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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1940
Page
6
Reader ad seeking to purchase puppies, cavies, birds, pigeons and other pets. State what you have and price in first letter. Express payment offered. Northwest's largest bird and pet supply. Bird Mart Butte Montana.
Three Turkish mining students with four months of English study spoke to the Butte Rotary Club. Although their pronunciation showed limits, their sentence construction and word choice impressed. They joined nine Turkish students assigned to the Montana School of Mines, with others in California and Massachusetts. The speakers were Cihad Onbulak, Ali Hozak, and Suphi Yavasca.
An Ashington Collieries magazine piece describes a diminutive bat boy about four feet tall in uniform with a giant cap handling bludgeons for inspection. The report praises lively fielding with bases armed by players and extraordinary leaps, though it notes no catches by Edge.
The piece recalls the 1876 Little Big Horn defeat linking premonitions to Custer and his officers. It chronicles wind fallen flags, officer wills, and a foreboding mood among the Seventh Cavalry. The article notes survivor Comanche and the fates of Custer family members, plus later reflections by poets and artists.
The Montana Dairy Industries Inc organized May 1 to coordinate producers processors and distributors. It links with the American Dairy Association for a national ad campaign and plans a 1 cent per pound deduction on butterfat June 1 to 15, pending 65 percent signups.
Montana’s ranges emerge from a prolonged dry cycle as March and April bring abundant precipitation. Wet snows and spring rains revive forage, with Dr. W J Butler noting the elixir of moisture should yield well cured grasses for stockmen.
A World Telegram item notes golfers walked 110 miles last year per a Greenkeeping survey, alongside quotes from Senator Champ Clark and War Secretary Woodring on propaganda and public information. The column ends with a prompt to read the classifieds.
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