College progress notes include funding and enrollments
The state board of education approved 25000 for Dillon college repairs and library upgrades. Enrollment reaches 668 in 1026 college courses and 68 secondary students in 115 high school courses. A Junior class debate on a soldier bonus bill was won by the affirmative. Miss Eleanor Troxell returns from east district meetings and Miss Hazard with Miss MacGregor spent Easter in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Education
Dillon
Congress
Ethlyn Davis
Raymond Holmes
Florence Noble
Elwin Dell
Eleanor Troxell
Miss Troxell
Glendive
Terry
Miles City
Forsyth
Roundup
Harlowton
Billings
Bozeman
Ryegate
Wibaux
Hardin
Red Lodge
Bear Creek
Big Timber
Livingston
College Hall
Miss Hazard
Miss MacGregor
Butte
Superintendent of Schools
Standards For Accrediting Montana High Schools Adopted
The State Board of Education adopts detailed accreditation standards for Montana high schools. Rules cover accreditation duration, record keeping, minimum instructional days, unit requirements, teacher certification, class sizes, facility needs, and probationary listing for schools not fully meeting standards.
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State Board OF Vecation
Montana
State Board of Education
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Poem by Uncle John about temperance and prohibition
A rustic verse laments moonshine and strong drinks, mocking sarsaparilla and near beer, praising temperance. It recalls alcohol harms, cites a paper story of a man making hootch, and urges obedience to law regardless of season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake
Bar-Keep
Reform call to repeal Montana primary law proposed
A Montana group argues the primary election system is flawed and wasteful, urging repeal by Nov 1922. They claim candidates chosen by conventions are preferable and urge statewide cooperation to form a strong movement. In a separate note, Henry Dietch suffered severe facial burns from a gas explosion while lighting a fire last Saturday.
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Tifth
Montana
J. E. Monroe
Brank Eliel
Jos. C. Smith
A. L. Stone
W. G. Gilbert
Henry Dietch
Illness and travel notes from Horse Prairie area
Mrs. Venora Metlen of Horse Prairie is seriously ill with pneumonia. Miss Genevive Metlen, her daughter, was called home from Redledge where she taught. Roy Forrester J E Morse Roscoe Cornell and Dr Morrow spent several days in Butte for the auto show and Stockmen’s convention. Joe Shaw returned Tuesday evening from the Stockmen’s convention at Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venora Metlen
Horse Prairie
Genevive Metlen
Redledge
Roy Forrester
J. E. Morse
Roscoe Cornell
Dr. Morrow
Butte
Joe Shaw
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promoted For Chronic Catarrh
An old advertisement notes cold prone individuals can prevent colds by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. It claims internal action through the blood reduces inflammation of mucous surfaces and restores normal conditions. Circulars are free from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Circulara Free
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Krimp Krust Bread Ad From City Baking Co
A wholesome bread advertisement touts Krimp Krust as delicious and healthful, produced by City Baking Co. The blurb emphasizes quality and nourishment.
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City Baking Co
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American Press Association
Dillon Postoffice
Telephone
Tribune
Jha
Vineetath
Rexall
eVe
Mutooneters
Canton
Uncle John
Normal Lyceum Committee
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