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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1940
Page
7
In a tense consultation, Dr. Prescott Smith exposes deep family sins and a childhood abuse legacy. He contends Gladys must face guilt over Mary and William while foreseeing a long, hard journey toward healing and loss.
Victor J. Lindskog once worked in the Cut Bank oil fields and later boxed as a heavyweight champion before starring as Stanford's center. The Montana native, now at Palo Alto, earns praise from coaches and critics as the Cardinal surge in the Pacific Coast Conference, with rivals noting his strength and drive.
Bar clay Craighead, chairman of the unemployment compensation commission, reports 2281 workers placed in October. Of these, 2121 joined private industry and 160 public employment. He urged unemployed workers to seek jobs in defense industries as demand grows.
State board of examiners reports Montana population up in October. Warden Theodore R. Bergstrom notes the prison population increasing from 800 on Sept 30 to 502 on Oct 31, while Dr. B L Pampel records the state hospital rising from 1 903 on Oct 1 to 1 992 on Oct 31. All mines in Italy are operating.
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The Pacific Northwest Tourist Association plans to send contact men to eastern and mid western states to recruit bureau heads for first hand information on Northwest attractions. Montana cities and officials are represented with W G Oaves Spokane as president and W Ferguson as secretary. Tourist traffic in the region rose 4 to 6 percent from 1938 to 1939, with Montana Washington Idaho Oregon North Dakota British Columbia Alberta and Saskatchewan included in the group. A committee was formed to standardize tourist counting and spending estimates across sections.
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