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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1971
Page
8
A county urges residents not to remove road warning signs warning of danger detours and road work. Crews report signs taken while installing a cattle guard at Community Hall, risking accidents or fatalities for drivers lacking warning. The notice asks offenders to consider consequences and keep signs in place.
A concise saying highlights that true height is shown by helping others. The proverb emphasizes humility and generosity as measure of character.
Sweet Grass Farm Bureau hosts a May 27 meeting at 8 p.m. to show the 30 minute color film Crash by the Institute of Highway Safety. The public is invited. the program explains why auto insurance costs have risen and outlines safety improvements for highways.
The Wiliigro Garden Club met Monday May 17 at the Dugout with 19 members and four guests present. Mrs E O Overland presided in the absence of both president and vice president. Karl Bryan shared slides of gardens visited in the United States and abroad. Lunch was served by Grace Carney, Walter Maasch, and John Brekke.
Montana wage earners are urged to oppose higher income taxes while unions back sales tax cuts. The piece argues the tax system penalizes productive workers and calls for budget restraint, contrasting Montana with Louisiana welfare and urging public revolt against tax hikes.
A nostalgic reminiscence from The Big Timber Pioneer recounts two weary hunters finding shelter in a miner’s cabin near Independence. Over shared stew and warmth, a moment of dark humor arises as the host glimpses a tiny mouse, sparking a quip and a memory that underscores lessons from the past.
Rhonda Jean Nickell earns recognition as Outstanding Teenager of America after serving as valedictorian, Girls State delegate, paper editor, librarian, class officer, and student council president. She contributed to cheer, pep club, twirling, track, and yearbook activities during high school.
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