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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1968
Page
7
Jim Battin writes from Washington that Congress postponed a planned year end adjournment and faced a long rump session. He criticizes delays, urges a continuing resolution to curb spending, and stresses grassroots outreach as essential to representative government.
The Board of County Commissioners of Sweet Grass County Montana will sell on August 9 1968 at 2 00 p m at the Courthouse Big Timber Montana seven ten thousand dollars of county bonds to fund airport improvements and a new access road Amortization bonds are preferred but serial bonds may be issued with five thousand dollar par and two and a half thousand dollar initial serials Bids must meet par with accrued interest and may be private sale The board may reject bids and must be accompanied by five thousand dollars certified check BIARNE BJORNDAL Chairman Margaret Plaggemeyer Clerk
Spring and summer bring seasonal equine health issues including equine distemper known as strangles or shipping fever. The disease is caused by an infectious microorganism.
Streptococcus equi causes upper respiratory illness in horses with fever loss of appetite nasal discharge and swollen jaw lymph nodes. Spread occurs via contact in large groups such as race tracks sale yards fairs and rodeos. Vaccines exist and proper use aids prevention with veterinary guidance advised for the upcoming summer.
The note warns drivers to wait for a full left lane before passing a motorcycle. Crowding beside a bike is dangerous in any circumstance and should be avoided to ensure safety for all road users.
Ellis Williams reports Sweet Grass County Fair set for August 22 to 24 with 4-H FFA and FHA exhibits. The 4-H program enjoyed a busy season including a first time county 4-H Camp at Carroccia Sweet Grass Ranch for three days of educational fun with about 70 participants.
Montana moves meat inspection rulemaking to Washington under the Wholesome Meat Act of 1967 as Dr. John Safford notes federal rules by US Public Health Service on milk sales will be adopted for interstate commerce. He warns state boards must enforce these rules or USDA will take over. Montana residents are urged to participate in federal and state rulemaking.
The note compares passing a slower vehicle to overtaking sixty when the other car travels at forty five. It emphasizes patience and adequate space to complete passes safely, likening it to passing forty parked cars in terms of time and clearance.
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