New Montana Fish and Game Laws Stricter Rules Adopted
The Montana fish and game commission gains near total authority over wildlife with sweeping regulation changes. The act raises license costs, limits bag sizes, tightens seasons for elk deer grouse ducks and other species, and authorizes fish hatcheries game farms and state wardens while closing streams and counties to hunting as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish and Game Commission of
Montana
Senate
House
Fish and Game Commission
Flathead
Missoula
Ravilli
Lincoln
Sanders
Arkansas State History and Geographic Notes
The article traces Arkansas history from its naming after the river to its early French settlement, Spanish cession, and 1803 U.S. purchase. It notes the pronunciation clarification Ar-kan-saw, the 1819 Missouri partition, 1838 statehood, and Hot Springs mineral springs under government control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Arkansas
Kansas
State Senate
Louisiana Purchase
Spain
United States
Louisiana Territory
Louisiana
Missouri Territory
Arkansas Territory
Indian Territory
Pike
Rockies
Western Plains
Great American Desert
South
Union
Hot Springs
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Delaware's place in early American government and history
Delaware became the first of the original thirteen states to ratify the Constitution on December 17 1787. The article notes the nine state requirement, the 1788 ratification that formed the united government, and outlines Delaware’s small size at 2370 square miles with three presidential electors. It traces Delaware’s colonial transitions from New Sweden to Dutch to English control and its path to an independent state by the Revolution. It explains the naming of the Delaware river and bay after Lord Delaware, a Virginia colony governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
United States of America
Delaware River
New Sweden
Peter Stuyvesant
New Netherlands
Pennsylvania
William Penn
Penn
Congress
New York
Lord Delaware
Virginia Colony
McClure
Drawing as universal language for children by C Louise Schaffner
The article argues drawing is a universal language and essential to child development. It advocates replacing crude outline drawing with three dimensional forms using clay and sand, then soft materials like chalk charcoal and watercolors as children age, and urges parents and teachers to allow self expression over pattern based cutting and magazine clipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Louise Schaffner
Walter’ Scott Perry
School of Fine and Applied Arts
Pratt Institute
Brooklyn
N. Y
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W. A. Graeter Cashier
A. L.'Stone
The
Forest Service and Biological Survey
Fish Nurseries
Elk Preserve
Jefferson
Big ,Horn
Silver Baw
Custer
Carbon
Fallon
Deer Lodge
Broadwater
Prairie
Cascade
Wibaur
Fergus
Rowebud
Musselshell
Dawson
Meagher
Richland
Chateau
Mineral
Hill, Toole
Blaine
Granite
Dearborn River
Lewis and Clark
Powell Counties
Said Counties
Said
Missoula County
Nine Mile Prairie
Gallatin County
Yellowstone
Rosebud
Powder River
Carter
Roosevelt
McCone
Garfield
Valley
Phillips
Fergus County
Said County
Dillon
Sheridan Forum
Anderson Bros
Dillon, Mont
Jonathan Brace
Rie
Baan
John Patterson
Mr. Patterson
Federal Reserve “System
National Kindergarten Association
W. 40Th St
New York City
Elliott Studio
Majer
Spokane
Wash
M. Paumie
Galena St
Butte, Mont
Uch
E. H. Brundage
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