The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-04-05

Is Mrs. H. b. Farnsworth. / believe
she will represent the extreme cor
ners OF our city fairly and wisely
John &. Patterson, 304 South Fifth
esst-"We have five well qualified
candidates and it shows Loyalty, de-
voted citizenship upon the part OF each
one to be, willing to take over the
responsibilities of the school board
service. Brcntsr- Mrs t'arnkworth
has given special attention to the
problems of parents and teachers. as
know from my work upon commit
tees with her upon the Parent Teacher
association. / heartily endorse her as
a competent person to vote upon the
solution of such problems
E. W. Kramer, Orchard Homes
1t Is my belief that all members of
Il public school service should be
specialists along educational lines.
Among the five worthy candidates for
election to our city school board this
week Mrs. II. 3. Farnsworth is notably
specialist. For that reason | am
working to secure her election"
Mrs. Charles Heokler, Alder street.
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candidate for the city school board.
who Is so we'll qualified TO look after
the educational interests Of our chill
dren as Is Mrs. Farnsworth and at the
same time so conscientious In her pub
Tic service. | am glad to use all the
Influence possess to help elect Mrs
Farnsworth"
Lief 7. Frederieks, 1t3S Tools avenue
II heartily approve of the choice of
Mrs. Fl. b. Farnsworth to be a member
OF our city school board, first because
she is q progressive educator. recog-
nized and honored as such throughout
Montana. and second because she is a
woman, understanding the business of
public, instruction from Il mothers
standpoint"
Lewis N. Shines, sic Blaine street
Not because she is a woman, but be-
cause she Is q competent citizen and a
progressive educator, ] give my vote
ard my influence to help elect Mrs. H.
II. Farnsworth to the city school board
She understands sanitation and child
welfare as a specialist and she has
proved herself devoted TO the best in
forests Of juvenile education"
Charles N. Nett, professor law, State
Univsrsity-"We certaily ought to have
q woman upon our city school board
and judging from what have been
tcld and from what ! nave observed
believe that Mrs. Farnsworth is
eminently qualified by her personality
and by her education to hold the posi-
ton"
William r. Teaaarden, U. S. land
office--"Women, who deal directly
with children and who keep closely in
touch with their interests, have far
clearer comprehension of school prob
lens than men. We need intelligent
women upon our city school board and
, believe that Mrs. Farnsworth will at
tack our school problems with under
standing and practical common sense
Thomas layf.s.d, msschant-"I have
Children srosing to school age and /
believe that mothers should be directly
represented on our city school board.
l. is done in other progressive cities
and j approve OF the move for Dur city.
feei assured that Mrs. Farnsworth is
woman well prepared to represent
the intelligent mothers Of Nissoula."
William w. Wiekes, 500 South Sixth
wet have been associated with
Mrs. H b. Farnswofth in the work OF
the Parent Teacher organization and /
feel that she is highly qualified for the
Lost Of responsibility 10 which hope
she Will be elected On Saturday"
Mrs ]. G. csJarns4ta. lOsehard Hs,ns,
FL can SEQ no reason this year why .
/ woman should not be elected upon the
Aissousa public school board. when the
s.enbrse of the s,eafsi last year ex-