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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1946

Page

7

Hunters Asked Report On Tagged Coyotes

Hikers may encounter coyotes with ear tags and are asked to note and report sightings. Hunters who kill tagged coyotes must submit reports. The Absaroka conservation committee and the federal wildlife service study coyote migrations, asking tag returns to Dr. R A Hamilton in Livingston or to the wildlife service or park service. Over 100 coyotes were tagged in Yellowstone area but few tags have been received.

Livingston Absaroka, Conservation Committee Federal Wildlife Service R. A. Hamilton Wildlife Service National Park Service Yellowstone Park

Hopi Snake Dance Mysteries Stir Scientists

August ritual gathers snakes for nine days as Hopi men and boys perform on village plazas. The ceremony blends sacred rites with debate over how participants avoid venomous bites and whether snakes’ fangs and bites are altered by ritual.

Holbrook Ariz N. O. Guthrie

Wheeler Ends Bid for Independent Senate Run

Senator Wheeler of Montana announced he will not seek re election as an independent in November. He declined to back either his Democratic rival Leif Erickson or Republican Zales Ecton and said Montana citizens will vindicate him. He cited relief from tedious Senate duties and a chance to fight what he termed un American organizations and activities.

Washington Wheeler D-Mont Truman Leif Erickson Zales N. Ecton Wruman and Erickson Montana Senate

Duck hunting hits state record in Montana sales

Helena officials report 31 358 migratory bird stamps sold in Montana post offices in the past year. Postmaster J R Wine credits returning veterans and ammo access for the peak hunting volume, noting the total surpasses all prior records in the state.

Helena Montana J. R. Wine

GI Bill questions and answers on guaranty and benefits

The document answers several GI Bill questions. It covers how prior loan guaranties affect new guaranties, veteran counts in education and on‑the‑job training, scenarios for purchasing property with a non veteran, unemployment compensation timing with subsistence, and using disability pay as premium payments for life insurance with form 887 filed at a VA office.

Washington Oregon Idaho Montana Alaska

Higher Textile Prices Ordered

Washington August 5 OPA announced immediate higher textile ceilings. Cotton clothing prices rise about 6 to 17 percent for household linens and other cotton textiles, with an average increase of about 16 percent under the new price control law.

Washington OPA

Army to Call 25,000 Inductees as Draft Resumes

Washington reports voluntary enlistments have plummeted since July 1, forcing officials to announce a 25,000 inductee call when compulsory draft resumes September 1. Officials cited reduced pay bonuses and other factors, noting enlistments through July averaged about 9,500 weekly amid a 50 percent backpay boost attempt that failed to meet targets.

Washington Army Selective Service Secretary of War Robert P. Patterson

Says Battleship Now Obsolete Says Battleship Now Obsolete MILFORD Conn

Thomas Alva Edison Lake, son of Simon Lake, asserts atomic tests at Bikini doom surface battleships. He says future warfare favors submarines, with air power and unseen subs replacing surface vessels and a need for radiation resistant subs capable of deploying weapons underwater.

Milford. Conn Bikini Thomas Alva Edison Lake Simon Lake Lake

Fern varieties count highlights U S diversity

A note observes that roughly 165 distinct fern kinds are cultivated across the United States, reflecting wide botanical variety and regional growing practices.

United States

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Professional Directory J. D. Herries Masonic Temple Big Timber L. H. Townsend Osteopathic Masonic Law County Court House L. W. Baskett Big Timber, Mont R. J. Schaffarzick Optometrist DR. D. Claiborn B. Olness O. J. Ellingson Motor Inn Billings N.F.L.A Stapleton Bidg Photography Chico Hot Springs Pray N. P Chico R. C. Knowles G. A. Townsend State Farm Mutual Auto Insurance Company Bloomington Illinois A. C. Boyles Thremington Mincis Nagasaki U. S Red Cross A. No Carter Oil
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