Herders Dominant in 226 0 Season Opener Over Manhattan
Big Timber High School opened 1973 with a 226 to 0 win over Manhattan. Clayton Davis rushed for 188 yards on 23 carries and three touchdowns. The defense held Manhattan to three first downs and three sorties while Bill Murray recovered a fumble for a touchdown.
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Sweet Grass High lunch menus announced this week
The Pioneer lists daily lunch options for SGHS beginning this week with changes possible. Monday offers split pea soup ground meat sandwich and banana cream pie with milk. Tuesday features ham and beans hot rolls jello cottage cheese salad lemon fluff pudding and milk. Wednesday serves creamed chicken on mashed potatoes corn chocolate cake with vanilla sauce hot rolls and milk. Thursday presents hot dog on bun pork and beans potato chips cherry cobbler and milk. Friday pairs tuna and noodle hot dish peas jello with whipped cream rolls and milk.
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Montana School Districts Share State Traffic Education Aid
State aid totaling nearly 500000 dollars has been paid to 152 Montana districts for completing state approved traffic education programs between July 1 1972 and June 30 1973. Superintendent Delores Colburg says the reimbursement is 37.90 dollars per pupil.
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Record Farm Income Reaches New High in Montana 1972
Record high income for Montana farmers and ranchers hit 762 million dollars from crops and livestock in 1972, up 24 percent from 1971. Livestock cash receipts totaled over 495 million, up 22 percent, while crop receipts reached 267 million, up 27 percent. Production expenses rose to 573 million, nine percent higher, and total net farm income rose sharply. Net income per farm stood at 13 438 dollars versus 8 430 in 1971.
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