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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1947
Page
8
Local ad promotes a free dance at Grey Cliff with the Elgen Boys and Johnny Lee. Classified items for sale include a piano upright $225, rubber boat $57.50, stewing machine $20, milk cooler $85, Briggs and Stratton gas engine 1% hp $50, plus children’s dresses size 9-10 including a Brownie dress. Phone 46-M.
Dr. Irving L. Berger said many working mothers treat children as tools from their business training. He warned perfectionist parenting can cause severe emotional issues, shyness, and relationship problems in kids, with fathers' perfectionism seen as more damaging than mothers. The observations come from 22 mothers at Johns Hopkins Hospital.
Montana State college opens commencement week Saturday May 31 with Woman's Day. Fifty first graduating class includes 184 bachelor of science candidates 11 master of science candidates one professional degree candidate and 22 nursing diploma candidates. President James A McCain to deliver address.
Safety officials urge swimming lessons for children as spring and warmer weather return. About 5 000 people drown in the United States each year, with seven eighths being men or boys due to higher water exposure. Adults should learn to float and supervise kids to prevent tragedies.
Montana Fish Meal and Oil Corp. began operations on the Missouri river near Great Falls to convert nongame river fish into meal and oil for poultry and livestock. The plant will feed game fish in hatcheries first, with raw material mainly carp and suckers seined from Helena to Great Falls and from Kipp Lake on the Blackfeet reservation. L. W. Meyers, plant manager, leads the operation with V. F. Luhrsen as president and general manager, under a state permit from the Montana fish and game commission.
The Montana Flying Farmers and Ranchers association will showcase planes from light ranch use to A 26 and P 51 fighters at Montana State College June 20 21. Educational talks by experts from the U S forest service fish and wildlife service and aviation agencies accompany tours and hanger discussions.
The Absaroka Conservation association decided to trap and relocate surplus antelope from Yellowstone's northern region next winter. About 200 animals will be captured with representatives from the national park service and other groups expanding attendance from Cody and Powell. Elk bag limits were debated for next season, and mine pollution controls at Cooke City were reviewed to protect fish life. Rep. Wesley A. O Ewart led the two day meeting.
Miss Anna Pearl Sherrick head of the Montana State college of nursing announced the three year program registration is moved to June 11. The course grants 119 credits toward a BS in nursing with hospital training in Bozeman Deaconess and Billings Deaconess facilities and summer quarter on campus.
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