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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1976
Page
2
Pioneer Viewpoint notes the ABC special on American education prompts no new issues but highlights levy voting as a sign of voter frustration. The paper will publish unsigned letters against the high school levy until June 12 to foster dialogue on school funding and trustees’ work.
Officials warn visitors about grizzly bears and rattlesnakes, and warn of hazards near hot pools and geysers. Children may be lost quickly if separated and photographers should avoid cliff edges to prevent fatal falls. Stay on marked trails and watch your step.
The Citizens State Bank opened with five year old AT Voges making the first deposit. Cashier Geiger notes strong early business and a solid concrete vault with a manganese steel safe. A Big Timber water system bond issue of 40 000 dollars was planned for the next month. A sprinkler wagon purchase was approved at a town council meeting.
HELP SOUGHT FROM PIONEER READERS We know readers enjoy old pictures on this page. Our supply is nearly depleted. loan us interesting photos. They will be photographed and returned in good condition. Allow at least a week for processing. Hadesh. Both young ladies were presented with a kodak in appreciation of their church work.
The piece argues candidates should clearly state positions instead of vague platitudes about spending, inflation, and government. It notes voters struggle to judge nominees, warns against overpromising, and stresses the need for realistic, accountable representation in federal contests. It also describes how election results are gathered by wire services and pooled for nationwide reporting.
A letter from Alice Hoofnagle complains about Memorial Day conditions at the cemetery. She notes unkempt grounds in the west half and water shortages affecting grass growth while some plots receive mowing and repairs, urging better presentation without causing damage to headstones.
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