dillon
Jos. Oker
Register
Notice of Intent to Homestead Claim Dillon Montana
Notice is given that Everett G Conger of Dillon Montana filed notice to make three year proof to establish his homestead claim on 8.5 acres in section 2 township 7S range 9W, Montana meridian. The proof is to be before U.S. Commissioner F A Hazel baker in Dillon on July 10 1918. Witnesses are Joseph W Couch J Fred Kerr Joseph K Hermann and Charles W Scott all of Dillon. Jos Ok er Register
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Helena
Montana
Everton G. Conger
Dillon
Meridian
F. A. Hazelbaker
United States
Joseph W. Couch
J. Fred Kerr
Joseph K. Hermann
Charles W. Scott
Jos. Oker
Register
Notice of homestead proof for Roy G Lund Dillon Montana
Roy G Lund of Dillon Montana files three year proof on land entries NW% section 32 and N% 8% section 32 township 78 range 6W. before Fred Rife clerk of District Court Dillon on July 10 1918. Jesse Ditty George E Ditty Louis Hoffman and Hannah Hoffman of Dillon named as witnesses. Jos Oker Register.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Helena
Montana
Roy G. Lund
Dillon
Township 78
Range 6W
Meridian
Fred Rife
District Court
Jesse Ditty
George E. Ditty
Louis Hoffman
Hannah Hoffman
Jos. Oker
Register
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Normal College
West
France
U.S
Elliott
F Hartman
Kremer
Trumper
Dietrich
EK. C. Eliott
Pernicia, Selah
Clara Lenkersdorfer
Jackson
Mrs
Ben Oneaj
F. O. B. Dillon
Western Motor Supply
Dillon, Montana
C. W. Orberem
FORD
Missoula
the Kaiser
Hogtvipe
Tohenzollern
Kize
Mabel de Long
Tom Grimes
Tex McLeod
Bill Switzler
Stampede Committee
James A. Walsh
Missoula Hotel
Missoula, Montana
Tex Designers
Coats
Eliel Brothers
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