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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1961
Page
7
Mr and Mrs George Bray celebrate the arrival of their month old son Peter. The couple report both mother and baby in good health and enjoyed introducing their grandson to family for the first time.
Report from GLENN BERG on 4H Conservation camp at Little Bitterroot Lake. Describes cabin life, class groups, daily activities, flag ceremonies, dances, KP duties, ribbons, and emphasis on soil and water conservation. Also mentions medical notices and a Red Lodge trip to the Festival of Nations.
A Home Demonstration Council leaflet summarizes discussion topics among five interest groups on Civil Defense safety and advertising influences. It details farm fire types A B C with extinguishing methods and safety steps, plus a note on preparedness and a report of Rose Marie Fotland returning from an airlines school in Hollywood.
Out of Hospital Mrs. Otis Ueland returned home Sunday from Billings where she had been a patient at St. Vincent hospital for five weeks.
A male resident of a public housing community follows a path from school, military service, and higher education to farming and business. He benefits from FHA RFC and soil programs, Soil Bank, REA electricity, library services, and veterans' support, while his family engages in public schools and parks. Later he participates in federal infrastructure and tax policy actions, then protests high taxes and socialistic trends in a letter to his Congress member.
Help wanted notice reads Wanted waitress for swing shift at Almeda's Cafe with a reward offer for a lost Timex wrist watch and contact details. Also lists For Sale items and a thank you note for hospital visitors and blood donors within a compact community notice.
Special livestock loans are available to eligible Montana producers through December 31, 1961. Loans aid cattle sheep and goats operations with up to three year repayment at 5 percent interest.
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