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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1961
Page
11
December sees the highest motor vehicle fatalities of the year due to longer nights and heavy holiday pedestrian activity. The public is urged to exercise caution and courtesy to reduce the December death toll.
The notice states that payment is due when the order is placed and that payment should be made promptly after phoning in the advertisement to save mailing costs. Ads should be placed before noon Tuesday to allow for classification.
Mr and Mrs Nick Campanella and others express gratitude for kindnesses shown by friends and neighbors following the recent death of their mother. Names listed include Mr and Mrs Thorval Krone Sr Mr and Mrs Claude Kenfield Mr and Mrs Orval Johnston and Mr and Mrs David Kenfield.
Start the new year with a professionally cleaned rug. For information or appointments, call WE 2-2812. 13-3 att.
The Lavold family expresses gratitude to those who sent cards letters flowers and gifts and offered help while Sylvester was treated at Bozeman Hospital Special thanks go to Kenneth and Phyllis Strickland for hosting the writer and driving them home Lola Lavold Sylvester Lavold
Sincere thanks to the parents who sponsored the reception last Thursday night for the High Sono Band and Chorus members.
Montanans must file to re record livestock brands by December 31 to avoid doubling fees. State official William L. Cheney notes the $4 re recording fee. after that date new applications cost $8. About 60 000 brands exist with history dating to 1872, including the Poindexter and Orr square and compass brand now tied to Rock Island Oil and Refining Co. of Wichita.
Canadian and Colorado studies cited by N A Jacob sen Montana extension livestock specialist in Montana Stockgrower warn that pine needles eaten by range cows may cause calf losses. Findings advise wintering bred range cows in areas free of needles and buds.
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