Oklahoma Boy Tracy Greenwood Named March of Dimes Poster Child
Tracy Greenwood, a five year old from Velma Oklahoma born with an open spine and hydrocephalus, is selected as National Poster Child for the March of Dimes January fund drive. Despite braces and crutches he enjoys family life, plays with his brother Jamie, and pursues pets and cartoons, highlighting the charitys birth defects program and nationwide centers.
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Tracy Greenwood
March of Dimes
Oklahoma
Jamie
Tracy
Greenwood
Velma
Children’s Memorial Hospital
Oklahoma City
United States
Voluntary Health Agency
Betty
Okla
Don Schneider
DUSTING OFF THE OLD ONES CONTINUES AT COMMUNITY HOSPITAL
Fifteen players and Coach and Mrs Willard Anderson attended a gathering where McCauley received an identification bracelet. Four babies were born at Community hospital this week including Dana Alexander and Lawrence Edmond, plus two more boys to Buster and Christensen. The Busters welcome a son, William Thomas, in December. Carl Bue and Harry Preston left for Chicago and Richland respectively. Mrs Lloyd Severance hosted a birthday party for her mother Mrs John Campbell. Mrs Hallie Gunderson and Miss Lois Williams traveled to Billings. Walter Wells named assistant librarian replacing Mrs Clara Traver.
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Dana Alexander
Howard
Vernie Mack
Lawrence Edmond
John Christensen
William Thomas
Harold Buster
Busters
Carl Bue
Chicago
John Campbell
Severance
Ella Webber
Ethel Manis
Joe Forewald
Josie Hanson
Addie Hoem
Bill Allen
Arthur Schump
Hallie Gunderson
Lois Williams
Billings
World grain outlook hints at price shifts and market growth
Thomsen forecasts record crops for five major wheat exporters and sizable harvests in India and Pakistan. He sees Asia as the key future market for American high protein wheat as diets shift from rice, though market development faces social and political challenges.
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Thomsen
India
Pakistan
Asia
Winter Driving: Plan Maneuvers on Icy Roads
Oversteering, overbraking, and overacceleration cause most skids on ice. Plan every move in advance and execute gradually to reduce loss of control on slippery surfaces.
Thanksgiving visits thread through Reed Point notes
Thanksgiving Day scenes populate the Reed Point notes with dozens of local households hosting or visiting relatives. Families from Livingston Big Timber Roundup Ringling Drummond Philipsburg Columbus and Clyde Park share meals and travel over the holiday weekend with extended kin including Whitfords, Eder, Brumfields, Barnums and others.
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Ben Veach
Livingston
Walt Lewis
Lodge Grass
S. H. Lewis
Bjarne Bjorndal
Big Timber
Bill Langford and Sons
Jay Doig
Ringling
Ann Whitford
Leila
Gary
Kevin Whitford
Larry Terrel
Bud Terrel
Robert Campanella
Denver
Colo
Ben Prichard
Alfred Walton
Bozeman
Adlebert Eder
Ernest Lutgen
Rapelje
Kim Baker
Roundup
Burlin Bunce
A. P. Brumfield
Rollie Brumfield
Karen and
Allen
Three Forks
Dean Damuth
Logan
A. C. Brumfield
Bill Golden
Mark
Ben Arnold
Broadview
Ford Brown Ranch
al Wagner
Columbus
Noble Saunders
David
Ford Brown
Ed Olson
Ted Nelson
Earl Olson
Alvin Swainson
Billings
Edith Armstrong
Laurel
Rex Guthrie
Viola Hicks
Marion van Campen
Elizabeth Haskins
Jim van Campen
Chinook
Tila Ostenson
George Nute
Madeline Ostenson
Reider Anderson
Safety notes from city county sanitarian remind duty to prevent accidents
The Big Timber Pioneer urges community members to think positively about accident prevention during the holiday season. It lists hazards such as overloaded electrical wiring and obstructed car windows due to frost as leading causes of home and road accidents.
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Big Timber
County Agent's Corner Olaf J Brekke Schedule and Tips
Olaf J Brekke outlines upcoming Extension events from Dec 6 to Dec 12 including 4-H steers weighing and the Montana Woolgrowers Conference. He reports on disaster training, street safety, and carbon monoxide danger, then shares soil fertility data showing 80 percent nitrogen and 78 percent phosphorus deficiency, and notes alfalfa profit from phosphorus application. He ends with advice on equine parasite checks and veterinary diagnosis before treatment.
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USDA
Montana Woolgrowers
Northern
Billings
Don Tetlic
Tom Ellis
Bob Fitzhugh
MSU
Divide
Montana
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Prissy
Susie
Puff
Greenwoods
Sooners
Betty Greenwood
U. S
Carl Albert
D. Okla
House
McCauley
Willard Anderson
Paul Stone
The
Big Sky
REED
City County Sanitarian Safety
S&s Build
Sawyer’s
McLeod Street
Olaf J. Brekke
Sweet Grass County
N. A. Jacobsen
Lane Publishing Co
E. Main St
Mesa
Arizona
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