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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1977
Page
3
A quirky week unfolds with cedar waxwings ignoring new wren homes as a sign proposes FOR WRENT Perfect. A staffer vacillates between blotters and Kraft paper while noting photo reproduction woes. A dog catcher, mower chores, horoscopes, S and H Green Stamps talk, and anonymous gum on shorts spark local reflections.
A letter from Jack Hines laments Big Timber’s leash law funding controversy and mocks federal aid, contrasting past town independence with current begging from bureaucratic funds. He recalls hospitality from locals and thanks for boots, while criticizing ordinance motives and enforcement.
Seventy years ago on June 27 1907 reports described a fierce storm across Stillwater and portions of Sweet Grass counties. Raging floods damaged bridges and crops while Greycliff planned a July 4 celebration with races sports and a dance. Other notes include births marriages and local travel as rural communities recounted the week.
Readers see a potential shift as Carter plans to ask Congress to nearly double Absaroka Wilderness. CEQ staffer Barry Flamm signals possible exclusion of a contested Sweet Grass Park County road right of way, which could hinge on court rulings and county ownership. Citizens are urged to write to Washington if the issue matters.
Area businessmen are urged to attend the Chamber of Commerce meeting at Frye's Friday noon to elect officers for the new organization. The agenda includes a president vice president secretary treasurer and six board members with emphasis on involving ranchers for the first year structure.
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