County Agricultural Club Forms At Local School
A boys and girls agricultural club organized at the school last Saturday night. Mr Thurber spoke on the subject. Boys form a pig club led by Mr Neville. girls form cooking and sewing club led by Miss Zelma Nelson. Members named include Robert Watt Holger Carlson Louis Guidici Marcus Staufadher Peter Staudaker and Madeline Guidici Mildred Carlson. Bud Schuler recovered from a broken collarbone and will return to play soon. Principal Mr Peterson sent four boys to assist with a track meet and Billie Pilgrim Ned Pilgrim and Peter Staudaker were cleared to compete in Dillon.
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Thurber
Mr. Neville
Zelma Nelson
Robert Watt
Holger Carlson
Louis Guidici
Marcus and
Peter Staufadher
Johnnie Christensen
Madeline Guidici
Mildred Carlson
Bud Schuler
Bud
Peterson
Billie Pilgrim
Ned Pilgrim
Peter Staudaker
Dillon
Normal college notes reveal lectures and library changes
Violin lessons by Miss Helen Finch planned for the summer session at the Normal college. Visits by Supt. Irvin Collins of Roadup and President E. J. Klemme of Inter mountain Union college noted. Dr. Maurice Parmalee to lecture as part of Lyceum, then study Oriental problems. Library building discussed with capacity plans and open stack changes moving 30 students in one day. Dr. S. E. Davis to Missoula for a county superintendents convention. Margaret Craig Curran elected VP of national extension group.
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Helen Finch
Normal College
Miss Finch
Parmalee
The
State University
State College
Montana
Japan
Normal College Library
Free
Garver
Cluley
Hilda Hendrickson
Ella Free
Studens
Cincinnati
Mus
Margaret Craig Curran
United States
Teachers’ Service Division
Craver and Gowen Visit Families in Medicine Lodge
Local social notes show Mr and Mrs Tome Craver driving to Armstead and Miss Evelyn Border with Mr D Gowen visiting Mrs M D Craver. Edgar Rife and family stayed with his mother. Richard Freeman and Frank Rife traveled to Dillon for weekend visits.
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Medicine Lodge
Tome Craver
Armstead
H. D. Hildreth
John
Dillon
Edgar Rife
Frater
Evelyn Border
D. Gowen
M. D. Craver
Prochowsky
Horse Prairie
Richard Freeman
Frank Rife
Jackson Sunday School Notes by Mrs. A W Wilson
The Jackson Sunday School notes report attendance tweaks and a discussion of the Life in the Early Church lesson. A scrapbook project will produce an art album from 120 Life of Christ pictures to be used with lesson stories and shared at home.
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Christ
Good Book's High Value
A reflective note praises a cherished book as the priceless Ife blood of a master spirit, preserved for a life beyond death, attributed to Life-Milton.
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Milton
Furring Delays and Insulation in Masonry Homes
Building process describes adding furring to create a gap between concrete block and plaster on interior walls. This practice, common in masonry houses, prevents sweating of walls from cold exterior and warm interior temperatures.
Nail defects and treatment by trimming or polishing
Finger nail defects from local disease can be treated by a physician. Longitudinal ridges cannot be removed by trimming but may be improved by thorough polishing as they grow toward the end of the nail.
No Walking Stick Snake Found by Biological Survey
The biological survey states no snake named walking stick exists. Instead an insect of the orthopterous family Phasmidae resembles a small twig with a long slender body and delicate legs, wingless and sticklike in form.
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Biological Survey
Old Excursion Vessel’s Weather Assurance
A nervous old lady asks the excursion boat captain for reassurance about storm safety. The skipper boasts the craft has weathered many storms and its timbers are heavily worn but resilient.
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American Legion Weekly
Night Cough Relief Reported by Illinois Man
H. W. Webb of Quincy Illinois says he suffered coughing fits mainly at night and found Foley's Honey and Tar Compound effective after trying many remedies. One dose eased the cough and allowed a full night of rest. The product contains no opiates and the ad urges avoiding substitutes. Potts the druggist is referenced.
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H. W. Webb
Quincy
Ill
Foley
Potts
Sheridan High Schools Contest For Bozeman Scholarships
Sheridan hosts a five school scholarship contest with Whitehall winning the team prize and Sheridan placing second. Top honors in current history were shared by Ellis Oakwood Helen Castle Virginia City and William Hern Twin Bridges. Easter services and church events follow, including gifts from the Miss Pakarneys class and offerings totaling 41.72. Sheridan Woman's Library Club closes its year with officers elected for 1925 26 and a luncheon.
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Sheridan
Ruby
Jefferson Valleys
Bozeman
Virginia
City
Twin Bridges
Whitehall
Ellis Oakwood
Helen Castle
Virginia City
William Hern
Greenfield
Lowry
Taylor
Rupple
Luther
Foyer
Twin _ Bridges
Brim
Cave Duncan
Pettibone
Ienton
Harry Foster
Ida Fenton
Miss Pakarney
Dave Duncan
Fritz Lueck
John Gilbert
Marie Foster
Grace Marsh
Ruth Fenton
Blackwell
Sheridan Woman’s Library Club
R. W. Rossiter
Flora McNulty
Frank Tolson
Malcolm Bowden
Arthur Ellinghouse
James Duncan Sr
Frank Carey
Boone Rossiter
F. H. Wilcombe
Montana Butter Output Surges 40 Percent Since 1923
Montana dairy industry shows a sharp rise with butter production up 40 percent from 1923 levels and dairy cattle nearly doubling since 1920, indicating strong expansion in dairy farming and processing.
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Montana
Early Robbia glazed ware exhibited in 1448 by Luca Della Robbia
The article notes Luca Della Robbia presenting flat examples of ware in 1448 after years of study. The initial pieces featured white figures with blue backgrounds and occasionally green draperies, in early experiments.
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Robbia
Luca Della Robbia
Pasture for Rent North of Dillon in Montana
160 acres of land for pasturing stock with 100 acres in alfalfa. Available now until July. Located 3% miles north of Dillon. Advertised by Mrs. Katie Osterman.
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Dillon
Katie Osterman
Estray Cow and Calf to Be Sold at Public Auction
Notice by D C Erwin stock inspector states a sale by auction to the highest bidder for cash on Saturday May 23 1925 at 10 o clock a m at the Frank Bell ranch 15 miles north of Dillon. Describes a red cow about 10 years old branded on right hip with crop left ear and a small red calf unbranded.
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Ting Ries
Frank Bell
Dillon
D. C. Erwin
Dance Postponed Due to Poor Road Conditions
The dance scheduled for Apex Hall on Saturday April 25 has been postponed to a later date because roads are in bad condition.
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Apex Hall
Sat
Furnished five room house for rent in Dillon
Five room furnished house on Kentucky Ave to rent for 30 dollars per month. Adv. 16. Dillon Hotel Dillon Montana by Co. C. Newman.
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Kentucky Ave
Co. C. Newman
Dillon
Montana
Fine Lambing Place for Rent in Frying Pan Basin Montana
2000 acres inclosed with surrounding range, sheltered with ditches and springs inside and out. Located in Frying Pan basin near Dillon Montana. Write or call for further details Box 897 Dillon MT. James Kirkpatrick. Adv. ee 14 tf
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Dillon
Montana
James Kirkpatrick
Western Poems by Audrey Buck Sold at Tribune Book Store
An advertisement notes Old Timer hosts 13 Western themed poems by Audrey Louder Buck of Billings Montana. The book is described as well written and readable and will appeal to Western and Eastern readers. It is priced at 50 cents per copy at the Tribune Book Store.
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Audrey Louder Buck
Billings
Montana
Tribune Book Store
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Nelson School Notes
Normal College Notes
Irvin Collins
Roadup
Collins
E. J. Klemme
Intermountain Union College
Helena
Maurice Parmalee
Marie Smith
Leo DeCelles
Professor Light
S. E. Davis
Missoula
Medicine Lodge News
Standard Lumber & Coal Co
Bond Grocery Co
Jackson Sunday School Notes
A. W Wilson
Sheridan News
Miles
C. M. Hansen
Dillon, Montana
McCracken Bros
G. W. Pendleton, M. D
Shoup Ave
Idaho Falls, Idaho
the Tribune Book Store
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