State Board Ends Semi annual Session on Certificates
The state board of education closed its semi annual meeting last Saturday after referring to the diploma committee of Harmon Leonard and Largent all applications for teachers certificates about 280 with power to act. The committee remains in session until the entire list is examined and life or state certificates are granted or denied. Most time was spent on committee reports on annual statements of heads of state institutions with financial recommendations for necessary appropriations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Education
W. E.harmon
N. Leonard
S. D. Largent
State college budget requests include major additions
The survey lists requests for building, maintenance and equipment across state institutions. Notable asks include dormitories and shops at the College and School of Mines, high maintenance for deaf and feeble minded institutes, and new experiment stations. Present-year figures show reductions after committee reviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iricultural
College
Tech
Saeuene
Ser
Norwal
Ings
Gaigedostar
School of Mines
Legislative
Agricultural College
Reform School
Ynaintendance
Normal
University
Legislative and
State College
Austrian unions report 1909 receipts and expenditures
Total receipts for Austrian labor unions in 1909 reached 1 770 340 dollars while expenditures totaled 1 715 640 dollars. For 1908 the receipts were 1 844 990 dollars and expenditures 1 650 965 dollars.
Farm product values set new 1910 record in United States
The 1910 annual report of the secretary of agriculture proclaims a total farm product value of 8.926 billion dollars, nearly double 1900 levels. Corn leads with 1.121 billion bushels. cotton and hay show strong gains, while wheat, oats, and potatoes also mark high outputs. Overall, animal products rise, offsetting declines in cereals and potato values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Agriculture
United States
Montana Exhibit At Omaha To Promote Land Show
Nebraska losses of 16 793 people over ten years are highlighted as eastern farmers move west. Montana plans a large Western Land Products Exhibit in Omaha January 18 to 28 to showcase state products to new settlers from Nebraska Iowa and western states. Organizers urge letters and visits to attract attention to the event and to draw new settlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Iowa
Missouri River Valley
Omaha
Lincoln
United States
Missouri
Mississippi River
East
Middle West
Montana
Rates Suspended by Commerce Commission Amid Tariff Doubts
The Commerce Commission suspended a freight tariff filed by Chicago and Northwestern railway and affiliates on grounds the proposed rates appeared unreasonable. The order halted the tariff’s effectiveness effective as of the prior Saturday pending further action.
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Interalate
Chiedge
Commission. Sa
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Ismay Journal Subscription Offer Noted
A fragmented line indicates a subscription offer for the Ismay Journal priced at $2 per year. other words appear as garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ismay. Journal
Brena
Center of Population Trends Tilt South in Census Findings
A Washington dispatch reports that the current year’s census suggests the population center may shift southward unless New York’s growth offsets slower gains in the central and upper Mississippi valleys. Oklahoma’s rapid population increases contrast with Ohio Valley stagnation, hinting at a southward or southwestward move from Columbus unless New York rises further.
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New York
Middle West
Ohio River
Missouri
Washington Dispatch
Woodstock
Baltimore
Columbus
Ind
Cincinnati
Parkersburg
W. Va
Chillicothe
Ohio
Southwest
Oklahoma
Central
Mississippi Valley
Ohio Valley
Canada
Texas
Support for Woman Suffrage in Montana Legislature
Two Dawson county representatives are pledged to back a woman suffrage law in Montana. Senator George McCone may favor it, though he is east. Representative-elect D. J. Donahue would introduce and push a suffrage measure if needed. Glendive women largely back the move, with Mrs. L. T. Cushing presenting a leading paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
Dawson County
George McCone
East
D. J. Donahue
Glendive
Printers Union Lets 1800 Students Enroll In Trade Education
The Typographical Union funds a correspondence based trade education program enrolling nearly eighteen hundred students. Financed by profits and advertising, the program pays graduates $65 and up. The union also supports a tuberculosis sanatorium, a home, and a pension system costing about $200,000 annually with 4 to 8 dollar weekly pensions depending on city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Printer’s Union
New York
Chicago
Labor Unions Report Death and Sick Benefit Totals
Sixty AFL affiliated bodies paid 3,223,243 dollars in death benefits while twenty affiliated groups paid 731,955 dollars in sick benefits for the year. A district council of stone trades forms in San Francisco by Granite Cutters Marble Cutters and Stone Cutters unions. East Side clerks in New York City organize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federation of Labor
Granite Cutters’ Union
Marble Cutters’ and Stone Cutters’ Union
Stone Trades
San Francisco
East Side
New York City
Walrath Seeks Final Commutation Proof in Ismay
Edward J. Walrath of Ismay Montana, holder of homestead entry number 05922 filed on September 21 1909 for S half NW quarter N W and other parts in section 32 township 9 north range 56 east M P Meridian, gives notice of intent to make final commutation proof before U S Commissioner F Z Gray at Ismay January 16 1911. Witnesses named: Peter Schluter Charles Dickson Frank Cass and J E Prindle all of Ismay Montana. A Kircher Register First publication December 9 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Miles City
Montana
Edward J. Walrath
Ismay
E. M. P. Meridian
F. Z. Gray
U. S
Peter Schluter
Charles Dickson
Mont
Frank Cass
J. E. Prindle
A. Kircher
Register
Contest Notice on Homestead Claim in Montana
States Land Office in Miles City announces a contest affidavit against homestead serial 05720 filed by Earl Smith against John T. Nicholson. Hearing dates are December 28, 1910 and January 9, 1911 before U S officials in Ismay and Miles City. Publication begins December 2, 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States
Miles City
Mont
Earl Smith
Homestead
Section
Township 9
Range 63
Montana
Meridian
John T. Nicholson
Felix Z. Gray
Ismay
AY Kircher
Petersburg
Wis
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Enea
Miss
Ada M. Bennett
Miles Olty
Tisor & McKinnon
Miles
A. Brubaker
P. River
Asst
State Bank of Terry
Terry, Montana
Davip Bick As
J.B. Kampton
Gro
W. Burr
W. A."brubaker
Alfred Wright
Gero. T, Gieson Lon Flouss
C. & J. Michel Brewing Co
la Crosse, Wisconsin
Ceri
Mrs Ars
Wilson
Meek
Bailey
Commerce Commission
Don
Hue
Bill
G. H. Grote
Barber
Geo. W. Farr
United States Land Offices
Printers’ Organization
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