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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1971
Page
6
Community updates list tales of reunions and visits across several states. Attendees include Reed Point and Billings residents for Scott Goddard's funeral, Alaska born Glenn Bee, and multiple Missoula and Utah visitors. The item closes with Jaycees promotion for a boat float event.
The writer describes street life in India with flute players and cobras, cow reverence, sari fashions, and women carrying bricks for construction. Notes on religious diversity and rich monuments like the Taj Mahal contrast with widespread poverty and squalor. A Sikh doctor aids the narrator during illness.
Audrey Tronrud winner of this year’s conservation essay travels from Sweet Grass District to Havre for four day State 4-H conservation camp July 6 to 10. Essay stresses that soil water grass and forests connect for wildlife and human needs, with extensive notes on land use and state and federal wildlife management roles.
The excerpt blends reflections on life as stepping stones with a dessert recipe and family notes. It references past achievements in shaping the nation, then shifts to a caramel candy method and a flurry of visitors to the Findley household including Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bent of Blythe California and the Meloys of Yarnell Arizona. It closes with notes on soil conservation and Montana education grants for special educators, highlighting Audrey Tronrud and Judith Vidack among Montana trainees.
Mr and Mrs Louis Stahl and family and Mrs Agnes Peterson attended the Church Camp on the Boulder Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Bud Olson and daughters of Billings visited Thursday with Mr and Mrs Stanley Whitham and Mr and Mrs Roger Phipps. Virginia Phipps visited at the Bud Olson home Saturday until Thursday.
Weather across Montana shows topsoil moisture rising after weekend rain but dryland crops and range grasses feel the drought. Liberty county reports golf ball sized hail causing local damage while alfalfa weevils rise in Lake Ravalli and Sweet Grass counties. Hog numbers on farms rise with an estimated 260000 head statewide.
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