Wilson proclaims Boy Scout Week to boost program
President Wilson proclaims June 8 to June 14 as Boy Scout Week urging nationwide effort to expand the program. James E. Best announces a 1,000,000 associate members drive, with twelve district headquarters in major cities to recruit leaders and volunteers for American youth.
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Welcome Home Parade for Soldiers in Choteau
Sunday evening May 25 the people of Chateau will observe Welcome Home with a high school program. Rev V E Hall and Mayor Morgan will speak while Charlie Dollemore and L F Haley give short addresses. A large parade with soldiers sailors in uniform will form at Moose Hall led by Captain C James Smith and proceed to the high school with school children and the town in line.
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Choteau
Boy Scouts of America urged for wider boyhood programs
President Woodrow Wilson calls for national and local citizen committees to expand the Boy Scout program with church school and community cooperation. The address, dated May 1, 1919, emphasizes volunteer service, enlistment of leaders, and financial support to extend scouting nationwide.
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Kindergarten helps children grow into independent playful learners
A mother describes sending Betty to kindergarten transforming her nervousness into focus and independence. Bob gains sociability and communication. The narrative extols daily routines, bedtime stories, sharing experiences, and practical home organization to foster order and responsibility in children.
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Betty
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Jack
Sele
Hans
Time Certificates and Deposits Facing 30 Day Notices
The record notes time certificates of deposit due on or after 30 days and saving deposits subject to 30 days notice. Liabilities total 487 166 32 dollars.
Seniors Win Annual Inter Class Track Meet
The annual inter class track meet was won by the seniors despite their small numbers. On Tuesday Mr Dietrich and the track team including Harold Forrest and Bertram Guthrie left for Missoula for the state university track meet. Florence Daley accompanied them to represent the school in the state declamation contest. Seniors plan their commencement program while Mary McWeely visited home. Miss Pepple reported Carson school teachers in for first day of teaching this week.
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Memorial Day reflections and school news in Choteau
School brief covers absences and visits in various grades, quarantines for measles, a return from a country school, and a spelling contest. It recalls Civil War memories and considers Memorial Day meaning post World War I, plus a note on the Boys' Better Farming Camp at Choteau June 16-21.
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Walter S. Clark Hurt In Street Car Collision
Walter S. Clark manager of the Wilber Transfer Co. suffered a broken third finger cuts to head and face and a bruised side when his car was hit from behind by a Boston Heights street car on the Boston Heights hill near St. Thomas orphanage. He received minor injuries as the car was pushed sideways, a wheel was damaged, and a new rear wheel was installed before he drove to a garage. He was treated by Dr. F. J. Adams and was able to be out the next afternoon.
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