Community Party Brings Laughter Food and Games
County correspondence recounts a lively gathering with 8 PM arrivals. Five hundred games, a delicious lunch, dancing until midnight, and a tug of war. Casualties include a sprained back and socks worn thin. Local residents Otto J Christensen and wife attended, as did many neighbors and students.
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John Schlicher
Otto J. Christensen
Frank Bell
Mr. Wheatland
Enoch Young
Butte
Annie Mautz
Billings
Scott
Joe Pacey
H. M. Miller
Jack Kenan
J. W. Kenney
Noah Allen
Melrose
R. E. Dutch
George Rice
Mr. Rice
W. Siria
David Hier
Joe Pace
Lester Rice
Catherine
B. Stephenson
Missoula
Carrol Shealey
Good American club elects new officers for second semester
The Good American club held a Friday meeting and reelected Robert Watt as president Marcus Staudaher as vice president Anna Staudaher as secretary Holger Carlson as playground inspector and Charles Pilgrim as sergeant at arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good American Club
Robert Watt
Marcus Staudaher
Anna Staudaher
Holger Carlson
Charles Pilgrim
French class party hosted by Miss Mary Gist
Miss Mary Gist hosted the high school French class at her home Wednesday evening. The entire program and conversation were in French and refreshments were served. Mr and Mrs Max Lauterbach left Monday night for Los Angeles to spend the rest of the winter. Mrs Frank Birrer of Blaine is shopping in town today.
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Mary Gist
Max Lauterbach
Los Angeles
Frank Birrer
Blaine
Our City
Normal
Intermountain Union
High School
Helena
Fairbanks
Dillon Quintette
Bacon
Early Success and Child Rearing in a Changing Society
The text contrasts early intellectual feats with later discouragement, warning against over-forming children. It cites William James Sidis as an example of wasted potential and argues parental vanity harms youth. It also critiques excessive early learning and argues for warmth, exercise, and rest before heavy study. It ends with car industry notes on saturation and demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William James Sidis
Harvard University
Harvard
Normal College Notes Highlight Lectures Games and Enrollments
The bulletin reviews campus news including lectures by Theo Shoemaker and McCullough on Montanan forests and naturalization, a Monte Carlo like discussion on marriage by a writer and professors, a basketball matchup with Intermountain Union on February 1, and updates on enrollment, extensions, and planned spring activities.
Five cattle stray from Reichle Montana herd
Five head of cattle strayed from Reichle Montana. The lot includes one two year old steer, three yearling heifers, and one cow, all branded identically on the left rib. A reward is offered for information leading to recovery. Kasper Hauser, Reichle, Montana.
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Reichle
Montana
Two-Thirds Boss Rule Doomed People Back of Abrogation
Written specially for the Dillon Tribune by Edward Percy Howard. The piece argues the two thirds boss rule is doomed, emphasizing public sentiment against entrenched political power and calling for abrogation of the old governance constraint.
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Dillon Tribune
Edward Percy
Howard
Bryan Decries Two-Third Rule Without Unit Rule
William Jennings Bryan argues against the two thirds rule in the Democratic National Convention unless the unit rule is also abolished. He warns that the two thirds rule keeps big-state bosses from dominating the convention, citing New York where bosses could control 46 of 90 delegates and sway the rest.
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New York
Democratic National Committee
Washington
William Jennings Bryan
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
Mr. Byrnes
Jackson
Democratic Party
Party of Progress
Democrats Hint At Abolishing Two Thirds Rule At Convention
Washington outlines a growing push to end the two thirds rule and unit rule in the Democratic Party. Key leaders like James Byrnes and Homer S. Cummings voice support for change while cautions persist about timing and political risks.
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Washington
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O’leary
Schuler
Harry Schuler
John Schuler
Drummey
Apex
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Bud
Nelson School Notes
Tribune Book Store
Ketbar
FORD
Muscle Shoals
Normal College Notes
United States Navy
Arizona
Earth
United States
Henry Ford
Theo Shoemaker
Public Relations
Assembly
Shoemaker
McCullough
George Wallace
University of Washington
Baxter-Tonney
Monkey
Charles J. Smith
Roanoke College
Virginia
Providence
Doctor Smith
Olympias
Alexander the Great
Dr. Garver
Miss Ragan
Dry .Garver
Miss Carson
Trage With
Bond Grocery
Land Noodle
Oakland
Lucile Williams
Prop
Kasper Hauser
Bryan
Homer S. Cummings
Connecticut
Daniel C. Roper
Internal Revenue
McAdoo
Lawrence Sanford Morand
Metlen
Dillon
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