Opposition to free textbooks in state schools grows
Citizens across Montana resist a proposed state law to provide free textbooks, arguing costs and outdated materials. Teachers warn current books like Harvey's grammar and McGuffy's readers are obsolete, while opponents accuse publishers of rigging the plan and fearing loss of local control. A separate note forecasts a Northern Pacific railroad branch from Gaylord to Twin Bridges and discusses local political caucuses and nominations.
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