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  1. The Bobbs-Merrill Third Reader, edited by Clara Belle Baker and Edna Dean Baker, is a 1920s and 1930s elementary-level literature textbook divided into four sections: "Merry Animal Tales," "Folk Fairy Tales and Poems," "Stories of Many Lands," and "Playtime Stories". The book includes stories, poems, and illustrations designed to stimulate imagination and comprehension, with introductions to sections and stories to provide context and encourage appreciation for the material.

    Baker and Baker

    Record Type: Library

    Bobbs Merrill Third Reader
  2. The Bobbs-Merrill Primer (often dated around 1923-1929) by Clara Belle Baker and Edna Dean Baker is a vintage, early-education basal reader designed to teach young children how to read. It is characterized by its use of folk tales, nursery rhymes, and short stories aimed at children in their first year of school

    Baker and Baker

    Record Type: Library

    Bobbs Merrill Primer
  3. 59 illustrated national parks - A celebration of the 100 years of wilderness and wonder at the 59 National Parks.

    Anderson, Joel

    Record Type: Library

    59 illustrated national parks.
  4. A Chorus of Buffalo - This series of finely-hewn personal essays all pivot on the theme of the buffalo and its world.

    Rudner, Ruth

    Record Type: Library

    A Chorus of Buffalo
  5. A Compilation of the Messages and Papers of the Presidents - A Compilation of the Messages and Papers of the Presidents; copyright 1897; originally a 20 volume set, but this set is incomplete. Present volumes: 1,3,4,5,7,8,9 Compiled by James D. Richardson; published by Bureau of National Literature, Inc., NY Black & white and color illustrations; maps ; b&w photos The pages are numbered consecutively throughout the 20 volumes; Volume 20 had an index and appendices to the set.

    Record Type: Library

    Compilation of the Messages & Papers of the Presidents
  6. A Compilation of the Messages and Papers of the Presidents - A Compilation of the Messages and Papers of the Presidents; copyright 1897; originally a 20 volume set, but this set is incomplete. Present volumes: 12,13,14,15,16,17,20 Compiled by James D. Richardson; published by Bureau of National Literature, Inc., NY Black & white and color illustrations; maps ; b&w photos The pages are numbered consecutively throughout the 20 volumes; Volume 20 had an index and appendices to the set.

    Record Type: Library

    Compilation of the Messages and Papers of Presidents
  7. A History of Montana, v. 1 - A history of Montana in three volumes; a copy of this book can also be found online at https://books.google.com/books or https://babel.hathitrust.org; Jefferson County is discussed on pages 718-719.

    Sanders, Helen Fitzgerald

    Record Type: Library

    A History of Montana, v. 1 by Sanders.
  8. A History of Montana, v. 2 - A history of Montana in three volumes; a copy of this book can also be found online at https://books.google.com/books or https://babel.hathitrust.org; index for all three volumes is in volume one. The following entries can be found in this volume: Boulder, Montana pages 925, 977 William Gillette pages 884-885 with portrait Samuel T. Hauser pages 880-881 with portrait Fish Creek, Montana page 925-926 Anton M. Holter pages 903-907 with portrait Jefferson City, Montana page 905 Jefferson Island, Montana page 929 Montana City, Montana pages 884-885 Radersburg, Montana page 978 William Tecumseh Sweet page 977 John F. Tebay page 929 with portrait Sherman Ferson Tuttle pages 925-926 Whitehall, Montana page 929

    Sanders, Helen Fitzgerald

    Record Type: Library

    A History of Montana by Sanders.
  9. A Homesteader's Portfolio - In November 1911, Alice Day Pratt, a self-described "old maid" nearing forty, filed on 160 acres of land near the tiny community of Post in Central Oregon. Pratt's powerful memoir presents a rare record of the life of a single woman homesteader in the dry-land West. Originally published in 1922.

    Pratt, Alice Day

    Record Type: Library

    A Homesteader's Portfolio by Pratt.
  10. A Laboratory Outline of College Chemistry - A Laboratory Outline of College Chemistry by Alexander Smith published by The Century Company, New York, in 1917; dark green hardbound with black lettering; 206 pages.

    Smith, Alexander

    Record Type: Library

    1917 college chemistry textbook.
  11. A Lifetime of Nonsense - A Lifetime of Nonsense With Me & Ed & Ray; a thousand jokes & sayings that can be repeated--in any company by Rock Hand; drawings by Olive Rice; signed by author.

    Hand, Rock

    Record Type: Library

    A Lifetime of Nonsense by Rock Hand
  12. A field guide to American houses - The guide that enables you to identify, and place in their historic and architectural contexts, the houses you see in your neighborhood or in your travels across America. 17th century to the present.

    McAlester, Virginia

    Record Type: Library

    A field guide to American houses.
  13. A traveler's companion to Montana history - Carroll Van West discusses Montana's physical and historical landscapes, the settings for important events involving exploration, the military, Native Americans, miners, cowboys, homesteaders, and railroad builders as well as the physical remnants of Montana's prehistoric past. With this guide in hand, readers can discover a Montana past unavailable in more standard histories.

    West, Carroll Van

    Record Type: Library

    A Traveler's Companion to Montana History
  14. American Literature - American Literature by Roy Bennet Pace published by Allyn and Bacon in Chicago, IL in 1915; black and white photos; dark blue hardbound cover; 372 pages.

    Pace, Roy Bennett

    Record Type: Library

    1915 American literature book.
  15. American Literature - American Literature, a study of the men and the books that in the earlier and later times reflect the American spirit by William J. Long; published by Ginn and Company, Boston, MA in 1923; dark green hardbound cover; black and white illustrations; 513 pages.

    Long, William J.

    Record Type: Library

    American Literature published 1923.
  16. An Elementary Physiology and Hygiene - An Elementary Physiology and Hygiene, for use in upper grammar grades by H. W. Conn published by Silver, Burdett and Company in New York in 1913; tan hardcover book; 349 pages.

    Conn, H. W.

    Record Type: Library

    Health textbook from 1913
  17. An honest try : an essay in bronze - Featuring the late Bob Scriver's award-winning Rodeo Series of sculpture, AN HONEST TRY, now in its second printing, is evidence of the creative genius that has thrust the Browning, Montana artist into an elite class of master sculptors. Splendidly photographed by renowned photographer Asger Mikklesen, and reproduced in color and sepia tone, the Rodeo Series reflects all the action and nobility of the Western drama called rodeo.

    Scriver, Bob

    Record Type: Library

    An honest try : bronze Montana rodeo sculptures
  18. Anaconda - Contents: The Anaconda empire -- Placer gold to copper glance -- The magic hill -- Enter Mr. Copper -- Ryan and the Amalgamated era -- The battle of the Apex -- Years of expansion -- "From mine to consumer" -- Anaconda in Chile -- Through war and depression -- Welding the empire -- The Greater Butte Project -- Geared to the atomic age -- Change at the helm -- Into the aluminum field -- Anaconda on the march.

    Marcosson, Isaac F.

    Record Type: Library

    The story of the Anaconda Company.
  19. Aprons: Icons of the American Home - Aprons is a nostalgic celebration of those heartwarming symbols of hearth and home and American family life. With 90 full-color photographs of exquisite vintage aprons, plus cultural anecdotes, history, and quotes from writers, designers, and generations of American women, this unique art book celebrates the utilitarian garment that evolved into a fashion statement.

    Cheney, Joyce

    Record Type: Library

    History of Aprons
  20. At the Farm - At the Farm by Cora M. Martin, Real Life Readers Series, published by Charles Scribner's Sons, Chicago, IL; color photos; dark red, yellow, black hardcover book; 120 pages. It features illustrations and real tinted photos that give readers a glimpse into farm life for children in the 1930s

    Martin, Cora M.

    Record Type: Library

    1930 First Grade reading book.

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