Normal College readies for 1925 26 faculty lineup
The Normal College announces new faculty for 1925 26 including Robert E. Albright in history and Mary H. Baker in art. Several instructors shift to training school roles while others join from Washington and Illinois. Summer sessions drew large enrollments at Dillon and other Montana sites.
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Th Normal College
Robert E. Albright
University of Denver
Peru Skate Normal School
Albright
Nebraska
Mary H. Baker
University of Washington
Ragan
Normal College
Miss Baker
Katherine MacGregor
Cobridge
Mary L. Ines
Europe
Innes
World Federation of Education Associations
Edenburg
Centennial Valley Visitors Bring News and Trout at Picnic Springs
Clarence Hunt of Eagle Nest ranch hosts W. C. Wilcox of Richlands California during a return trip from Minneapolis. The visit included trout sampling at Picnic Springs and a list of locals such as George Main Dillon and S. A. Main Carthage Illinois sharing memories and plans.
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Local notes on August 80 and students heading to Dillon valley
Mrs Culver plans a Picnic Springs visit on Sunday August 80 and intends to save Sept 7 for Bozeman wintering. She has lived with her brother Ike Marble near Lakeview. Valley high school students have gone to Dillon for schooling. Stephan O Connor, a Braver head County high school graduate, will attend State College in Bozeman this year.
Armstead News Roundup Highlights Local Visits and School Opening
Armstead residents attended the Dillon fair and Bannack marker ceremony while others visited Elkhorn Springs and Mullan Idaho. Goldie Henderson began the new term as teacher with about 10 students. Grace Smith and Roy Stocker wed in Havre on Sept 5.
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Rosco
Hinderson
Goldie Henderson
Fred Kamps
Monida
Take Excursion to Salt Lake by Special Round Trip
Among the Dillon people to take advantage of the special round trip rate to Salt Lake last weekend were Miss Fern Andrus, Mrs Wilma Colfer, Miss Dora Nelson, Mrs Alice Selway, Mrs Kattie Dart, Mr and Mrs Carl Mast, Auyrt Baker, Dan Henneberry, Ernest Nelon, Charle IE Nelson and John Geaus.
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Wilma Colfer
Dora Nelson
Alice Selway
Kattie Dart
Carl Mast
Auyrt Baker
Dan Henneberry
Ernest Nelon
Charle IE. Nelson
John Geaus
Fire department limits telephone fire inquiries in Dillon
Lambert Eliel announced Dillon Fire Department will not provide fire information over the telephone after alarms. Only officials with the department will be answered to reduce operator burden and speed responses. No fires in Dillon for four months, but stoves and furnaces are being prepared for winter.
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Lambert Eliel
Dillon Fire Department
Dillon
We’re Not So Young Dr Valeria Parker Speech
Dr Valeria Parker of Washington spoke at the concluding meeting of the International Council of Women. She described the United States as a young member of the family of nations displaying all the impulsive energy and promise of youth.
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Asilomar: A Beach Retreat Draws Nation Wide Visitors
A New York motorist recalls crossing the continent for Asilomar on the Monterey peninsula. The seaside retreat hosts conferences and social activity year round under the Young Women’s Christian Association.
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Foley Honey and Tar and Foley Pills Ad Offer
Cut this ad and send ten cents to Foley & Co. for a sample bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and colds plus a sample package of Foley Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets. Free from opiates and claimed to help millions. Potts the druggist.
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Tin supply sourced from Malay Peninsula reaches 30 percent
A report notes that thirty percent of the world’s tin supply is produced on the Malay Peninsula, highlighting its significant role in global metal markets and regional mining activity.
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Simple Method of Reviving Drowning or CO Poison Victims
A Metropolitan Life Insurance pamphlet explains an easy prone pressure method for artificial respiration to revive drowning victims and those overcome by carbon monoxide or gas. It instructs placement, rhythm, and repeated forward backward swings to restore breathing, urging quick action to prevent fatalities.
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