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Newspaper
Saco Independent
Location
Saco, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1922
Page
3
Local notices and society items recount visits from Malta to Glasgow and Great Falls, dances, shoppers, travels, and new work. Reports cover school starts, oil and gas activity at Bowdoin Dome, a Waldorf style health note, and a large Vandalia dam picnic, with multiple residents and nearby towns named.
The article argues that high education costs create a barrier to teacher certification. It claims a dollar tag qualification is as necessary as educational attainment for earning a teaching certificate and urges taxpayers to favor brains over money in educational standards.
Schedule fragment lists East Bound skidoo arrival at 10 55 and West Bound at 1 48. Additional lines show No 4 arriving at a platehdeettl Bos Biabcabetidbt 7 21 and No 8 ALTIVES with unclear times 10 34.
Standard Oil representatives and the Homestake group visited our well as directors meet about a possible sale. Other oil men arrive eager to secure a deal to open the largest oil field in the United States while drilling continues with gas causing trouble.
Subscribers for stock in the Phillips County Oil and Gas Company must settle for stock before September 1 or it will not be issued at par. O. R. Hawver, Secretary.
Sunday school is at 10 a m and preaching at 8 p m with a sermon by the pastor on How to get there and how to stay there All are invited to worship with us.
Mr and Mrs F W Young visited friends in Harlem over Sunday. Mrs Jos Mayhew has dental work in Malta this week. Mrs B G Henry and Mrs Best of Malta called in Bowdoin last Thursday. Mr M May is making improvements on his restaurant building. Mr and Mrs Birendorfer and son Donald of Malta spent Sunday at Carl Black’s home. Mrs H Auckland and sons left for Vancouver to visit. Mrs O F Habedank returned home after medical treatment in Malta. Geo Russell, past master, opened a grocery stock in connection with his office. Bowdoin had a small tornado last Saturday damaging Score’s ice hall and a reclamation shed. A second wind storm followed. The Aid will serve dinner on prairie day August 29.
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