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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1907
Page
8
A reform view argues reformatories should not be permanent human training centers. They should house at most 500 youths with close superintendent oversight. Emphasizes returning children to suitable family homes and restricting religious instruction to institutional authorities. Calls for high quality intellectual training and strategically chosen teachers to engage backward learners.
President Charles F. Thwing of Western Reserve University argues that founders of colleges apply efficiency standards with thoroughness. He cites Dr. Pearsons, Andrew Carnegie, and John D. Rockefeller as driving the effort to measure colleges by product relative to expenditure, noting quality also matters. The aim is to quantify output, even as some value remains intangible.
Beron Komura argues the war with Russia proves simple living and corruption-free public service key to Japan’s triumph. He credits humane handling of prisoners, military discipline, and mutual US England ties, predicting a flourishing future for Japan and the United States despite so-called yellow peril fears.
Anna J. Peterson of Farmington Teton county Montana filed notice of intention to prove up her desert land claim No. 929 for section 15 township 25 north range 14 west at Choteau Montana before U S Commissioner A C Warner on March 21 1907. Witnesses named are Iver Johnson Edward Bollerud Paul R. Simonson and Joseph Johnson all of Farmington Montana.
J M Burlingame, Register, notes Allan H Gamble, Lewis Tellefson, Paul R Simonson and Halvor A Holm of Choteau Montana hold continuous residence and cultivation of the land. First published 131-1907.
Notice sets March 18, 1907 in Choteau Montana for stockholders to decide increasing capital stock from 2400 dollars to 25000 dollars. Meeting at 2 p m in J G Bair law office. Trustees F D Kinespury and C G Drake sign the notice. First publication January 31 1907.
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