Normal College Notes Highlight Course Work and Library Move
Mrs Margaret Craig Curran returns from state meetings and high school visits. About 50 new spring quarter students, 16 winter graduates, and some departures for finances or teaching positions. Spring registration likely slightly below winter due to quarter system. Library fixtures installed in the new building with books moving Saturday. Old fixtures relocated to the textbook library room. Friday evening Dillon training school notes. Staudaher siblings visit Osterman farm. Gold stars awarded for weekly spelling. Whitefish Independent debuts as a weekly newspaper by C E Clemons.
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Dillon
Frances, Pete
Velma Staudaher
Osterman Farm
Floyd Frey
Peter Staudaher
Bernice Johnson
Loren Miller
Segfred Johnson
Frances Staudaher
Nelson School Notes Report Visits and Easter Dolls
Miss Alice Roe county superintendent visited Nelson school on Wednesday March 25 and administered tests in reading arithmetic language grammar and geography with all but one pupil at or above grade. Pupils made Easter dolls from blown eggs last Friday afternoon and dressed them in tissue paper. Mildred Harriet Bud and Lee Schuler attended the local entertainment.
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Alice Roe
Mildred
Harriet
Bud
Lee Schuler
Good will as the world’s great power
The quote extols good will as a universal force creating peace between employer and employee and trust between producer and consumer. It asserts that without goodwill there would be instability and hindered progress, calling it the world’s great power.
Free Speech Imperative and Health in Communities
Henry Ward Beecher argues that free speech acts like winds to healthful oceans, removing disease elements and spawning new health, while its suppression breeds malaria and rapid death. The quote frames free expression as essential to public well being.
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Henry Ward Beecher
Food properties for growing children in preparing meals
The text lists nutrients and sources for children’s diets including lime from milk and carrots, brood from spinach, egg yolk and liver and lean meat, cabbage, raisins, tomatoes, phosphorus from fish, beans, peas, and whole grains. It emphasizes selecting foods with strong nutrient content.
Mozart burial site in Vienna marked with monument
It recalls a storm during Mozart's funeral as the hearse traveled unaccompanied to the churchyard and the composer was interred in the paupers corner. Vienna later erected a monument in 1859 on the probable grave site.
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Mozart
Vienna
Origins of the American Postal Service
The American post office began in February 1691 under British control until 1787 when Benjamin Franklin became postmaster at Philadelphia marking a shift toward an independent American postal system.
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General Post Office
London
America
Benjamin] Fanklin
Philadelphia
Odd Quail in Borneo
A Nature Magazine note describes the quail with a long hairy reddish crest and green plumage. The species thrives in tropical forests from Siam to Borneo and Java, living up to 4,000 feet and avoiding open country.
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Nature Magazine
Siam
Borneo
Java
Why Glyptodon Faded From Its Ancient Ground
The Brooklyn Eagle notes that some edentates like the giant glyptodon possessed immense size and a powerful convex shell, yet this form vanished. The article questions why such a robust creature failed to survive, labeling the reason as a great mystery.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Troubles multiply when people seek it out
A reflective note argues trouble finds those who hunt it, claiming only real troubles forge grit and strength. The piece implies a universal truth about adversity and resilience, framed as a practical maxim for readers.
Night Cough Quickly Relieved by Foley's Honey and Tar
H W Webb of Quincy Illinois reports severe night coughs eased after trying Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. He notes one dose relieved his cough and allowed a full night’s rest with no opiates or substitutes. Potts the druggist advertised.
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H. W. Webb
Quincy
Ill
Foley
Potts
Frying. Pan hash a Write or eat for further details
Fragmentary classified item from Dillon Montana lists a box number 897 and references JAMES KIRKPATRICK. no clear action or full details readable.
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Dillon
Montana
James Kirkpatrick
Foreclosure Sale Ordered on Beaverhead Mortgage
Notice of sale due to default on a 1914 mortgage by Frank P. Kiblinger to The Union Central Life Insurance Company. Property described as parts of section 31, township 7 south, range 7 west, MPM, with 7.25 acres, to be sold at public auction May 16, 1925 in Dillon, Montana for cash. The Union Central Life Insurance Company, mortgagee, enforces the sale.
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Frank P. Kiblinger
Union Central ‘Life Insurance Company
Cincinnati
Ohio
Beaverhead County
Montana
Beaverhead Abstract Company
Dillon
Beaverhead
Billings
Union Central Life Insurance Company, Mortgagee
Silent Christmas Oration Quoted In Fragmented Text
Readable fragments suggest a meditation on whether men consent to a muted Christmas without bellyful feasting or carols. The sense of restraint hints at a period piece reflecting austerity and restraint in holiday observance.
Kipling Excerpt Fragments Render Poetic Notation
A fragmented quotation from Kipling appears in this OCR fragment noting a man and his mind. The text references a high tower and seven watchmen, reflecting a literary meditation without a full context or clear narrative.
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Normal College Notes
Margaret Craig Curran
Teachers’ Service Division
Department of
Whitefish
Whitefish Independent
C.E. Clemons
Nelson School Notes
Bond Grocery Co
American Post Office
Phoenix and Munsing
Styleplus
Emery and Greenwood
Phoenix Hosiery
Sheuerman
Dillon Dry Goods Co. —‘Quality Cash Store
H. B. Smith
Adv
Spalding
Thomas Book Store
City Hall
Sullivan Bros
Dillon, Montana
Col
Frank Collins
D. F. Mains
Hartwig & Sullivan
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