Community Notes and History Course Outline
Local social visits list several households with neighbors and relatives from Livingston to Seattle. The article shifts to a Harding Academy high school history outline for American Citizenship education, detailing goals for pupils and available reading materials and audio visual aids.
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America
Harding Academy
Searcy
Perry Mason
United States
Fremont P. Wirth
American Book Company
Dallas
Springdale Social Notes Include Visits and Club Meeting
Mrs. Oscar Nelson hosted guests including cousin August Johnson from New York and Ludvig Anderson of Joli et al last week. Ida Hoffman of Detroit visited with her sister in law Lena Hoffman and sons. Mrs. Mary Jane Myhre of Hardin stayed as a guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Hansen before leaving Friday. Mrs. Fred Potter traveled to Hardin on business and visited daughter Ray Haar in Billings. Ellen Nelson and Barney joined Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mosness for dinner. Al Jentoft returned from Missoula with fishing at Flathead Lake. Vernon Gebhardt of Savage visited the Vergil Gebharts for two weeks. Mrs. Erik Hammersmark hosted Kill Kare Klub with eleven members, four guests and nineteen children attending. Springdale delegates included Mrs. Dick Frost and Mrs Al Anderson. The next meeting is set for Thursday, Aug. 22 at Mrs. Ole Mosness’s home. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Myrstol and family of Clyde Park and another couple from Springdale were mentioned.
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Forrest Gibby and Sons
al Smith
John Tonneson
Livingston
al Jentoft
Donald Myrstol
Kenneth Skaarland
Walter Willanger
Seattle
Ole Mosness
Donald Evers
Glendive
Vergil Gebhardts
California
Roy Linn Jr
Erieka
Roscoe
Bozeman
Ellen Nelson
Dony Myrstol
Alvin Nelson
Scott
Oscar Nelson
Selma Gibby
Edna Nels
Alfred Jentoff
August Johnson
New York
Ludvig Anderson
Joliet
Yellowstone Park
Ida Hoffman
Detroit
Mich
Lena Hoffman
Mary Jane Myhre
Hardin
C. R. Hansen
Fred Potter
Ray Haar
Billings
Barney
Carl Mosness
Missoula
Flathead Lake
Vernon Gebhardt
Savage
Erik Hammersmark
Kill Kare Klub
Springdale
Dick Frost
al Anderson
Ralph Myrstol
Clyde Park
Communist brainwashing fears cited by FBI director
A passage describes Communist instructors in America undermining belief in democratic traditions. John Edgar Hoover warns that many lack knowledge of American history and government, making youth vulnerable to propaganda and socialism. The text notes 165 writers influencing media and schools and calls for improved history education.
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North Korea
U. S
John Edgar Hoover
FBI
America
Montana Processes 15000 Hunting Permits and Records
Montana Fish and Game reports 15 542 applications for antelope moose mountain sheep and mountain goat permits as of August 1 with 603 remaining to be processed. Turnbull warns many late or incomplete submissions will be rejected in the August 15 drawing due to missing coupons and errors.
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Montana Fish and Game Department
R. J Turnbull
Depe Tme
Turnbull
Alaska Population Change in the 19th to 20th Century
In 1865 Alaska with land area over twice Texas had about 29 000 residents of whom around 1300 were considered civilized. Today Alaska’s population is a little over 200 000.
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Alaska
Texas
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Sweet Grass Abstract & Audit Co
Big Timber
Ray G. and
Lamont I. Beck
Montana
Sweet Grass County
City of
Ellis Faw
Bill E. Mjelde
Optometrist
Finsvik Agency
Cort Hotel
West First
Vern Dodge
O. J. Ellingson
RMS
B. Olness
Montana Power Office
R. J
Livingston, Montana
E. C. Overland
Sweet Grass Abstract
C. J. Paulson
Court House
J. D. Herries
Masonic Temple
L. H. Townsend
Masonic Bldg
Allen Simmons
Jamaica
Long Island
N.Y
Allen
Sandra Strickland
Rockland
Maine
Rome
Italy
Laterna
Springdale News
George S. Benson
Harding College
Arkansas
M-G-M
Doris Day
Louis Jourdan
Barry Sullivan
Frank Lovejoy
W “Julie
Arn
Tony Martin
Vera Ellen
Robert Flemyng
Paramount Presents
Saat
Starving Charlton. Annes —He Elton ‘Baxter
Roland-Tryon
Travelall
Internationall
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