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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1923
Page
2
Jim Irwin conducts an improvised classroom in a rural Woodruff district enrolling many pupils on opening day. He uses corn ear analysis as exercises while residents critique the disorderly atmosphere and question his methods and influence on students.
Jennie Woodruff faces a political clash as backers push her nomination for county superintendent of schools. Jim Irwin debates reform versus tradition, while Col. Adbert Woodruff weighs in with influence and old loyalties in the village.
Jennie Woodruff refuses to wed Jim Irwin a farm hand due to his finances and views. Jim is mocked for dreaming of teaching and farming, yet his hidden talents emerge when he is jokingly nominated as school teacher and actually elected.
A rural community discusses a new school model amid uncertainty about funding and prospects. Residents and officials voice hopes for improved access and long term stability while outlining potential challenges.
A street car conductor calls to passengers to move up and make space for those who are not in front or behind. The speech aims to reorder seating to free room for waiting riders and those needing spots.
A concise reflection on civic virtue and home stewardship urging that owners elevate their houses through responsible care. The quote emphasizes that the house should reflect the owner's character, not dominate it, guiding builders and owners alike.
Brig. Gen. Smedley D. Butler, famed as the fighting Quaker and the only Marine with two Congressional Medals of Honor, will retire soon to pursue business ventures.
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