Beaverhead County Education and Community Life in 1920s
Beaverhead County shows 46 elementary schools with Dillon hosting a four year high school and a State Normal training role. Enrollment totals include 2,671 in schools, 561 during summer 1920 and 620 in summer 1921 at the Normal. Charities and corrections cost 15,215.82 dollars, with a county poor farm earning 5,568.51 from produce. The county sustains a Carnegie library in Dillon and multiple small libraries, newspapers, and a rich social scene centered on mountain recreation and dances despite seclusion.
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State Normal
Beaver- Lead County
Wisdom
Lima
Ofter
Norwet
Tenance
Beaverhead
Big Hole Basin
State Department
The
Library Association
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Praised by Suffering Reader
A reader describes long stomach pain relief after using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. The ad claims the simple preparation clears catarrhal mucus and inflammation in stomach liver and intestines. One dose proves it with money back offered. Potts The Druggists and Druggists everywhere.
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Mayr
Looking Back at the Past and Embracing a Brighter New Year
A dated exhortation celebrates leaving bygone errors behind and facing the future with resolve. It urges wiping the slate clean, marching forward with dignity, and applying moral effort across ages. Quotes by notable figures frame the message of resilience.
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Penitentiary
Cabout
Apo
Ufe
Fone
Hfe
Gladstone
England
Armenia
Commierce
America
Nuathan Howard
Gist
Methodist and Presbyterian Federated Churches Notice
East Bannack st Edward Smith minister. Sunday school 10:00 a. m. Graded work for all ages. Prof. Lee R. Light superintendent. Morning worship 11:00 a. m. Epworth League 6:30 p. m. Miss Christena Barcus president. Evening services 7:30 p. m. Midweek service Wednesday 7:30 with Bible study and prayer open to all.
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East Bannack St
Sheep Ranch For Rent In Frying Pan Basin Montana
For lease an extensive sheep ranch in Frying Pan basin 2000 acres enclosed plus 2000 outside in three tracts. Large public intervening range with numerous springs and a sheltered inside spring never freezing. Good for several bands, no hay needed for strong sheep. Ideal lambing. Write for details James Kirkpatrick Box Boy Dillon Montana. BT-t.
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James Kirkpatrick
Box
Dillon
Montana
Endorsed at Home Doan's Kidney Pills Ad for Dillon Citizens
A Dillon resident Geo. E. Baker testifies to Doan's Kidney Pills relief from backache and urinary issues. He urges neighbors to use the same remedy, noting his strong faith in it. The ad promotes 60 cent price at dealers and cites Foster Milburn Co. as makers. Dr Best announces office move to Metlen block over Olmsted Stevenson's.
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Dillon
Doan
Geo. IE
Baker
Railroad Ave
First Baptist Church Bible School and Services
The First Baptist Church lists Bible school at 10 a m led by H Cameron Gowen, morning worship at 11, B Y P U at 6 30, evening worship at 7 30, and Wednesday prayer and praise at 7 30 led by Pastor Geo MacDougall.
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Bible School
H. Cameron Gowen
Geo. MacDougall
Center of World's Activity Advertised by Washington
The Villager notes that the Washington conference signals a shift in global focus, stating the center of the world’s activity is no longer in Europe. The remark emphasizes a geopolitical pivot as events unfold.
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Washington
Europe
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Lucky Goy
Skunk
Percy L. Crosby
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Clancy
Beaverhead County
Sixaminer
Tribune
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Butte
Anaconda
Salt Lake City
Idaho Falls
Much Ranch
Red Cross
American Legion
Social and Religious Survey OF
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City Drug CO
the Tribune Book Store
Methodist and Presbyterian Federated Churches
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Olmsted Stevenson Co
First Baptist Church
Foley
H. Foley
Marquette
Mich
A. L. Stans-bury
Parkersburg
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Western Wool Growers’ Association
Western Woolgrowers Agency
George Melton
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