Free Text Books Stir Dillon Public School Debate
The Dillon Examiner discusses opposition to adopting free school texts in Montana towns. It argues Montana may not be ready for the reform given local tax and school-building needs, noting Dillon’s strong public school support but concerns over added costs and assessor burdens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Jong
Sehel
Dillon
Dilla
Pao
Putin
Harsitio Board
Mathers
Sue Tia
Tris
Theook Levy Weade
Tur Ex- Amsner
Turk Examiner
State Board Cuts Aid Hit State Colleges and Normals
The State Board of Machinery reduced legislative appropriations to state educational institutions. The move harms the normal school and other schools with warrants showing lower allocations than planned. Critics say the board inflated the cut and shifted the burden to the normal and higher education systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Maguinery
Ition
State University
Wey Gehiel
Ofhier Educational
Intitatica No Tuatella
Glaise
Fragmented OCR Outlines a Murky 19th Century Tale
The text presents a garbled report with scattered names, places, and figures. It references legislative appropriations, a surplus, a death by accidental poisoning, and multiple individuals tied to a city and region, all in a disjointed narrative.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dillon Examiner
Kress & Barker
I Js
Bericus
Costaf
Bea
Popels
Wiewehe
Meile
Beny
Drc
Stanley
Hide
Haitar
Cuyenna
Patal
Ffeini
Metelay
Albert Gi Sawedey
Alberti
Bette
Ming Appetite Stacker
Dn Batte
Siatdey
Batte
Axl
Wisthi Lesides
Lake City
Cal
Will Aters
Partie
Meyers
Tiaimnes
Montana Mercantile Company
Montana Street
Dillon, Mont
Kentucky Liquor of
Brainard & Williams, Prop’s
Idanha
Lillis
Cushings
Cushing & Sons
Thos. B. Landers
Dillon Furniture
G. PT. Paul
Mont
Pione
Sporting Goods
F. Huber
Montana ST
J.P. Winter
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