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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1972
Page
5
An old chief tests warriors on a mountain, rewarding courage with the sea seen by one. The piece extols striving beyond comfort and ends with two recipes for a filled jelly roll and orange filling, detailing ingredients and steps.
Letters and notices reflect local life with visits across states, winter weather takes and misses, travel reports from December to January, university honor roll entries, a community concert announcement, and a Sunday school reading about youth crime tied to older generations. Names include Mrs Ed Papesh Mrs Lillie Lambert Ruth Kanesh Vern Dodge and Bel Cant o Trio.
The Montana Crop and Livestock Reporting Service reports a 15 percent year over year rise in red meat production. Slaughtering plants statewide produced 17.9 million pounds of red meat during November.
At the January 19 meeting the Knights of Pythias approved a full slate including Carl Mosness as Chancellor Gary Mosness as vice Chancellor Dan Laubach Prelate James Roberts Master-at-Arms Helmar Branne Master-of-Work James Brannin Financial Secretary Lonnie Bryan Treasurer Arne Heem Secretary Cecil Valgamore Inner Guard George Carl Outer Guard The lunch committee was Harold Roe and Con Smart A delegation attended the installation in Livingston on January 20 with a social following Local members Dan Laubach Arne Hoem and J O Matthews attended with spouses.
The Royal Neighbors of America met for a business session and to plan a June 10 convention in Big Timber with fifteen members present. Officers were appointed, installing officers named, and a card party set for February 1. A 4-H meeting in Porcupine Butte had eleven members and six leaders, planning a lunch at a ranch sale, skating party, and square dance payments, with a meeting April 8 led by Maggt Buttrell.
State Health and Environmental Sciences officials urge small Montana communities to switch from burning to sanitary landfills. Larger towns already comply with the 1965 solid waste law and deadlines aim for all cities to finish by July 1 1972.
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