End of the Trail At Three Star Ranch
Sandy Rourke saves a pursued man then learns Molly’s future happiness hinges on him. Brandon warns of vigilante justice while Plimsoll’s body is identified, and Molly and Sandy plan a breakfast after a dawn reunion. A council then maps futures and marriages among Sam Mormon and Molly.
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Sandy
Brandon
Rourke
Hereford County
Plimsoll
Hereford
Molly
Three Star
Hombres
Grardon
Patrick Casey
Mormon
Sam
Sam Manning
Kate Nicholson
Sams
Miss Nicholson
Sammy
Miranda Batley
Mirandy
Mally
Philosopher's Lesson on Creation Told by a Child
A teacher in a nature study walk asks who made the world and then who makes trees grow. A young pupil answers God for the world and the devil for the trees, reasoning that the devil lives underground where trees come from.
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Chicago Journal
Pride Fades as Husband Lacks Honor Drives Woman's Resolve
A sharp regret fuels a woman’s stance when her spouse fails to uphold pride and duty, challenging their marriage and testing communal expectations of fidelity. Her resolve grows as she confronts the gap between ideal and reality, shaping decisions ahead.
Montana State college retools agriculture program for 12 week course
The State college at Bozeman reorganizes its agriculture department to offer a 12 week short course for adults over 17 with an eighth grade education. Courses cover agronomy dairy production engineering horticulture and special subjects like farm management and veterinary science with certificates awarded upon completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana State College
Bogzenun
Montana
C. N. Arnett
State College
Bozeman
Sina
Ir Coren
Montana junior fair building plan eyed for Helena
DP Moore and Charles Potter back a Helena junior fair building to house all boys and girls clubs departments. The plan, already adopted by state leaders, aims to create a state fair home with dormitory judging rooms a demonstration theatre and exhibit space to showcase youth projects and pageants.
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Helena
DP. T. Moore
Charles [. Potter
Montana Textension Service
Mr. Potter
Montana
Massachusetts
Moore
Montana State Fair Board
Bozeman to Transform Old Gym into Livestock Pavilion
The former State College Bozeman gymnasium will be converted into a livestock pavilion under Prof Arnett. It will house animal husbandry classes and serve Farmers Short Course events with 800 seating capacity. The livestock judging area remains in the cow barn section for classrooms.
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Gymnasiuo
State College
Bozeman
Guernsey
Holstein’s
Clon. Arnett
Prof. Arnett
Line Is Busy In Fishing Tale From Kansas City Star
In a humorous exchange narrator Bowers recalls Needful Attachment Y taking the telephone operator on a fishing trip. A large bass pulls the line and the operator calmly notes the line is busy as she munches gum.
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Bowers
Loveland
Kansas City Star
Farmer Bankers Confer to Aid Agriculture Across Nation
National series of farmer banker conferences outline four actions to boost farming: collective marketing, diversified farming, agricultural education, and bank credit over mercantile credit. Meetings span Wisconsin to Massachusetts with college cooperation and plans for county programs and student aid.
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United States
Agricultural Commission
American Bankers Association
Wisconsin College of Agriculture
Madison
Agricultural Colleges
Texas
Bankers’ Association
State College
Athens
Georgia
State Bankers Association
Raleigh
North Carolina
Ithaca
N. Y
Agricultural Committee
The
Agricultural College
Farm Bureau
State Grange
Amherst
Massachusetts
Vermont
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New England
The Great Scourge of Half Truths
A soap factory example shows half truths about capitalists and workers. It explains that workers can be owners of stock and bonds, earning dividends, while still being workers and capitalists. The piece argues ownership spreads across workers, clerks, widows, orphans, and small investors, challenging simple labels.
No Boon in Cheap Money
John R. Commons of the University of Wisconsin argues that cheap money cannot coexist with price stability. He warns against politics driving bank rates and urges raising rates ahead of reserve depletion to prevent artificial prosperity and inflation.
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U. S. Treasury
Bank Rate
Federal Reserve Board
Reserve Banks
John R. Commons
University of Wisconsin
Honors for Club Members
The Wisconsin Bankers Association awarded diplomas to fifteen boys and five girls for four years of club work, the first time a state bankers association has granted such honors.
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Wisconsin Bankers Association
State Bankers’ Association
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Rimrock
J. Allan Dunn
Irwin Myers
School OF Agriculture
Advange
Moore—World Children’s Club
Agricultural Department
D. H. Otis
California
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Utah
Bankers’ Agricultural Committees
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