March of Dimes Aids Baltimore Girl With Prosthetic Hand
Linda Whitecotton, a five-year-old congenital amputee in Baltimore, gained a functional artificial hand through the March of Dimes program. Occupational therapists and the center medical team taught her to use the device to feed, color, and dry dishes, easing daily tasks she previously struggled to perform with one hand.
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Baltimore
Mommy
Linda Whitecotton
Inda
Joan Whitecotton
Robert Whitecotton
Linda
March of Dimes Center
Reel of winter memories spans two decades in Big Timber
Pioneer files recount holidays and travel from 1917 to 1949 with a festive sleigh ride in Boulder valley. The notes include moves, new jobs, marriages, and community events as residents visit kin, take up roles in mines and schools, and celebrate civic milestones amid a changing town.
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Pioneer Files
Walter
Vivian
Pearl
Dimple Dutton
Harry McComb
Katherine Schmidlhofer
Charlies
Bertha
Edna McComb
Edna
George Hotzel
Boulder
Mike Hoyem
Butte
Big Timber
Ceryl
Mildred Dean
J. A. Lowry
Spencer
Idaho
Alice Ronning
Montana Power
Arthur Gilbert Algard
Churchill & Amery
Livingston
Karl Bryan
Seiberling News
Akron
Ohio
Cage
Lyon
Seiberling
Gooding
Ray
Horatio
Sho
J. B. Kratzer
McLeod
McLeod Hall
Kratzer
Edwin Wheeler
Bozeman
Homer Wheeler
Malcolm Goosey Jr
Oscar Forsythe
Margaret Deegan
Gertrude Wagner
Kent Lake School
Reed Point
Lois Rash
Newton Pierson
Clyde Park
Pierson
Harry Hart
Bob Hart
Emma Rees
Bridger
Carne Vickery
Redfield Vose
New York
Melville
Kenneth Hereim
C. C. Nicholson
Donald
Wyoming
Cmdr. Nicholson
Monterey
Oalif
Miami
Fla
A. C. McDonald
Donna Hunter
Lewistown
Bob Deegan
Floyd Bailey
Salt Lake City constable stops arrest in wild pursuit
Salt Lake City constable Don Smith of Midvale served a resisting arrest warrant. He faced a fight as a man allegedly threatened him with a fire extinguisher and swung an ax before surrendering after a cross town ride in a pickup. Smith found his car damaged on return.
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Salt Lake City
Don Smith
Midvale
Utah
Smith
Statewide Highways Plan Millions for Montana Roads
Montana aims to spend about 46.7 million for highway construction in 1966, up over five million from 1965. The plan focuses on new and improved highways, structures, signing, fencing, seeding and maintenance, but excludes engineering and right of way costs.
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Helena
Montana
Paul M. Johnson
Johnson
Taxpayers Face Record Property Tax Increase in Montana
Montana property taxes rise 8.6 percent in 1965 66 while taxable valuation grows 3.5 percent. Over ten years taxes up 73 percent with valuations up 34 percent. Only Golden Valley Mineral and Wibaux counties show tax cuts. twenty one counties see valuation declines. Total tax rise hits $94 million, over half for public schools and the foundation program.
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Montana
Montana Taxpayers Association
MTA
Golden Valley
Mineral
Wibaux
Public School Foundation
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Griffith
Gibson
Edith
Vera Griffith
Columbus
Merle Griffith
Lake Basin
Lake Basin Trading Co
C. M. Chase
Granville
Ill
Wisconsin
Illinois
Badger
Ellingson
Anderson
Slunters Springs
Hunters
Gibson Country
C. R. Madden
George Carl
Will Gugler
Bob
Walt
C. G
Harold
Hiber
George W. Briley
Big Timber Cafe
Bill Dodge
Oregon
Allen Dodge
Harvey Kurzals
Honey Moon Honey Co
Greeley
Colo
Kurzals
Fairchild
Pontiac
Chevrolet
McLeod St
Billings
Flesher Pass
Lincoln
WU. S. 10
Terry
Fen
Cera
Borden’s
Starlac
Soflin
Tom Scott
Tastewell
Freestone Peaches
Wyer’seee
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