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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1942
Page
2
Lewis W. Spaulding a 72 year old former Lewistown Junior High School teacher argues he remains active in work as a machinist at a Vancouver Washington shipyard. He adds that long hours show he is not truly retired from labor.
Geneticists find multiple white types in chickens. White leghorn white behaves differently in crosses than white silkies and white rose comb bantams, indicating distinct genetic bases for feather color across breeds.
Sheppard Service Bureau in Seattle seeks skilled workers including stenos and typists and offers good positions while D. W. Garrett Drugstore in Cheyenne Wyoming advertises for a pharmacist and a capable salesman. Provide references.
Wartime construction at Camp Hale brings Leadville a cash influx with carpenter wages up to 125 dollars weekly and labor pay around 55 dollars. The town's revival sparks raucous nightlife, higher population, and scenes of old time splendor fading as the cantonment nears completion.
Henry Lloyd Sherlock aged 74 and a longtime Montana resident died at his home after years of illness. He served as Jefferson county sheriff from 1894 to 1903 and as state senator from 1903 to 1907, with broader public and civic involvement. Born in New Zealand July 10, 1868, he moved via California to Montana in 1879, settling at Crow Creek, Jefferson county.
Miss Betty Clague former MSU instructor becomes Montana's first WAAC officer sworn in at Fort Des Moines and three Montana candidates receive commissions. Letters from Eugenia Burke and Walter Robbins describe demanding training at the fort, camaraderie among recruits and enthusiasm for army life.
Montana State College will start a three month course in engineering drawing and design on October 12 under U.S. Office of Education war training. Thirty students completed a prior class with 56 job offers and high salaries. Sixteen of the latest group were women, the largest female contingent yet in the program. Admission requires high school completion and tuition is waived, with students paying room, board, textbooks, and supplies.
Lincoln delivered his Gettysburg Address in Gettysburg Pennsylvania on November nineteenth eighteen sixty three during the Civil War era.
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