Sheridan School Opens With Noted Faculty And Busy Start
Sheridan on Tuesday welcomed students with Principal F A Brim leading high school science and math and W H Tobey teaching English. New and returning staff filled grades from first through eighth, while several students pursued studies in other cities. Local activities and fairs noted in a bustling opening.
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Boone and Rossiter
Helen Duncan
Seattle
Elizabeth Blackwell
Salem
Ore
Earl O’dell
Portland
Donald Wolverton
Boulder
Mont
Ruby A. Walker
Normal Hall
Co. O. Walker
Dillon
George Foster
Len Foster
James Duncan Jr
Walter Ellinghaus
O. A. Schulz
Helena
Schulz
Lester
Hampshire
Len Tester
Charles Fox
Foster Bros
W. M. Rhodes
Thcs
Mov
Arthur Conger
Rowninp
Hom
Tauliep
Sheridan Tylents
Marsh
Runcay
Miss Doerothy
Armstead News Briefs From Armstead Montana and Nearby
Dr Thorkilson of Butte visits the Rife home. Smith Ames, John Mullen in Dillon on business. Ames heads to Spokane and Mrs Ames plans to join him in Butte by auto. The Mullens shop in Dillon and trips to Salmon Idaho. Local students and residents, including Miss Nellie Mc Cauley, assist with school instruction. Families relocate and visitings noted among Armstead and surrounding areas.
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Armstead
Mont
Thorkilson
Butte
Smith Ames
John Mullen
Dillon
Spokane
Ames
J. F. Mullen
Margaret Mullen
A. Bradley and Sons
Salmon
Idaho
Albert Gordon
Joe Mellen
Wyola
Edgar Kennison
Kenneth
Lyons
Nellie McCauley
Miss Henderson
Irene Williams
Bradley
J. N. Mansfield
Grant
W. N. Bichler
Wm. Climer
Portrait of Ipsen's Striking Mural Punter For Centennial
Striking portrait of America's most distinguished mural punter by Ernest L Ipsen a native of Massachusetts will contribute to the Centennial Exhibition of the National Academy of Design after study at the Boston Museum School and the Royal Academy Copenhagen Ipsens portraiture is noted in Boston Chicago New York and other centers His portrait of Mr Blashfield President of the National Academy of Design is regarded by many as his finest work.
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Amer-ica
Punter
Ernest L. Ipsen
Massachusetts
National Academy of Design
Boston Museum School
Royal
Copenhagen
Ipsen
Boston
Chicago
New York
Blashfield
Armstead Sage Chicken and Duck Families Dominate Limit Days
Tuesday saw the sage chicken family report full limits while the duck family followed suit on Wednesday. Joe Moore of Salmon Idaho visits Armstead this week as G and P railroad agent during Smith Ames absence. B M A members met at the Lyons home for sewing and lunch. Dillon visitors Joe Metlen Melvin Vissinge and Tom Foley. Armstead visitors Hans Dons and Tom Foley.
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Sage
Armstead
Duck
Joe Moore
Salmon
Idaho
Smith Ames
Lyons
Joe Metlen
Melvin Vissinge
Tom Foley
Dillon
Wheat crop yields and sales by Frank Turtelot
Frank Turtelot finished thrashing his wheat this week yielding about 50 bushels per acre. He sold at 1.40 dollars per bushel, producing roughly 70 dollars gross per acre, a satisfactory showing for the Bond section.
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Frank Turtelot
Complaint Filed Over Delayed Cattle Shipment in Ogden
N J Tallent of Dell sues Oregon Short Line in district court claiming a cattle shipment was not delivered on time in Ogden, forcing him to accept a lower price. H D Weenink sues W L Lacy and C B Baker for debt recovery.
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N. J. Tallent
Dell
Oregon Shortline Railroad
Ogden
H. D .Weenink
W. L. Lacy
C. 2 B. Baker
Delaware Retains Ancient Whip Pings Post
A brief note confirms Delaware continues to use an old whip ping posting system. The item highlights persistence of traditional methods in modern governance contexts.
Forest fires burn across Montana and Idaho cost totals rise
Montana and northern Idaho suffer fires costing about 225000 dollars this year. The note also mentions papier mache arising in Paris from discarded notices and links iron's coloring to Mars to explain red tints.
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Montana
Idaho
Paris
Mars
Acropolis Plan for Chicago Seeks 39 Stories and 40 Million
The proposal outlines a 39 story structure named the Acropolis in Chicago with a convention hall for 25 000, offices across 21 floors and 4 000 hotel rooms. The total project cost is estimated at 40 million dollars. The measure mirrors a major urban development project slated to modernize the city skyline and hospitality capacity.
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Chicago
Instructors Return From Summer Outing
Instructors Mr. and Mrs. J. F. McBain and baby daughter came home by car Thursday from Ypsilanti Michigan where they spent the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hollister also returned this week from a vacation to Belgrade. Other instructors of the Normal college are expected home before Sunday.
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J. F. McBain
Ypsilanti, Mich
Bruce Hollister
Belgrade
The
Normal College
Miller Herder Robbed in Butte After Strangling Assault
Fred Miller a Selway Sheep company ranch herder lost 400 dollars in Butte when a young man helped him unlock his room door and then throttled him into unconsciousness before making off with the money.
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Fred Miller
Selway
Butte
Miller
Foley Remedies Ad Promises Free Samples for Coughs
A vintage advertising notice urges readers to mail ten cents with their name and address to Foley & Co. in Chicago for a free sample bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, Foley Pills, Foley Cathartic Tablets and related remedies. The copy highlights non opiate formula and claims wide use.
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Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Ill
Foley
Frobts
Adv
Immigrant Porters Learn English for Citizenship at Metro Tower
In New York four times weekly a diverse group of Met Life porters gathers in the Metropolitan Tower to study English and pursue naturalization. Veterans from Poland Russia Turkey Greece Armenia Italy Germany and Austria join to gain U S citizenship, with former military and professional backgrounds among them. Under Mrs Marion Brockway the class is well attended and advancing toward American citizenship.
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New York
N. Y
Metropolitan Tower
New York City
Tower of Babel
Edward Eggleston
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
University of Moscow
Marion Brockway
Instructors Plan Import Meeting in Dillon
A university program committee names officers and multiple district committees for an upcoming meeting in Dillon. Key figures include A T Peterson Dr S E Davis Mittie Sharp Ira B Fee Linden McCullough and several women’s and youth representatives across rooms downtown and transportation groups.
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Prank Eird
Linden McCullough
B. J. Gunderson
Fain Alkire
Louis M. Schleier
Transportation Committee
D. A. Galt
Marie Boger
Sam Caruthers
Fay Fawin
Vivian Roche
Margaret Ulry
Mia
L. A. Gregory
Ralph McFadden
Alli
H. Keith
Barnet
Pearl Robison
Angeline Smith
Alice Roe
Francis Tonrey
Vivian Robe
Catherine P. Willis
Jessie Duboc
A. L. Anderson
Mgr
Ear Fairbanks
Chas E. Dean
Joe Faller
Stock and Range Conditions In State Are Good
Report notes general rains improved outlook for tall grass and water supplies. Western cattle conditions near last month’s favorable dor and much better than a year ago, central third down moderately, eastern third down sharply. State average 102 percent normal. Sheep: western third 3 points lower than last month but 7 points higher than a year ago. central third steady, eastern third down. Feed and hay ample in most districts with some shortages in eastern third and higher feed costs. Early curing and gains boosted cattle turn-off and prices, sheepmen overall profitable but cautiously planning.
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East Central
South
Madison
Big Hole
Cascade
Meagher
Judith Basin
Gallatin
Dutty
Athens constitution found on Egyptian estate records
An ancient discovery reveals Aristotle's essay on the constitution of Athens written on the backs of farm records from an Egyptian estate dated A D 78 and 79. The find links Greek political thought with Roman provincial life and later archival practices.
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Aristotle
Athens
Jonas Lie to Represent in Centennial Exhibition
The National Academy of Design plans a fall Centennial Exhibition featuring Jonas Lie born in Norway with American and Norwegian heritage. His works span New York skylines tropics and the North Atlantic coast as he pursues truth in painting. Dawn, a key canvas, will be included alongside sculpture architectural drawings and engravings from the nation’s leading artists of the last century.
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National Academy of Design
Jonas Lie
Norway
New York
Tropics
North” Atlantic
Las
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Sheridan News
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Harlowton
G.W. Rightenour
Frank Tolson
Mus
EF. A. Brims
C. C. Walker
Rightenour
Ruby Walker
Harry Foster
Glenn Marsh
Armstead News
Edwin H. Blashfield
N.A
Corcoran Gallery of Art
Washington
Grand Central Art Galleries
Bond Grocery Co
Hans Dons
Delaware
A. T. Peterson
Dr. S. E. Davis
Adolphine Schleppegraf
By Jonas Lie
A.N.A
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