Women conference in Washington pushes child welfare agenda
At a three day Interchurch World Movement conference in Washington 802 delegates from 21 denominations urged stronger child welfare legislation and aid for war torn and needy children. Leaders like Mrs Woodrow Wilson and a lineup of prominent attendees backed a big babies budget and organized motherhood while stressing church cooperation with industry civic and legislative efforts.
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Women Leaders of Nation
Indorse Interchurch World Movement
America
Washington
United States
Interchurch World Movement
Woodrow Wilson
Interchurch Movement
Bers
Robert Lansing
Josephus Daniels
David Wouston
Franklin K. Lane
A. S. Burleson
A. Mitchell Pahner
Mme
Ground
Serbia
Panaretoff
Bulgaria
Marc Peter
Switzerhind
Ams
Interchurch Organization
Industria
Women of America
Many Applications for Vocational Training in Montana
Helena March 17 More applications for vocational training were approved in February than in any prior month. Fifty one men received favorable action in the past thirty days. Dis abled soldiers or sailors lead the list from all state regions with Butte ten and Great Falls eleven. Training requires no disaster to occupational experience, only potential profit. Ex service men receive 80 eighty to 90 a month from the Vocational Board plus wages. married men get 115.00. Some students earn up to 200 monthly while learning trades. Occupations vary from embalming to tailoring to ministry with auto mechanics electricity and forestry popular. About three fourths study in state schools while others train on the job.
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Butte
Great Falls
Fredericks
Ingomar
Helena
Montana County Official Becomes Deputy Treasurer Stenographer
At the close of the 1917 19 biennium a Montana county superintendent who earned 100 a month for overseeing fifty scattered schools and serving as her own stenographer was appointed deputy stenographer in the county treasurer's office at 137 50 a month.
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Montana
Governor Shoup appoints panel to study teachers' salaries
Colorado Governor Shoup creates a commission to study salaries for teachers, aiming to review pay scales and determine adjustments for educators across the state. The panel includes education and financial officials to report recommendations.
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Shoup
Colorado
Property Deeds and Transfers Noted Across Several Parsimonious Parcels
Several land transfers recorded including Guy E. Gray 120 acres on Grasshopper Edward Mooney 320 acres Wallace I Ogden 160 near Apex Emil Hauge 160 near Apex Clark R Combs 160 near Gibbons John C Wharton 160 near Gibbons Dora B Rash 3.16 acres northwest of Dillon H H Bates Frank and Laura Hunsaker eight Lima lots Victoria Short two Utah Street lots William Tash widower 160 acres Grasshopper Maurice W Badcon to Argyle Silver in mining deed filings.
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Edward Dullenty
Daleys
William J. Pendergast
Big Hole Basin
Andrew M. Fix
Dell
John Downing, Senior
Henry C. Patterson
William Massey
Victoria Massey
Albert C. Gruwell
Henry C. Beckmark
Dillon
Charles A. Burden
Edgar Ferris
Peter Swetich
Grayling
Alma Churchill
Kidd
Oscar C. Weikel
Barratts
Guy E. Gray
Edward Mooney
Wallace I. Ogden
Apex
Emil Hauge
Clark R. Combs
Gibbons
John C.“Wharton
Dora B. Rash
William K. Hall
HH. Bates
Frank Hunsaker
Laura Hunsaker
Lima
Victoria Short
William C. Short
Utah St
William Tash
Ed Marchesseau
Maurice W. Badcon
Argyle Silver
Judge changes Brenner precinct polling place
The Judge of Brenner Precinct No 9 moved the polling site from the Donovan ranch to the Brenner school house as the new voting location.
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Bourquin
Selvidge
Montana Development Association
United States
Brenner Precinct No
Donovan Ranch
Brenner School House
Did She Mean Just That The Woman Reconsiders Refusal
A London Mail blurb quotes Dolly and a man in a tense exchange. Dolly says she will forget her earlier stance and admit she was wrong to resist changing her mind. The man questions the sincerity of her reversal.
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Dolly
London Mail
The New West Magazine Advertising Prospectus
An early 20th century prospectus for The New West Magazine promotes Western industry focus in farming mining oil and air attractions. It lists pricing for year subscriptions two dollars sample issues ten cents and back numbers at twenty five cents. Offices are in Salt Lake City Seattle Detroit and Utah address variants.
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West
New West Magasine
Walker Bank
Salt Lake
Utah
White
Seattle
Wash
Goldberg
Detroit
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Clancy
Timmie
Percy L. Crosby
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Ae Vicky
Arnold Genthe
Mrs. Wilson
Wankino
Interchurch
Church Women of America
The
Beaverhead Abstract Company
Hans Anderson
Mary Anderson
Mads O. Anderson
Berg Christensen
Grasshopper
Julius A. Rounds
Lizetta
Pacific St
Arthur L. Hemler
Mary B. Elliott
Dakota St
Sarah L. Heath
Alfred Cox
Mary B.elliott
Amos A. Elliott
Lulu H. Elliott
Lillie M. Badeon
Anna I. Stoller
A. L. Hemler
Lincoln H. Rumbaugh
Tully Spring
John Edward O’rourke
E. B. Howell and
New York Montana Mines Co
Montana Corporation
Bannack Gold Mining Company
Beaverhead Motors Co., Inc
Basin Mercantile Co., of Wisdom
Gustave Rapp
Gold Gold Creek
Charles E. Calvert
Lottie E. Bieber
Anna Geary
Ella McNinch
Geo. H. Hale
Ernestine Calvert
Cliffsford
Coyote
Lennard
Muddy Creek
George P. Hughes
H. L. McCaleb
E. T. Patrick
Elza E. Patrick
T. E. Gilbert
Phillips Live Stock Company
Mme. Grouich
DELCO
H. L. Willis CO
Hamiton St
the Sunday Standard
the New West Magazine
M. Paumie
Galena St. Butte, Mont
Tacoma Gun Store, Inc
Tacoma
Northwest
Kimoide
Scott & Browne
SCOTT
Dr.Hess
Dart Hardware and Implement Co
Dillon, Mont
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