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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1961
Page
4
The Liberty Amendment H J Res 23 would liquidate government activities violating its aims within three years and sell affected properties. It would repeal the sixteenth amendment and ban taxes on personal income estates and gifts after ratification. No hearings have been held in over two years. voters urged to contact congressmen.
The Sweet Grass County Angus Heifer club met at the fairgrounds on Saturday at 1 PM with Del mer H. LaVois from Fair View ranch trimming calves hooves. Savchenko family moves from Dillon to Finn Rock Oregon for new teaching roles. two births announced in local families. bridge dinner honors moving guests. Lutheran women plan pension program. visitors from Dillon and a double birth in Missoula.
Classified notices mix rental and sale offers including an unfurnished groom house with stores, seller contact Mrs. Ivar Andem and phone 2-2511. Additional items include hens for sale, pullets, fryers, and various household goods from The New Ark Store and SOS Hatchery. Several thank you notes and youth club updates accompany the listing.
Swanson-Kemper wedding details from page one note the bride’s high school work at St. Peter's hospital. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Swanson and families, plus Mr. and Mrs. Duane Kirkpatrick. The bride’s sister is Mrs. Kirkpatrick. A miscellaneous shower was hosted by Miss McDowell at Mrs. Jung's home.
The author argues hatchery fish are costly and inefficient as only a third survive to be caught, totaling about 2.25 dollars per catch, and urges habitat restoration as a cheaper alternative. The piece promotes the national conservation pledge to save natural resources.
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