Fort Benton Named on Christmas Eve 1850 by Culbertson
Major Culbertson on Christmas Eve 1850 dedicated a new adobe fort at the Missouri river site and renamed it Fort Benton in honor of Senator Thomas H. Benton of Missouri, after recounting the upper Missouri fur trade history and Culbertson's role in building and sustaining the post.
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Montana Child Health Efforts Highlight Saving Infant Lives
The Montana board of health reports 1938 infant mortality 44.6 per 1000 and 10 715 live births up from 1937. Public health nurses serve 27 counties with 74 nurses, aiding expectant mothers and newborn care, plus birth notices and Infant Care pamphlets distributed nationwide.
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May Health Campaign Promotes Child Welfare in Montana
Dr. Edythe Nershey outlines the national May campaign The Health of the Child is the Power of the Nation. She notes Montana's progress in maternal mortality from 60 to 36 deaths per 10 000 live births between 1933 and 1937 and cites infant mortality figures alongside national comparisons.
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Montana State Board of Health
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Montana Farms Set Under AAA Program Estimate
Bailey reports that over 44 100 Montana farms will join the 1939 AAA program about 91 percent of state farms. Wallace says 80 percent of commercial wheat and corn farmers will participate, with high participation in cotton tobacco rice and potato regions.
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Onna Daigaku Teachings in Japanese Womanhood
Japanese women are raised under the Onna Daigaku doctrine, the great learning for women, which summarizes the Three Obediences to father, then husband, and, in widowhood, to the son.
Health officials urge vaccination after Montana disease tally
In 1938 Montana reported 50 diphtheria cases with 9 deaths and 231 smallpox cases with one death. Health nurses vaccinated 33 576 people against smallpox, underscoring the need for continued education as both diseases are wholly preventable.
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