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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1954
Page
4
A speaker urges citizens to honor the Eagle as emblem of a people who chose self reliance and individual worth over government charity. He recalls a century of hardship endured to establish a foothold on the Eastern Seaboard and to defend economic liberty alongside political freedom.
A new wool industry trademark seal serves as an unofficial mark for wool clothing and related goods. The emblem highlights wool’s versatility and performance, with over a million hang-tags and widespread use on letterheads, printed matter, window stickers, and other materials to draw public attention to wool products.
Montana patrol warns the four day Fourth of July weekend will greatly raise accident risk. Glenn M. Schultz cites last year’s four deaths over two days and urges a statewide drive with county safety councils. Tips include obeying signs, yielding, slowing 10 mph, vehicle checks, and avoiding driving after drinking.
Eight members of the Blind Association of Utah, four of them blind, were rescued after spending 25 hours on Yellowstone Lake during a winter storm. The group fished, cooked their catch, and were found by rangers near Flat Mountain Arm. Oliver Hansen led the sighted party member in Salt Lake City.
Washington Secretary of Commerce Weeks announced an apportionment of 875 million dollars in federal highway aid for the coming fiscal year. States will receive shares as they provide matching funds and expenditures for highway improvements. Colorado 13219598 Idaho 6697775 Montana 13551734 Utah 8426904 Wyoming 8541426 total reflects a sizable increase over last year. A 1954 pig crop of 219000 was forecast, up from 185000.
The Montana Crop and Livestock Reporting Service said hog production is up due to favorable prices and ample feed grain. Spring farrowings have increased. Separately, Keith Gottlob and his wife visited Lennep relatives Mr. and Mrs. Sam Duffey for a two week vacation with plans to stop in Bozeman and visit Washington.
A brief classified note promotes rapid outcomes through a Pioneer era ad. It highlights speed, visibility, and reach of the ad section, suggesting readers contact the newsroom or visit the office to place a notice or inquiry.
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