Women drive health and civic reform in Montana homes
Montana women lead health education and child welfare efforts, support W C T U influence, and push for safe dairy practices in Billings. They survey Indian reservations, consider women jurors in court, and advocate memorials for Albert Gallatin, citing progress from suffrage to civic duty.
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Montana
Society of Women College
Butte
Harriet Lycette
Spokane
Lycette
State College of Washington
Billings
Ruzicka
Billings Federation of Women's Clubs
Europe
Lady Astor
Albert J. Nock
Harper's
Himmelherrgott Donner Wetter
United States
Albert Gallatin
Forks
Missouri
Jackson Visits Old Time Scene in Yellowstone 1871 Photo Return
William H. Jackson, Hayden Geological Survey photographer, returned to Yellowstone 55 years after his 1871 visit to photograph Mount Holmes and the canyon region. He gathered material from J. E. Haynes and plans to present prints to W. H. Holmes on his eightieth birthday.
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William H. Jackson
Hayden Geological Survey
Yellowstone
Mr. Jackson
Washington, D. C
J. E. Haynes
Mount Holmes
W. H. Holmes
Mount
Holmes
Gallatin Range
Gardiner River
Grand Canyon
Uncle Tom
Canyon
Park
Paul Bunyan Tug Launch At Somers Lumber Yard
Crowds gathered at Somers to witness the launch of the Paul Bunyan, a new Somers Lumber Co. tug named in tribute to the lumberjack hero. Miss Ruby McDonell, daughter of Captain Angus McDonell, will command the boat. The 65 foot craft, designed by Naval Architect L. E. Geary Everett WA, carries a 180 hp diesel engine with galley and berths.
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Paul Bunyan
Somers
New Somers Lumber Co
Ruby McDonell
Angus McDonell
L. E. Geary
Everett
Washington
Marriage Restrictions Based on Surnames in China
A historical note explains that in China persons bearing the same surname are forbidden to marry, reflecting a set of traditional family matching rules rather than general social practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Northwest Land Finance venture aims to stabilize farms
A Minneapolis backed plan proposes a 25 million dollar privately owned Northwest Land and Finance corporation. It would buy underpriced farms in the northwest, offer them to experienced settlers on 10 to 25 year terms, and lease manage and sell land to stabilize values and improve regional commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Land & Finance Corporation
Minneapolis
Minnesota Realty Association
Northwest
Howard Everett
St. Paul
Corporation
Corporations
United States
Fraernal Societes
Freight service begun at Opheim on 49 mile branch
The Scobey Opheim branch of the Great Northern, 49 miles long, began operation with a first commercial freight train. Farmers of Valley and Daniels counties will haul wheat 50 to 75 miles less, aided by a $3,000,000 stock issue. Elevators, stockyards and depots rise as towns grow and rail facilities expand.
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Scobey
Valley
Daniels
Opheim
Scobey-Opheim
Great Northern
W. BR. Smith
Great Falls
Mr. Smith
Four Buttes
Gluten
Peerless
West Fork
Glentana
Ralph Budd
Glasgow
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M. RB. Plassmann
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
O. J. Kelloge
Fort Peck
Kellogg
Minnesota
Jefferson
Gallatin
Switzerland
America
Thomas Jefferson
Chas
A. Rose
Eighteenth Judicial District
Huntoon
Tenth District
Pomeroy
Eleventh District
Galen
Supreme Court
Hunteon
Campbell
Sirocco
Ata
R.C.A
Butte Electric Supply CO
Box 1710
Butte, Mont
Dodiy Het Ozick Everplay
Wabh
Jackson
Yellowstone Park
Heyden
Big Moncey
Foremost Business College
N. W
Business College
Mont
O. C. Neuman
Wheaton
R. B. Millard
Little Falls
J. F. Nichols
Minneapolic Realtor
A. Montana
Housh Butte
S. C. Huseth
Pipestone Hot Springs
Carlsbad
Northern Pacific
Pipestone
Ane As
Bridger Canyon
Gallatin Valley
Bozeman
Bozeman Canning Co
Eman