Red Cross Chapters Highlight Nursing Service in Montana
Red Cross public health nurses promote better living through rural and urban programs across Montana chapters. They conduct school health inspections, nutrition classes, home hygiene training, and care of the sick courses with traveling instructors and joint county city cooperation. A 685 women earned sanitary certificates last year, with extended follow up and clinics. Armistice Day will launch the annual Roll Call to fund expanded services.
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RED Cross
American Red Cross
Montana
Chilren
Central Division
Red Cross extends Montana welfare role postwar
The Red Cross of Montana has remained active since wartime, operating as a state clearinghouse for community needs. Workers cover extensive territories in Valley and Chateau counties, averaging about a thousand miles monthly, aiding counties including Richland, Phillips, Blaine, Lawson, Garfield, McCone, Valley, Toole, Teton, Chateau, Hill, Liberty, Cascade and Flathead.
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Red Cross of
Montana
Red Cross
Valley County
Chateau
Richland
Phillips
Blaine
Lawson
Garfield
McCone
Valley
Toole
Teton
Hill
Liberty
Cascade
Flathead
Training Little Citizens: Mothers as Early Educators
A series piece by Anne Goodwin Williams notes mothers as primary teachers shaping morals, music, art, and domestic skills. It argues children learn from daily motherly guidance, not just formal school, and cites poetry praising motherhood’s role in forming future citizens.
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Anne Goodwin Williams
Jane
John
America
Eleanor Robbins Wilson
Weather alerts to reach farmers by wireless system
Washington reports the Weather Bureau will expand its service to warn stockmen and farmers of cold waves heavy snow and high winds. By using wireless through central points forecasts will reach rural communities within hours by telephone, potentially saving ranchers thousands in losses. Chicago notes Illinois Steel Co boosts output to 42 percent capacity.
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Washington, D. C
Bureau
United States Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
West
War Department Clerical Force Cuts 28 Percent
Washington D C The War Department reports a civilian clerical staff drop of 8 143 in September leaving 64 916 employed versus 90 106 March 1 last This 28 percent decrease is under the present administration About 53 000 of the total work in engineer quartermaster and ordnance activities including river and harbor improvements and arsenal operations nationwide remain under the engineer corps or related programs.
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War Department
Engineer Corps
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D. FP
Bush
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Johnson & Boone's
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R. R. Rathbone
Hughes and McCaleb
R. D. Curry
Phillips Block
Dillon
Osteopath
G. G. Brownback
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Lewis & Walker
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Butte, Mont
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Madison National Forest Sheep Grower’s Association
Ladies’ Aid Society
Trinune
The
Tribune
Tribune Book Store
Dillon, Mont
the Tribune
Typerwriter
Dillon Furniture CO
G. T. Paul
Land Office
Bondeo
Pearl I. Smith
Vna
National Kindergarten Association
W. 40Th St
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Steel
Chicago
Illinois Steel Company
Partment
Western Wool Growers’ Association
Western Woolgrowers Agency
George Melton
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Thomas’ Book Store
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