Educational Conference at Camp Cavern Whitehall Montana
Camp Birch Creek CCC reports a conference with Captain Aldredge Mr Lumsden and CCC educational officials from Washington and Montana Board of Education to advance camp education. Fire safety training, sports and construction projects at Birch Creek noted. Changes in camp staff and education committee decisions outlined.
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W.W. ‘Aldredge
Lumsden
Camp Cavern
Whitehall
Montana
CCC
Howard W. Oxley
Washington, D. C
John B. Griffing
Corps Area
Montana State Board of Education
Company 574
Oxley
Aldredge
Forest Service
Camp Birch Creek
U. S. Forest Service
Big town picnic draws crowds from Glen to celebrate
A Glen town send clubs gathering at Glen Sunday June 21 featured speakers from various regions and candidates for state and county offices. The afternoon included sports and dancing while club members plan to join the July 4 parade in Butte with Western Montana clubs.
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Townsend
Glen
Glen Townsend
Butte
Montana
Dillon Townsend Club
Public’ School
McKenzie
Neighborhood Social Roundup and Navy Career Note
Mrs. Charles Wenger and friends hosted children for a Sunday party honoring Danny. A Navy career piece highlights growth and duty for recruits, detailing moral and civic development, followed by a note that Pittsburg County finances are managed by the Jones family with Judge Jones, Clerk Jones, and Treasurer Jones handling court earnings.
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Pittsburg County
Okla
Joneses
William Jones
Dan Jones
Camp meeting notes show strong attendance and study effort
Capt Aldredge read a letter from Lt Reed praising Company 1501 for its current schedule. Mr Lumsden reported 100 Stanford achievement tests taken by enrollees, with 3 hours each, plus 19 State eighth grade exams at 12 hours total and 20 civil service exams at 8 hours each, indicating a solid workload. The discussion was thorough and the meeting adjourned at 9 15 p m.
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Aldgedge
Mr. Lumsden
Walter Edwards
Don Roberts
Lumsden
Edwards
Capt. Aldredge
Reed
Company 1501
Stanford
Cooperation and organization in American life
A collection of quotes from Dr. William King John L Simpson and Hugh J Hughes arguing for cooperation and organization as the basis of a stable society. They contrast capitalism with state socialism, defend individualism, and urge farmers to lead by example in cooperative efforts.
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William King
John L. Simpson
Hugh J. Hughes
Seven Week Summer Course on Co operative Leadership
American Peoples Schools in New York announces a seven week summer course to train leaders for the Co operative Movement. Director will be Professor Merlin G. Miller of Emporia Kansas guiding the program with East coast cooperative leaders and field trips near New York City. The school adapts the Danish Folk School concept for American life under S A Mathiasen, linking to Denmark and Sweden’s cooperative development.
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American Peoples Schools
Stevenson Place
New York City
Merlin G. Miller
Emporia
Kansas
Middle West
Miller
East
S. A. Mathiasen
Peoples College
Folk School
Denmark
Sweden
Farmers Union News
One Hundred Sixth Birthday Leads Miss Stansall to First Picture
In celebration of her 106th birthday Miss Ann Stansall of Mansfield England attended her first cinema showing bringing longtime local history to a small-town milestone.
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Ann Stansall
Mansfield
England
Columbia professors test 500 seven year olds for career dreams
Professors questioned more than 500 boys aged six to eight about future careers. Only five wished to be president, six recalled Roosevelt, and several named Calvin showed little knowledge of their namesake. Most favored policeman or fireman, highlighting gaps in awareness among young children and adults.
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Columbia
United States
Roosevelt
Calvin
Aegs
Mrs Wallace Powell Rescues Goldfish With Needle and Thread
A Washington woman, Mrs Wallace Powell, stitched her goldfish after it fell from its bowl and injured itself. The next day the fish swam normally again, showing resilience and swift care.
Salem rider survives minor bicycle crash in 54 years of riding
Daniel Gorman, 73, of Salem Massachusetts, reports no crashes in 54 years of cycling until a recent collision with a car. The incident contrasts with another fragment noting Lucille Whitt, 17, of Bat Creek Michigan, grooming her hair.
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Daniel. Gorman
Salem
Mass
Lucille’ Whitt
Bat Creek
Mich
Fireworks Photography Tips for Night Displays
An instructional note urges readers to photograph fireworks with time exposure settings. It covers camera setup, tripod use, film type, and shutter duration to capture rockets, star shells, and set pieces, advising caution about spectators and offering practical tips for variety and clarity in images.
Buck head falls injures woman in Eugene home
In Eugene Oregon Mrs El mer Geiger was gored when a mounted buck head toppled in the breakfast nook while she cleaned it. The accident occurred at her residence and the vane injury prompted medical attention.
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Eugene, Ore
Elmer Geiger
Hotel Receives Christmas Card for Long-Lost Guest
Boston hotel fans a Christmas card mailed to Joseph Regan on December 13 1912. Officials say Regan checked out years ago and his current address is unknown.
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Boston
Joseph Regan
Regan
Ritter given paint duty for reckless driving sentence
Ottis Ritter, convict in Jackson Michigan, must repaint traffic signs as punishment. The unusual sentence was handed down by the court following a reckless driving conviction.
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Ottis Ritter
Jackson, Mich
Larceny convict Willie Anderson jailed six months
Willie Anderson of St. Joseph Missouri was sentenced to six months in jail for larceny after taking a safety razor blade as his loot. In California a stork visit followed by a birth: Dr. M E Rumwell of Palo Alto reported a stork perched on his car and the next day a son was born to his daughter-in-law Mrs Arnold Rumwell.
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Willie Anderson
St. Joseph
M. E. Rumwell
Palo Alto
Calif
Arnold Rumwell
First appendicitis operation at St Luke's Denver 1885
Report notes the first appendicitis operation performed at St Luke's hospital in Denver during January 1885 on a young woman from Davenport Iowa. Surgeons prior to 1886 overlooked revenue potential in new procedures. Soviet officials curb Bible smuggling into Russia amid large scale activity. Floyd Russell of Elko Nevada jailed for drunkenness complains of no local stable for his horse during confinement. judge suspends sentence to allow care of the animal.
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St. Luke's Hospital
Denver
Davenport
Iowa
Russia
Floyd Russell
Elko
Nev
Russell
San Diego Man Sues Wife for Divorce Over Tattoo Initials
Norman E. Mason of San Diego California sues his wife for divorce after discovering initials tattooed on her legs in a tattoo parlor and says he does not recognize the symbols.
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Norman E. Mason
San Diego
Calif
Sheriff in Aurora Pins Deputy Star on Grandson
Sheriff Albert Kampmeyer of Aurora Illinois celebrated becoming a grandfather by pinning a deputy’s star on his day-old grandson.
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Albert Kampmeyer
Aurora
Ill
Jersey City Man Snoozes as Car Is Stolen Wheels
James McKee of Jersey City New Jersey slept in his parked car while thieves jacked up the vehicle and took three wheels without waking him.
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James McKee
Jersey City
N. J
Chicago hotel organist sues wife for divorce
Robert Herrick, organist at a Chicago hotel, files for divorce citing cruelty. He describes an incident where his wife pulled out all the organ stops while he performed.
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Robert Herrick
Chicago
Bells marking time on naval ships and Nile oarsmen tradition
The article notes timekeeping by bells on naval vessels with one to eight bells shifting every half hour from midnight to four o'clock and back, and a 16 bell strike at New Year. It also recalls eight oared boats on the Nile where supernumeraries relieved oarsmen at each bell, eight bells signaling rest.
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Nile
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