State School Report Sparks Interest Across Montana
A State Superintendency report highlights Montana's 160,221 school age children, 2,623 one room rural schools, and varied term lengths. It notes 19,000 high school pupils, declining tardiness rates to 22.9 percent, and teacher training paths. Normal College events are scheduled for March 19 and 20.
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Montana
Babson Outline of 1923 Business Prospects Across States
Roger W. Babson details a 10 000 mile survey of US centers. He notes New England hit by, then recovering from, depression and highlights New York Pennsylvania and Ohio as next to rebound. He cites banking and jobbing in New York City, exports and imports pressures, and optimism for a lively stock market in 1923. He praises Mohawk valley manufacturing potential and Canada US reciprocity, and offers views on Ohio Pennsylvania New Jersey Maryland conditions.
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New York
Roger W. Babson
Dillons
Pennsyl Vania
Maryland
Ohio
New England
Babson
Pennsylvania
Bridgeport
Connecticut
Akron
New York City
Department of Commerce
East
Harding
United States
England
Mohawk Valley
New York State
Albany
Buffalo
New York Central
West Shore
Erie Canal
Canada
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Illinois
Michigan
Athens
Rome
Carthage
New Jersey
Hste
Ong General
Mr. Babson
Central States
College and regional schools open June eighteenth
The station at the College and the regional schools will open on June eighteenth and continue for nine weeks.
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College Debates Set Between Montana State Normal and Wesleyan
Montana State Normal College will meet Wesleyan in a debate on Friday March 16. The teams Edythe Nelson Sylvia Jelinek and Mary Moran will represent the Normal. Two weeks later a second debate with Gooding College will discuss compulsory arbitration in strikes affecting railroads mining and related industries.
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Montana State Normal College
Wesleyan
United States
Edythe Nelson
Sylvia Jelinek
Mary Moran
Normal
Montana
State
Gooding College
Savings Accounts Opened With One Dollar
Twenty three years ago a savings department was established offering accounts for one dollar or more. Babies with early accounts have grown to entrepreneurs, proving the service valuable. The institution still accepts deposits of any size and pays 4 percent interest compounded semi annually.
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Seasion
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Lewis and Clark
Cascade
Jefferson
Missoula
Normal College
Hartwig Theater
Ferrani
REX Ingram
Paris
Barbara la Marr
Clara Kimball Young
Nara
Hoot Gibson
The
Gentleman From
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Salome
Nazimova
Eiveryone
Oscar Wilde
Nanook
North
Arctic
Statenger
W. Babson
Dillon Examiner
Army Munson
National Bay State Shoe Company
Broadway
A. L. Stone
W. A. Graeter
Cashier
First National Bank
the Bank of ‘Strength and Service
Dillon