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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1939
Page
6
A pamphlet from the National Kindergarten Association based at 8 West 40th Street, New York City, outlines concerns about child welfare and education practices. The document discusses proposed standards, parental guidance, and aims to improve early childhood development nationwide.
In a tale about Mary and her classmate Gertie, a mother persuades inclusion over exclusion. Mary invites Gertie to a large party, Gertie enjoys cake and ice cream, shares in the treats, and expresses happiness, proving kindness can accompany differences.
Butte student Jack Lynch writing from the Sorbonne in Paris describes Paris as calm and resilient under war pressure. He notes dimmed streets and thinner crowds yet says life moves on with theaters and cafes continuing the traditions. Lynch contrasts French public morale with American reactions in Paris and outlines his plan to pursue a PhD while awaiting evacuation if needed.
23,622,802 game fish stocked in Montana streams during the fiscal year ending June 30. John W. Schofield, state superintendent of fisheries, told the fish and game commission the year end plant would top the 1938 39 total. Native trout and various species numbered in the millions with fishing programs to conclude early in October.
Dr. Francis A. Thomson of the Montana School of Mines warns that vast undeveloped mineral resources in manganese chromium molybdenum and other war materials determine national strength. He notes the United States produces most fuels minerals and lacks nickel tin nitrates mica antimony tungsten and mercury but holds molybdenum and other critical metals.
The passage notes that nations drilling and refining minerals like lead, silver, copper, coal and iron have grown rich and powerful through arms or industry. It asserts prospectors and miners drive civilization, though their achievements are rarely recognized or rewarded.
Noted out of state experts will speak at the second annual Montana State Conference of Social Work in Butte with over 100 delegates expected. Speakers include Mary Wysor Keefer and Aleta Brownlee from the US children's bureau. Dr. G H Vande Bogart of Northern Montana College will preside.
Directors of the Dude Ranchers association voted to hold the annual meeting at Casper Wyoming from October 26 to 28. Classified advertisements urged readers to read.
The Civilian Conservation Corps will run 29 camps in Montana this winter, a decrease of three from summer. About 5,800 enrollees in barracks camps will conduct conservation work from Oct. 1 to March 31, across national forests, state lands, range livestock stations, refuges, federal projects, public domain, and parks. One camp NP-1 will be re-established at Belton in Glacier NP. four camps will close, and camps will operate in multiple counties including Lewis and Clark and Yellowstone.
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